MOKO.MOBI LTD (WKN: A0REGF) Wieviel ist drin...?

POST 1, MOKO MOBI BUSINESS UPDATE
Posted By: stuffonastick on 12/14/2010 6:56:56 PM
Disclosure: Position | Short Term: Buy | Long Term: Buy
Hmmm...HOT...MOKO.MOBI...HOT...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Proven revenue model - Case Study UK
?MOKO has a proven “pay-for-service” business model. MOKO’s business model is not reliant on advertising allowing it to scale as additional users are added.
?Users pay for MOKO via their mobile phone carrier’s billing system.
?£2 per month subscription per user and if current growth patterns continue, gross sales will go from approx £40,000 to £100,000 per month in the coming 4 months and Net revenues are anticipated to grow to £35,000 per month by end December 2010; and £50,000 per month by end March 2011.
?Further growth is dependent on marketing and additional carrier agreements under negotiation.

Over 4.5 million users
Generating over 2 million messages per day
Uploaded Over 300,000 photos & videos

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POST 2, MOKO MOBI BUSINESS UPDATE
Posted By: stuffonastick on 12/14/2010 6:58:34 PM
Disclosure: Position | Short Term: Buy | Long Term: Buy
Hmmm...HOT ...MOKO.MOBI...HOT oldmanbadman rdncoic

?MOKO has over 320,000 members on one carrier (Maxis)
?Revenue growth of 300% in the last 3 months, with gross sales now approaching approximately RM$150,000 per month (approx US$46,000).
?Users log on for up to 37 minutes per session and spend up to 17 hours per month using MOKO
?User pays either for day pass, weekly pass or monthly subscription
?MOKO is finalising negotiations with another major carrier that will provide access to 95% of the market
?This new carrier is a comparable size and will follow the same commercial model. If successful in these negotiations, we anticipate these new sales to grow at a rate similar to the current carriers.
Trends
1.Fixed internet proves chat & sharing services are popular.
2.Mobile devices become consumers 1st digital camera option.
Market Gap
1.Internet being accessed via mobile is growing in Malaysia.Very few mobile services that allow users to chat & share through their content.
2.MOKO is exploiting this opportunity  

POST 3, MOKO MOBI BUSINESS UPDATE
Posted By: stuffonastick on 12/14/2010 7:11:42 PM
Disclosure: Position | Short Term: Buy | Long Term: Buy
Hmmm...FirstMovers...oldmanbadman rdncoic

Regardles if you are a flipper or stock holder, the first mover is always the winner on a stock about to rise.  After reading POST 1 and POST 2, here is POST 3 with my comment.

As you all know, jumping on the train and riding the wave is easy once a stock starts moving upward, deciding to jump off or stay, that is always the question.  Easy to see paper gains in your portfolio/Depot but hard to get cold hard cash in the long term.

What to Do?  Easy Money 101 is to recognise a stock getting ready to to "To Da Moon!" and buy just before it jumps and then put a 100% of cost of purchase into a SELL order.  (Buy for .092 cents and sell for 18 or .20 cents)  As soon as it jumps, you make 100% and look real smart.

Then of course when it continues to climb, you get greedy and want to buy more.  When to get in is easy, when to get out is hard.  :) :) :)

Ok, you can see right now with the info (POST 1 adn POST 2) from the MOKOMOBI Business Update that it is going to jump..FOR SURE!  oldmanbadman rdncoic So what should you do?  Make Money or Make Stupid Posts?  

die machst Du doch hier!
seit jahren bist Du in verschiedenen threads unterwegs und machst werbung für diese australischen gangster!
nichts wird hier passieren!  

Circus Clown, stupid is as stupid does.  Like a circus clown, like you.  

Clown, leave the investing to people that know when to get in and when to get out and how to make money.  You seem to waste time with stocks you are not invested in and will never be.  So talk the talk and walk the walk.  If you do not vote in elections, you have no choice about which party wins the election.  If you are not invested in a stock you have no opinion about making or losing money in that stock.  If at least you could short the stock, you would have an opinion.

Poor Clown,  You are neither a good clown that makes people laugh, nor have you anything important to say.  Germany is a good land for you, if you work, the government takes all your money.  If you do not work, the government gives you money.  So clown, you have a great future here.  :) :) :) oldmanbadman rdncoic  Angie Merkel has your future all lined up for you......................................  

0,054 €   0,054 €   6 € 0,00% !!! 6euro!umsatz!
lächerlich!
loop mobile bzw.moko ist ein fake!
es interessiert sich kein mensch für so eine klitsche hier in europa!
die kommen alle aus einem stall,adultshop jetzt delecta und stiletto(bordellbetreiber!),loop von adultshop jetzt moko und so weiter und so weiter........
also lassen wir es,wünsche Dir viel glück!
circus clown!
ps.hört sich gut an!  

MOKO.mobi and Continental Coal top the Proactive Investors Rippers lists today

Thursday, January 13, 2011 by John Phillips  The market finally had some zing today, with the All Ordinaries jumping 66 points to 4898, as trading volumes are ramping up post the holiday break.

The Proactive Investors Ripper award for the biggest percentage spiker on the ASX today was really hard to find, as the junior resource stocks that were jumping early in 2011 are now trading more sensibly as sufficient volume returns to the market.

The top performers above two cents with sufficient volume were MOKO.mobi (ASX: MKB) with a 29% share jump, with WCP Resources (ASX: WCP) up 28% as Sovereign Metals (ASX: SVM) gained 27%.

The biggest Dipper, or the percentage faller on the day, was a thinly traded Whinnen Resources (ASX: WWW) which eased 19%, with a sparsely traded ITL (ASX: ITD) off 18% as Lion Energy (ASX: LIO) eased 15%.

Topping the most actively traded stock was Continental Coal (ASX: CCC) again with 127 million shares changing hands as the South African coal producer continues to have strong investor interest as the Queensland coal industry is in disarray on account of the crippling floods.

Rounding out the top 5 most active stocks was ING Industrial Fund (ASX: IIF) with 77 million, Peninsula Energy (ASX: PEN) 65 million, WHL Energy (ASX: WHN) 62 million and ABM Resources (ASX: ABU) 43 million.

The big miners continue to lead the most actual trades during 2011, with BHP Billiton (ASX: BHP) 11,300, followed by Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) 11,200, Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) 10,300, Commonwealth Bank (ASX: CBA) 9,100 and Woodside Petroleum (ASX: WPL) 9,000  

Hmmm...Moko.MobiNewSubstantial...oldmanbadman rdnc
Posted By: stuffonastick on 1/19/2011 6:30:04 PM
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MOKO.mobi has new substantial shareholder
0 Links | 0 Comments | Submit link | Report | 17:40, 19th Januar 2011
By Dylan Bushell-Embling (CFO World)
Mobile social networking company MOKO.mobi (ASX:MKB) has disclosed it has a new substantial shareholder.

Earl Fiduciary AG, as the trustee of the Adestra Trust, now owns a 7.33% stake in the company with 10 million shares, MOKO.mobi said in a regulatory filing.

The trust paid $1 million for the holding. MKB shares stayed unchanged on Wednesday to close at $0.090.  

MOKO.mobi buys UK social video service
0 Links | 0 Comments | Submit link | Report | 18:13, 18th Januar 2011
By Dylan Bushell-Embling (CFO World)
Mobile social networking platform developer MOKO.mobi (ASX:MKB) has signed an agreement to acquire EyeVibe, a UK-based mobile social video service.

The company has arranged to purchase the service from its owner, Yospace Technologies.

EyeVibe is a combination of two services developed by Yospace for 3 UK and O2 UK respectively. It allows users to upload clips into an online gallery, while visitors then download the clips on a pay-per-view basis.

Announcing the deal, MOKO.mobi said EyeVibe is represented on all the major UK mobile networks.

The company intends to migrate the EyeVibe user base to the MOKO.mobi platform, which will replace the service on the UK carrier platforms.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but MOKO.mobi said the deal will be accretive to its revenue stream as the EyeVibe service is a profitable business.

“This strategic acquisition further strengthens our UK presence, in particular within the 3 UK network, which has historically been our most successful market,” Moko.mobi CEO Ian Rodwell said.

He said the acquisition represents part of a drive to expand its reach in the 50 million subscriber UK market.  

vom 31.1.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/...isplay=pdf&idsId=01146380  

HELLE WAHNSINN

THIS IS interesting...............


http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20111031/pdf/4225rrgqpy9szj.pdf  

Helle Wahnsinn # 2

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120119/pdf/423tyv8c8t9r3k.pdf  

Market Update
Unaudited Net Revenues for December 2011
Passes A$1 Million
 MOKO concluded the formal acquisition of Paper Tree Limited and the
associated group of companies on 15th December 2011.
 Unaudited EBITDA for the UK operations for December was £82,603
(A$122,740), much better than expected.
 December Unaudited UK EBITDA was achieved on gross sales of £1.22 million
(A$1.8million) and net revenues of £610,683 (A$900,700)
 Unaudited combined group December gross sales of over A$2 million