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Yes of course, do forgive my complete and utter ignorance. The metrics are so strong that investors have decided that dumping their Boku shares is the right strategy. I've always placed my faith in companies where upon the share price has literally tanked. "STRONG BUY" Let me guess, you're a bag holder at the 195p mark. Good luck seeing that price again. You'll see the IPO price first before you'll see anything above 100p. Please do show me the strong metrics you speak of, educate me....

A luke warm update, snail pace growth. Not impressed. I see an abundance of potential in this business. However, I'm beginning to wonder whether or not Boku and its CEO has the capability to actually start producing real growth without needing a pandemic and a global lockdown to accelerate the business.

Some serious volume coming in today and for this entire month overall. We could be at the beginning of a reversal. We shall see.

The shares to rely on in a recession: Investing experts flag 80 small and mid-cap UK firms that could thrive as an 'unusual' slump looms.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/investing/article-10850263/The-UK-shares-rely-recession-Experts-pick-80-stocks.html

Is Trading 212 a US Broker? because if so you can't buy through a US broker. For Example, Interactive Brokers are a US based broker and you can't buy Boku through them. If not have you asked Trading 212 why ?

I managed to catch the investor presentation last night. Exceptional to say the least. I encourage any Boku investor here to contact the company for a copy of the presentation. The two major developments to truly come online now are first the E-wallets. 9 E-wallets now live all across Asia. These alone demonstrate significant growth prospects for the company. Also, Identity, they have ironed out the bugs and I see this truly performing in the coming year. And let's not forget the current backbone of the business, DCB. Which they have demonstrated works extremely well for them. And now with Fortumo onboard, it will begin hoovering up all the lower turnover but higher fee sales, leaving Boku to run the higher turnover lower fee sales. They also demonstrated that this still has a long way to go. Exciting times.

@JTDOLAN Totally disagree. I see absolutely zero to compare with Bango. Boku is in clear profit. Boku management is absolutely solid and is all well versed in the payment industry. Boku's cash position is streets ahead of Bango and the latest acquisition of Fortumo proves this and cements their position as the clear front runner in the mobile payment arena. As for their identity business, I am confident it will shine its true potential hasn't been released yet and to be fair it's hardly a ball and chain to the rest of the business. To call it "a dog" is a little unfair at this point in time.

Agreed, it's a slow burn in the current climate and the adoption of paying by mobile, which I believe is still in its infancy, imho of course.

It's nice to find a discussion board where the stockholders are positive and can see this company for what it truly is.

This is a real diamond in the rough glad and with a little more patience it will shine.

Okay, links seem to be not allowed. Anyway, hopefully there is enough info there to find it in a google search. The site is Directors Talk Interviews.

Well, that didn't work and it would appear you can't delete a post. Not sure if links are allowed so I have retyped. www.***************************/boku-inc-qa-ceo-jon-prideaux-lonboku/412740739

https://www.***************************/boku-inc-qa-ceo-jon-prideaux-lonboku/412740739 Interesting read.

I feel compelled as a Bango shareholder (competitors to Boku) and hopefully soon to be a Boku shareholder to congratulate Boku and its existing shareholders on a successful IPO. I personally welcome the competition to Bango, as I feel it motivates both companies to succeed which is then hopefully translated into a higher share price and deservedly rewards the shareholders. Good luck all.