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ITK ....... I’ve no idea either, I would think that any analysts would have been invited in the hope they see the positives and produce favourable write ups ……. would think we’ll start to see or hear about any reports in the next week or two. I give in trying to understand these big trades, all I know is they are going through at 25p, I can sell everything at 26.5p and buy at 28p ………

ITK …… it looks like from one of the tweets that there were 17 to 20 people there (the make up of analysts to investors, I have no idea although I saw one tweet from an analyst, so at least one analyst, lol) ……….. and contrary to something I read from a link posted here from some journo it looks like the the Dragon, Simon Newton and the Chairman were all there. Melody ……… cheers for the link, at least we know the outline of the event. Some very big trades going through yesterday and today ……. no idea what they are, but they are big!

Placing at 18p

I think it's worth remembering that the Aussie telco was the very first trial using the Acta Electrolyser ........ so it has been running the longest and has worked as hoped!

From H2 2013 to H1 2014 there growth rate was over 60%!! it might have been less than anticipated but it is still very impressive growth!! "continues to grow strongly with revenues in the six months to 30 June 2014 in excess of three quarters of a million pounds. This growth of over 60% from the second half of 2013 represents less of an increase than had been anticipated."

Yeah it explains yesterdays little trading frenzy, lol

It’s small, but it is another order and a tick in the box …….. it’s also notable that it is with ReliOn

Missed a bit off the bootom "This management experience is reassuring and post-IPO the company’s balance sheet is sound, with net cash estimated at £2.8m at the end of 2013. The shareholder register includes Artemis and Hargreave Hale, both well-regarded institutional small-cap investors.”

This was tipped by RHPS in March, I’m a subscriber and seeing as it was tipped in March I thought there is no harm in pinching some of the research already done by RHPS ……. saves me trawling through stuff ….. anyway the following is snippets from the newsletter, which gives a broad idea of what MPOW is about “Originally, his idea was to develop mobile personal financial services. But then the mobile commerce element captured his imagination. MPOW began working on mobile IT projects for big retailers like Next, Superdry and Waterstones. It’s quite impressive that Next, which makes over £300m annual operating profit from its online Directory business, has outsourced its m-commerce to MoPowered. MPOW developed its first application for Next in 2009 and is now its sole supplier for mobile websites and apps. Having such blue-chip clients certainly lends a lot of credibility to MPOW. But unfortunately it doesn’t result in a scaleable business. The relationship with Next is mainly project-based. To do a lot more of this bespoke work for very large clients would be labour intensive, and MPOW would have to keep hiring software engineers to service new customers. So instead, they’ve used the knowledge and expertise accumulated from this m-commerce project work to develop a product that can be sold to lots of customers. Clients pay a small set-up fee, but most of the MPOW’s revenue comes from a monthly rental charge plus a small share of the sales generated from the ensuing m-commerce. This cut MPOW receives from a client’s m-commerce sales helps align both parties’ interests. MoPowered’s proposition is that a well-designed mobile website will have a measurable impact on customer conversion. So it’s directly incentivised to help their clients grow sales from their m-commerce activities. For example, Price Right Home is a family-owned e-commerce retailer selling a range of over 3,000 children’s home and decor products. Moving to MoPowered’s mobile platform has had a clear impact on the company’s performance. The proportion of people visiting the site who made a purchase (the conversion rate) improved by 58%. People stayed on the site 20% longer than before and pages viewed per visit rose by 64%. CEO Dominic Keen is a bright and enthusiastic leader of the company who retains a significant shareholding. He holds a Business and Engineering degree from Cambridge, and being well over six feet tall and a former member of the Great Britain judo team, he’s someone you take seriously! He is supported by an experienced chairman in 68-year-old Mike Hughes. Mr Hughes has a background at General Electric Company and more recently was CEO of Midlands Electricity, as well being a board member of Oxford Instruments and South Staffs Water. Finance Director Ben Carswell also has an impressive CV

Maybe someone is, not me though, not yet anyway

No, no, no …… don’t do that, I just talk a good game! …….. when I say followed, I mean I know what they are about and I’ve a rough idea of finances (they will need more cash at some point, I just don’t think it’s needed tout suite), I couldn’t tell you much about the management, in fact I couldn’t tell you anything, lol This fall just shouted “opportunity” to me based on what I think I know! …….. so the speculator in me got in the driving seat!

a little bit of speculation is good for getting the heart rate up, which in turn saves on me doing anything physical, lol I've followed this since it listed, given the fall I couldn't resist, but it still comes with a bucket load of risk!,

Put your speculator hat on, lol ……. they have a nice little software package that takes a companies website and makes it mobile friendly It’s not like they are not growing …….. revenue of £470k in the second half of last year (£1.1m full year 2013) ……… first six months of this year revenue has grown to £750k+, over 60% growth from H2 2013 There has been slippage in expected contracts, when is there never slippage with these new companies Cash …….. £2.9m net of expenses was raised in Dec 2013 so they are not running on fumes just yet I’ve taken a speculative punt which is still based on a little bit of knowledge that the market has gone over the top …….. nothing new there! either in me being speculative or the market going over the top, lol

Think the bigger 30p trades are sells, I think they are buys that were being filled around 10 o' clock as it was a nightmare trying to buy any around that time and you can sell a decent amount at 30.2p even while they were going through ........ but I know not what I say, lol so just ignore me!

60% of shares are held by those over 3%

sell at 30.1p

Product that changed a companies website into a mobile site in pretty quick time ..... lots of "code" lol and they are still winning customers

at 30p

The money! lol ......

Including what the Chairman bought in the placing, I make that to be about £120k he's put in here this year!