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[opodio] 03/7/2014 07:48

need cash by december
it is july now
tick tock tick tock

[joan1234] 03/7/2014 07:28

MoPowered's confidence that they'll come through between now and Christmas should really be taken with a large pinch of salt.

Today, 6:17 AM

[dmh1979] 02/7/2014 20:21

Just not a scalable business this, each client has different requirements which is now being acknowledged by the board. Most eCommerce providers are now at full speed with mobile offerings so in summary MPOW is a complete dud investment. Its going nowhere fast!

[yump] 02/7/2014 12:49

They've taken a punt at floating when the market is likely to get excited about anything with 'mobile' in it and hit the (usual) problem, that regardless of how timely your new fangled offering is, you can't just go around signing up SME's at high speed.

Doesn't mean its the wrong model though. Although they appear to need some tweaking to say the least.

Imagine what would have happened if they had issued a 'well-ahead' statement. You'd get the same over-reaction in the other direction, because the whole thing is currently loss-making and will be for some time, so it can't be valued properly. Sometimes that matters, sometimes it doesn't.

Best thing is to be in before the float - there's a much lower risk if you are simply buying because you like the business model.

[logans run] 02/7/2014 09:33

MPOW brokers talking about a takeover already.
Northland Capital MoPowered (LON:MPOW) Takeover Talk

[scruffee] 02/7/2014 09:07

Northland Capital MoPowered (LON:MPOW) Takeover Talk
Today, 9:06 AM

[scruffee] 02/7/2014 08:17

Beaufort Securities MoPowered Group : Considering these factors and a favourable demand scenario for mobile commerce solutions, we retain a Speculative Buy.
8:16 AM

[scruffee] 02/7/2014 07:34

VIDEO Dominic Keen, CEO of MoPowered (LON:MOP)
Today, 7:33 AM

[bigdazzler] 01/7/2014 19:47

Yes but then add the rest opodio. Shown on his website he sold mpow on 22/4/14 at 91 pence for a small loss.

Clearly I don't know if he still holds in other accounts but just going by his website shows he sold in April 2014.

[opodio] 01/7/2014 19:25

One of RObbie Naked shares for 2014



2. MOPOWERED (MPOW)

Floated on the market on Dec 18th.I like the look of its market, right place at the right time I reckon.

The main thrust of the business is making websites compatible to be viewed by mobiles and enabling website owners to make more from mobile phone visitors. I think this is a big business for 2014 and at some point the shares will fly.

[bigdazzler] 01/7/2014 19:17

Shares magazine website has published an article today which is free to read for all and it is not good reading.

Overall you get a very negative impression of the company from the article. Which includes concerns about levels of cash left and whether some of these contracts will materialise in H2.

Overall it suggests that some would consider the company to still be overvalued even at current prices.

Might explain why there has been no bounce back and further weakness may continue.

[opodio] 01/7/2014 17:07

he never tells when he sells

[bigdazzler] 01/7/2014 17:01

Naked trader sold out just look at his trades at bottom of his trade page ,from memory I think he sold at 91p.

Shows again how intelligent and disciplined he is at trading. Thinks a share will do well but is prepared to cut it loose when it doesn't perform and just look how much money that discipline has saved him. A lot of people on these boards would do well to have discipline and stops in place.

[loading] 01/7/2014 15:46

MoPowered (AIM:MPOW) the Mobile website optimisation specialist has had a great start to the year

[someuwin] 01/7/2014 15:38

...If they're presenting - they're placing.

[aim_trader] 01/7/2014 15:31

The directors of TyraTech Inc. (AIM: TYR), MoPowered Group (AIM: MPOW), Amedeo Resources PLC (AIM: AMED) and Hayward Tyler (AIM: HAYT) will be presenting on
Thursday the 3rd July 2014 at the Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB

REGISTER HERE:

[loadsadough] 01/7/2014 14:59

Mercom Oil Sands(MMO), (3.3 pence) per share
By PLATTS
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1 Jul 2014 14:51:58

[opodio] 01/7/2014 14:45

Wonder what naked trader will say in his update, was a share of the year for him

IT now needs rescue cash before December i think


Please dig deep and give generously.

[sweepie2] 01/7/2014 12:55

Have a look at NTLP

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[aishah] 01/7/2014 12:49

Tech Market View: MoPowered stumbles

In our 6th June UKHotView All about momentum at MoPowered, we stated that this SaaS provider of mobile-optimised web sites had to build momentum quickly if it is to fulfil its potential. Today's worrying trading update confirms our worst fears, with a significant loss of that precious commodity created by the double whammy of longer lead times for a clutch of large contracts and disappointing on-boarding of SME sites.

The company has continued to grow its customer base with first half (to June) revenues expected to show 60% growth over 2H 2013. However, the new and very real problem is that several contracts with larger retailers, together totalling 20% of the forward looking pipeline of £1m, are delayed by protracted contract negotiations. Consequently the company has warned of slower revenue growth for 2014 and beyond.

These contract delays are being addressed by adding more resource and by earlier presentation of draft terms, but it is a fact of life for SaaS providers that larger customers demand more tailored conditions. The other problem of slower on-boarding and higher costs of SME sites is also being tackled by the company, but this is another concern as management had earlier prided itself on the rapid and slick implementation of its SaaS platform.

Analysts are making dramatic cuts to their earlier very optimistic forecasts and shifting their expectations of EBITDA profit out a further year to 2016. Revenue expectations had been very high and the company had built a large cost base in anticipation of this growth which will compound the problems.

Certainly the market opportunity is still there and positive statements about contract wins and product launches are expected, but the management (and shareholders) will find that regaining momentum is much more difficult once you have stumbled.

[stegrego] 01/7/2014 12:39

Looks a massive ask for this to turn a profit and as Aishah says, they say therer is slippage but then say they will miss. It should be one or the other and not both.

These will never get enough traction to make the model work. Its basically a 'me too' IPO that a few fund managers who should know better (Hargreaves) seem to have been sold on the back of 'mobile retail'

[loverat] 01/7/2014 12:34

A good point above is made about the way the RNS was written. I honestly think Mickey Mouse could have written it better. That said, a 50% drop in one go would seem alot and typically you would often expect a bounce. Difficult to predict here because some large sells have gone through and traders spooked by the lack of bounce. Might be an idea for some traders to hold more than 5 minutes in future.

[someuwin] 01/7/2014 12:29

If there is value here we'll surely see some directors buying.

If not...