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I am with you Beetham. The window is closing.

You need to ask yourself the following: 1) Does Monitise deliver a needed product for banks? 2) Is there broad application of this product? 3) Does this product ultimately lead to a better customer experience at the bank? 4)Does this Monitise platform ultimately save time and money over other options (including going it alone) for the bank? 5) Does doing nothing pose a threat for the bank from competitors? 6) Are there other competitors to Monitise delivering this technology widely? You will then start buying at this absurd valuation while you can. As the contracts start rolling in you will look back and realize how much of a gift this delay was to the long term investor. 3.5 pence open at the first contract and that is the beginning.

Prepare

Will open more than 50% higher that day (3.5 pence or higher) and we are told multiple contracts advancing in the pipeline....

IBM has been marketing Monitise FINKit.

Within 2 years MVC will have EBITDA of £12 million with its ongoing expansion. Multiplw FINKit contracts in the pipeline. Naturally those on a tight timeline will lose patience and present the attractive entry point to those willing to wait. The transfer of wealth.

Because the second they buy its over 4 pence. The have accumulated them at 50% off through the options. Cameron can make serious money with over 12 million shares. I am sorry you sold right when you should have been accumulating after a loss of 50 pence.

Banks need help more than ever and the evolution is inevitable. If Monitise captures 1% of this evolution market then it will be a $1 billion mCap in 5 years.

A gift. Hard to see it during the tough wait. Remember that Lee Cameron has over 12 million shares....read the reports.

Many investors- individuals and professional -cannot hold or continue to buy into an investment when delivery on the product is running behind. This creates an incredible opportunity. The need for Monitise is there, contracts and deployments are taking longer than expected but and this has given you a 50% sale. This gap can be made up immediately with the 1st contract. Fear is your best friend here if you have the time and financial resources. I continue to add.

I doubt we will see that drop from this low valuation. I have a nice cash position on the side in case that happens to pick up another quick 3-4 million shares.

Except for the fact that you bought at 50 pence and sold at 2.5 pence - you have been so right here ValueHunter. Just spot on. Nobody can argue with your incredible predictions.