TSK - TASK Group Holdings

[Schrodinger]

I think the revenue will have some lag due to implementation times. They have a volume platform that scales with value so I assume that is different to SNK. This one should take off when the revenues kick in and become more visible to the market.

I would like to see the commercialisation model before becoming more comfortable. Given the level of interest from recent capital raises The perception is this has more potential than SNK.

[silverblizzard888]

I think the revenue will have some lag due to implementation times. They have a volume platform that scales with value so I assume that is different to SNK. This one should take off when the revenues kick in and become more visible to the market.

I would like to see the commercialisation model before becoming more comfortable. Given the level of interest from recent capital raises The perception is this has more potential than SNK.

Well I hope you're right about them having a different model that gets more efficient (a lot more efficient than SNK) with scale as I see the company is in some sense running before its barely even started walking. Before they have set a strong local domestic foundations they have already looked to conquer the world.

SNK did it differently by rooting themselves down in AUS with 95% of their revenue made in AUS, which isn't bad that they have done what they have in mostly only one place, this gives them a very strong platform to expand internationally with revenue coming in to fuel expansion, cash to splash at any moment and an implemented structure. SNK has been slow and steady, while VML has gone for speed indeed. We all know how the tortoise and the hare goes right? Maybe the hare wins this time?

What has me questioning VML is more on how it has not cemented a strong position in its domestic market then quickly going off to expand in other parts of the world. That’s a lot of capital use and given they have raised recently $2.3 million, $4 million from institutions and had $500k during their last interim report. You'd hope $7 million is enough to last a while before they come back to shareholders for more cash. It’s a weak foundations to launch off on and well you hope they have a good international structure to support all issues that come into play whether that is loss making offices in other countries to a declining economy somewhere in the future. Everythings seems to be made out to seem so ideal, lala land only exist in dreams when I last checked.

Don't want to seem like I'm throwing cold water on the fire, but apart from all the good deals they are making I haven't heard what their plans and approach is, nor is their forecast guidance to what they hope to achieve this year (they probably have one but they have not told the public).


Also anyone who missed it in their presentation on how their revenue model will work, its:

VMob revenue model
-An upfront deployment fee, a monthly hosting/support fee and a transaction fee per voucher redemption or event

-Set Up Fee
($50,000-$200,000 one off)

-Monthly Hosting & Support Fee
($2,000-$10,000 / month)


-Fee per redemption (10c on average)

[corlemar]

Wow.....no sales and then a raft of quick movement within minutes ????

[Monty]

3.5 cents per share -maybe time to pick up a few more. good % gains. I think they will consolidate at some point.

[Schrodinger]

What's PEB and why isn't that insane?

[Hawkeye]

http://www.nbr.co.nz/article/vmob-bo...rs-ck-p-153659

[sommelier]

Do we think that article has something to do with the 21% rise in the last two days? Was a good dip if anyone managed to pick anything up below SPP. Nice to see about $60k go through in a couple of days. Support level established at a dizzying 2.3c.

[Mule]

Any theories why a trade went through this morning for a whopping $101. What's that about? The brokerage would have been about $30 for that.

[Harvey Specter]

Any theories why a trade went through this morning for a whopping $101. What's that about? The brokerage would have been about $30 for that.

Might have been the last bit of a prior trade so no additional brokerage payable.

Eg. you are selling 1000 shares but only 900 get bought. The next day you sell the remaining 100, maybe at a lower price just so you dont have an unmarketable parcel.

Same goes for buyers - they might not have got all they wanted and are so OCD, they need to ensure their holding is a even number of shares (ie. a round thousand).

[sommelier]

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