TSK - TASK Group Holdings

[Copper]

From the Facebook page:

"We're delighted to have won the 2014 I-COM Global Big Data Venture Challenge - Emerging Markets Award!

Awards were presented at the I-COM Global summit in Seville Tuesday night (local time)."

Also, great new video on the front of www.vmob.co

I watched that video and as I am of the older generation all I can say ,it's bloody good.Other tech freaks may disagree but who cares .My generation would be impressed ,maybe not convinced,but impressed. Tks.

[hilskin]

GENERAL: VML: VMob takes out international big data award
VML
07/04/2014 14:46
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REL: 1446 HRS VMob Group Limited

GENERAL: VML: VMob takes out international big data award

7 April 2014

VMob takes out international big data award

New Zealand mobile marketing SaaS Vendor, VMob, has won the prestigious
Emerging Market award at the I-COM Big Data Venture Challenge in Seville,
Spain.

Beating out twelve finalists from seven countries around the globe, VMob was
applauded for their innovative use of big data across a number of heavyweight
international clients including McDonalds, Exxon and DDB,

The Emerging Market award recognises the use of big data to create a
competitive advantage and drive bottom line impact for clients.

VMob CEO, Scott Bradley said the award highlights the importance of big data
in business today and delivering measurable business results with the data.

"As VMob moves from strength to strength in the global market, we are
committed to delivering measurable results that significantly impact bottom
line revenue for our clients using VMob's proven software technology".

Award winners were judged by a Jury and board of advisors, totalling twenty
eight industry experts including the largest global digital agencies and
data-driven marketing specialists from around the world including senior
executives from: Xaxis (USA), Carat Global Management (UK), Apsara Ventures
(USA), SapientNitro (Germany), Ogilvy & Mather (USA), Amazon China, Annalect
Group/Omnicom (USA), KISSmetrics (USA), BrightTag EMEA (UK), Microsoft (USA),
Mediabrands Audience Platform (USA), Bois Capital (USA), CALAO Finance
(France), Europe Digital Ventures (Spain) and IPG Mediabrands (Singapore).

[whatsup]

This is always what makes me tumble over myself, when you have this:

VML= over $50 million
SNK = $31 million

What has VML shown that has everyone so hyped up? Well-known companies as customers? Mcdonalds, Telecom, 2 degrees and Vodafone?
2013 interim report shows $131,000 as trading reveune? How can something like that be worth $50million MCap? When Snakk with their 2013 interim report of $3million be worth only $31 million?

Crazy market we have this year. In hindsight VML is easier to sell to retail-customers when told about the next big thing and what kind of customers they have. Easier mentioning VML customers (Mcdonalds, Telecom, 2 degrees and Vodafone), than it is Snakk's who doesn't really tell us who their customers are. Snakk's working on something in Asia but has yet to annouce anything, while VML has already formed an office and partnership there already.

I guess a company who is more transparency with its shareholders has much more investors wanting it. You can see that with WYN now with how it kept on announcing big deals and the confirmation of exceeding forecast definitely puts the cherry on top. SLI only had to announce how many word searches they were getting.

Also the perceived price makes VML appear cheaper at 4cents as opposed to SNK 12cents. I have met many people who talk about the price of the share as the buying point as opposed to the Mcap. (Easier to sell a cheap stock than an expensive one right?)
Given the current market we could see VML stock priced pushed even higher than SNK, which I'd think was crazy, but when everyones shovelling it in and fueling it all, lets hope for investors alike that it doesn't run out. Could be some impressive trading profits to be made or maybe they deliver very impressive revenue streams come March 2014, lets see right!

As Peter Lynch would say theres more value investing in a boring company, the more boring the better. VML doesn't sound boring? While as much as Snakk keeps posting impressive results, retail investors can't read numbers can they? (so its boring) Alright I guess we can see where VML wins with the marketing of itself, but Snakk holds up better with its fundamentals.

A little exercise that Warren Buffett uses.
Question to everyone: If you could choose to get 10% of the revenue from a kid in your class in high school would you choose the loud or the quiet one?

Obviously the hype of a possible Mega aquition was built into the price at this time and the S P slipped away once that went to TRS !!

[Harvey Specter]

Obviously the hype of a possible Mega aquition was built into the price at this time and the S P slipped away once that went to TRS !!

I dont think anyone was suggesting Mega would be backdoored into VML were they.

[whatsup]

I dont think anyone was suggesting Mega would be backdoored into VML were they.

That was the very real possibility before TRS came up with a better offer, one was played off against the other from what I heard !!

[Harvey Specter]

That was the very real possibility before TRS came up with a better offer, one was played off against the other from what I heard !!

Interesting. Was that before or after the capital raising - it nearly hit 5c last November pre capital raising, then 4.6c in Jan after the capital raising.

[whatsup]

Interesting. Was that before or after the capital raising - it nearly hit 5c last November pre capital raising, then 4.6c in Jan after the capital raising.

and that's went the rumours were flying around

[jonu]

Exactly, and the Wellington boys thought it would be penny stock of the year. Surprised VML didn't get it as Sorehead is a major shareholder of VML and Director of Mega. Guess it will actually have to pull in some serious revenue and perform like every other stock now! Surprised it didn't plummet today with all the other SaaS companies a la Nasdaq.

It still may well be the penny stock of the year-it is only April. I'm currently out but am looking hard at it again. Trouble is I'm armpits deep in NTL and want to keep that way at least until they confirm their financing and maybe beyond. Mega was never going to fit VML which had an operational business.

[Bobcat.]

Double bottom at 2.2c ?

[sommelier]

Maybe. But with 500k at 2.3c and 600k at 2.2c it's not exactly being 'held up'... That's only about $13,000 of buy orders. I'll probably average down if it gets to 2.0c, but I'll be doing it with a tear rolling down my cheek. I think it's good value now, but only because the growth isn't priced in as much as it was in November! With 30mil mcap some real numbers would be nice.