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You might have better luck if you were an exorcist.

sorry mike, its 600 billion dollars not 60 sent around the world every year by migrants, 5 to 10% trans fee. thats a world bank stat. The thing I was looking at is here, 3 min vid, first half general facts that are interest to us, then the company's spiel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=20&v=wgnyWkd2HE4

mikey was reading the other day, migrants sending money home amounts to $60 billion per year, average send is $200 per month. Transaction charges are between 2 and 5%, time for transaction 2 to 5 days. Info came from a swiss tech co, Exch.One I was having a look at.

their bundle of lumens (cash)?

sorry she mentions caps even earlier, best relax from the start

Cheers Euclid, found it. Should have seen it, found their investors blurb last night but missed seeing the download box. Eyes must have been fading! https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/cdn-prd-maestrano/docs/public/website/Maestrano+Admission+Document+30+May+2018.pdf

Clare Grey won the Kavli Medal from the Royal Soc in 2011 for her work. She loves her supercaps. In her lecture, she first mentions them 6:20, and then throughout. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6X9hJ8yV4Q

Business case, past accounts, corporate presentation?

Antevorta, wages are not remaining stagnant. Actually, the min wage was hiked by 33% in the last few months. If you're after trusted economic facts in Myanmar, then Sean Turnell is worth following. He's quoted here recently https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/investment-figures-reveal-growing-diversity-in-sources-and-sectors Telecom investment is down, but thats no surprise, brand new spanking infrastructure has already been installed, and services are up, thats us. Best wishes to Abundantia if you see her.

just a bit. MB mindful in the presentation in mentioning the volatility crap that undermines his business.

cheers for that. also b2b micropayment infrastructure being developed for gaming and app companies, yummy. out of interest, anyone know the name of that veteran company he mentioned that had contacts in the publishing world, and had hired to promote SP?

Miracles do happen, pretty please. Bolgas' research on the renewables industry been worth the entrance ticket though for personal knowledge. Thank you fella.

Have you tried Argos chum? Definitely flatlining here.

those other companies on stellar are pretty sound too; eg. Exch.One, a Swiss cash transaction company. Migrants sending money home, over $600 billion a year presently; usual transaction costs are 2 to 5% and take 2 to 5 days, $200 average send. Exch.One will be faster and "nearly free".

https://globalcoinreport.com/why-stellar-xlm-will-hit-1-usd-mark-sooner-than-you-imagine/

https://www.globalenergy-magazine.com/2018-developers-back-ultracapacitors-to-transform-energy-storage-and-usage (Gartner's "hype cycle" forecasts timelines for trends in emerging technologies)

apologies oldandtired, I was just going by their website info. gross exaggeration indeed. http://mediacentre.newscientist.com/

op, flowery metaphors are very readable but he,s not a king, he,s a wizard. please don,t mention snakes and ladders though.

not half, boy done good, well impressed. still a bit confused since El Reg has free access already I'm finding, what will they be charging for in the future? What is interesting, is that these mags have hefty readership numbers. New Scientist has 3 million weekly readers for instance with a 50 quid plus per annum subscription, as do many others of that quality. Stellar should have its act together in a few months, giddy up SP. Oh Cretes, its a start as you say, think S the Patient convinced them?

yep, and promising reaction quotes captured from mccaleb and benn, 24p an article looks like the cut there on el reg. good mag, knowledgeable readership, taking Sven to task who batted that one well.