March Networks Share Discussion Threads

[mitzis] 06/1/2006 19:58

Up to $33.50 currently should respond next week..!

Edit $33.75.

[madmix] 06/1/2006 16:14

Currently C$33.30 in Canada, equivalent to £16.30 - so perhaps this represents a buying opportunity here, though only a couple of percent in it.

[lasata] 06/1/2006 16:06

SP should be up not down basis Toronto price.

[lordcoco] 06/1/2006 15:54

Another mention on Robtv lastnight, www.robtv.com (market call).

One of three "top picks" from Peter Hodson, investment strategist, Sprott Asset Management. No idea who he is or what influence he may have but of his 3 picks from last night they are up 9, 2.4 and 2 % respectively.

He seemed most impressed with the fact that March was chosen as a replacement over competition in recent contract award. A relative new investor to March by the sound of it.

[sivadnoj] 05/1/2006 08:55

Thanks. Interesting, all the same, that sales in this area are being driven effectively by regulatory pressure. I guess that could apply equally to transport, for example.

[sranmal] 05/1/2006 08:50

'Fraid it is old-ish news. Banorte are featured on the front cover of MNW's current issue of their magazine, downloadable from their website.

[sivadnoj] 05/1/2006 08:28

Not sure I've seen this before - apologies if it's old news.

Big Deals
Industry Watch
Banorte Selects March
47 words
1 January 2006
Bank Systems + Technology
14
4301
English
Copyright 2006 CMP Publications Inc.
Grupo Financiero Banorte (Mexico) will deploy March Networks' (Ottawa, Ontario) digital video surveillance systems and software at approximately 1,200 branches. The upgrade is in response to increased security requirements from Mexico's Ministry of Finance.

[cambium] 04/1/2006 10:05

up up and err

[milesy] 04/1/2006 08:48

Useful link/read Mitzis, thanks. Seems the AIM share price is now fully up with TSX quote as at last night's close...CDN$32.90 = £16.26.

[mitzis] 03/1/2006 19:44

Fingersxd kindly expressed his thoughts from a chartists viewpoint..

[rogerl] 03/1/2006 16:35

I also like shares that continue to rise on the first day of the new year.

[lasata] 03/1/2006 14:25

Looking for firm opening over the water

[mitzis] 03/1/2006 10:44

What a great start to 2006 and heres to more to come..

[rogerl] 30/12/2005 12:34

I do like shares that finish the year on an all time high.

[mitzis] 30/12/2005 10:22

Thanks for that I´m getting more bullish by the day.

[johnroger] 30/12/2005 10:16

Techinvest commented in the December issue that MNW was now covered by four North American brokers and that all were bullish.

[mitzis] 30/12/2005 10:09

Nearly 1600p today they sure like this one over there..

[sranmal] 29/12/2005 21:01

Certainly got an appetite for the stock over the pond, nearly at close of play and $33 offer = £16.43.

[mitzis] 29/12/2005 19:46

Up another $1 at $ 32 over there..
And looking forward as one does this time of year I expect March to be trading significantly higher in 12 months time perhaps as high as 4000 to 6000p a share and could be the star performer of 2006.Mind you 3000p would be just great.
Edit up 5% on TSE.

[rogerl] 29/12/2005 19:37

For what it is worth the reason I hold MNW and do not hold IND is that the latter has yet to show a profit and is therefore much higher risk in my view. I do not think either of these companies have a technology that could not be fairly easily replicated, the main difference between them is that MNW is clearly very sales oriented and this is what makes it stand out. IND on the other hand has a technically oriented board and has still to demonstrate the sort of sales ability which will drive it into a much larger enterprise. These opinions do not mean that IND share price will not continue to satisfy investors.

[lasata] 29/12/2005 15:45

Lord: very interesting about transport applications - thank you.

[lasata] 29/12/2005 14:50

MNW should swallow IND

[crystball] 29/12/2005 14:03

It is a good market to be in, with plenty of room for several players, for several years. Small players like Indigo Vision may well be bought out at an early stage, but with directors holding a significant percentage of the shares, they won't be bought out cheaply IMO.

I haven't researched MNW. What would you say to sell MNW to me? I have an open mind.

What are the key points that make MNW attractive?