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Got done over by ppc... blame hallmark! lol.... he should stick to twitter.... Yeah tough market... and full of trolls.... I look for mid-long term plays and get in early enough to benefit. Yeah... maybe it's the rain in portugal... just like playing footy in belfast on a tues evening : )

PPC... what are they up to these days? I have some char in the locker along with magp, logp. Got some security with big ben in westminster ; ) Trolls are out in force tonight... i single handily control the speedy one and shouldn't post useful research on a very new company... lol.... oh the jokes...

Yeah... i remember when i bumped into that baltic numpties.... corrupted me good n proper! lol.... too many sheep. Would have been eaten alive by that bb! Apart from Fast which is a great opportunity to get into cove mark 2, I was looking at AFC again. Not sure how long that ride is going to last. Old Abramo has turned up but not everything goes in a straight line. I am looking at a few defence companies and a few techs.... but still researching. Are you still just in this one?

That is a comprehensive round up of those strange people. You have no i deer as well....?.... me too Have you read some of the trolls ganging up on me on the fast board? lol.... makes me laugh. Been in this game to long to entertain these young kids. They should be doing some homework or playing with ninja mutant turtles...

very well old timer.... i see most of those baltic ravers are on vacation these days? ; ) Fast is only Cove being recreated... no ramp... lol .... i am getting told off by someone for posting useful info for research! .... lol

lol...

Shame about no trading update. I suppose the clues are in the last set of results. Wait till june then! Lol Watch out for top up chances. Some will probably sell out due to boredom. Fickle game is this! lol

of course they wouldn't tell you if there was an update coming anyway ; )

LOL… Look at the jump 6-6.75

Even on the lowest drop point the mms were willing to take all my shares. Now that says something… They are priming for news.

Looking very good there. Let that bubble in the background. Mbo hoping for the same. Any luck with GBP mate? That has some serious potential mate. Going to a char allover again there.

Looks like a classic shake before news ; ) Did it on WSG and look what happened! lol

Not a bad start here. 7.4p paid as well. Plenty of potential here. Regarding the spread. MBO has always shown a large spread but the live prices are much closer. I think they are just trying to put people off from buying as there aren't many shares in issue and on news they know this will seriously shift.

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DBS: the importance of mobile banking Wed, Nov, 30 2011 Sandeep Lal Retail Banker International The largest lender in South-East Asia by assets, DBS Bank, has had a marked growth in its mobile banking services and the lender is focusing on its m-banking operations heavily. Head of consumer and internet banking at DBS, Sandeep Lal, tells RBI why m-banking has become increasingly important http://www.vrl-financial-news.com/logon.aspx?pagedenied=26742

Mobile banking has been going on strong in Asia. The number of mobile banking users worldwide is forecasted to grow from 55 million in 2009 to 894 million in 2015 with Asia accounting for over half that number. Banks have long talked about the promise of being able to bank on the go; first on your computer and now on your mobile phone. However, the acceleration of mobile banking has really been driven by the advent of the smartphone and the proliferation of mobile data plans. Coupled with the popularity of mobile apps, this has provided the opportunity to create really rich and enjoyable banking experiences on the go. Going beyond the transactional aspects of banking and towards a more lifestyle oriented approach, here are four banking applications which I think will slowly become an indispensable part of our mobile lives. http://www.clickz.asia/2915/taking_mobile_banking_to_the_next_level

A study by comScore on the Internet Usage in Southeast Asia revealed that an increasing number of consumers switched to online banking during the year 2010. The study, which includes six markets -Malaysia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines, stated that the online banking category grew by double-digits percentages. http://www.penn-olson.com/2011/03/05/online-banking-southeast-asia/

Africa is the world's fastest growing mobile phone market, and will soon have 735 million people using their phones for everything from transferring money to tracking animals for wildlife studies. Mobile penetration in Africa is now second only to Asia, according to the report by the industry group GSMA, or Groupe Speciale Mobile Association. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2059741/Mobile-market-booms-Africa-735-million-using-phones-banking-mini-cinemas.html#ixzz1mg5yUQXH

Cheap at current levels based on sector multiples and modest forecasts. Based on our modest earnings growth forecasts through 2012 we derive forward P/E ratios for 2011 and 2012 of 93.5x and 5.4x respectively. Considering the track record of growth demonstrated by Mob1, its established position in growth markets and the cautious levels of our forecasts, we believe the company is trading considerably below fair value. Track record of revenue growth. Since 2005 Mob1 has consistently grown its annual revenue with the exception of 2008 and 2009 due to the dramatic global economic slow down. Mob1’s revenue growth is back on track, with H12011 revenue of £14.4m 48% higher than £9.8m in 2010. With proven management and a solid expansion strategy in growth markets we see no reason for this not to continue. http://www.allenbycapital.com/research/mobilityone290911.pdf

Solid established Malaysian business in large and growing markets. 80% of Malaysian mobile users pre-pay. There are £200m of monthly top-ups; a market that has 10% annual growth. Mob1’s Malaysian e-commerce infrastructure business handles pre-paid mobile top-ups and bill payments. Mob1 has also partnered with several major Malaysian banks to exploit mobile, internet and ATM banking channels. The company is established and politically connected in Malaysia; thus ideally placed to capitalise on large and growing markets. Solid interims point to maiden full year profit. Considering Mob1’s strong revenue growth trend and two new Malaysian deals, we are confident the company will hit full year top line forecasts for 2011 and deliver a maiden profit. The company posted a solid set of interims with revenue for the period up 48% at £14.4m. Gross profit was up 140% at £1.1m due to gross margin expansion to 7.5%*. At the net earnings level Mob1 made a loss of just £61k compared with a £204k loss for the corresponding period in 2010.