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can someone link me to a good template of a financial account please? if u dnt wanna post it here PM please

all that cash flow, balance sheet etc

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can someone link me to a good template of a financial account please? if u dnt wanna post it here PM please

all that cash flow, balance sheet etc

thanks

go to any website and it will be under investor relations. Annual Report

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Oh yeah. Its 'cause Microsoft announced their next operating system would be able to support other platforms (other than those that only support AMD/Intel processors - to suit the new market of web-books and so forth) - which includes hardware by ARM. And ARM are one of the top chip making companies, so its natural that their sales are gonna start flying.

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take a look at monitise people (MONI)

posted a 4 fold increase in revenues recently, however they have alot of debt with a gearing ratio of nearly -100%, gained over 50% on shares since last month

but even so cheap shares and the mobile phone contactless payment market is booming and will take off in a big way eventually, just a matter of when

i seem to have good luck with the mob phone market, my last big earner was velti, also at this internship of mine all i do is look and m-payments nfc and all this stuff so im finding good companies to looks at

im gonna watch this for a week or two cos looking at the boxplots of their charts their is a bit of indecision on their shares recently, bare dojis so it might be nearing resistence price

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http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/af0ddbe8-429b-11e0-8b34-00144feabdc0.html?referrer_id=yahoofinance&ft_ref=yahoo1&segid=03058#axzz1FFPdPoYe

Skrill poised for LSE flotation

By Mary Watkins

Published: February 27 2011 22:39 | Last updated: February 27 2011 22:39

Skrill, a European rival to PayPal and Western Union, is in the next couple of weeks expected to announce its intention to float as the online payment group looks to take advantage of investor interest in technology and e-commerce.

Skrill, which is a new name for the company that operates as Moneybookers, is looking to raise about €200m (£170m) through an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange.

Investcorp acquired a majority stake in the online payments group for €105m in 2007. Two years later the Bahrain-based investment group tried to sell the company for about €400m but failed to attract a buyer. Jefferies, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Merrill Lynch were hired last year to arrange the IPO, which could value the company at between €400m and €500m.

A number of technology companies are planning to float in the US in 2011, including Skype and LinkedIn, the business-focused social network. Sizeable fundraisings for companies including social networking site Facebook and Groupon, the online discounter, have also added to the interest in technology and e-commerce stocks.

According to Dealogic, the data provider, $2.2bn has been raised through technology flotations around the world so far this year but none of the IPOs took place in the UK.

Skrill, which is a slang word for money, has bolstered its board ahead of the float.

In January the company appointed Bob Wigley of Yell as non-executive chairman. And earlier this month it appointed two new non-executive directors – Jonathan Brooks, a director of Aveva and a former chief financial officer of chip designer Arm Holdings, and Scott Cruickshank, who has held a series of senior roles at online payment companies.

The holding company was renamed Skrill last year and the consumer-facing Moneybookers site will be rebranded this year.

Founded in 2001, the company is Europe’s largest online payment system.

More than 80,000 merchants use its services, including companies such as Ebay and Skype. The website has nearly 17m account holders in 200 countries.

Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2011. You may share using our article tools. Please don't cut articles from FT.com and redistribute by email or post to the web.

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Please die.

but on a real tho, in page 1 of this thread gillerdeaoux whatever whatever reax is asking for bring ins on how to trade

preferring internet links to books. by page 14 he's a trading expert with international experience.

amazing.

Good spot.

However, maybe just maybe, he actually went and did something about his curiosity...

Talkers and doers.

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Please die.

but on a real tho, in page 1 of this thread gillerdeaoux whatever whatever reax is asking for bring ins on how to trade

preferring internet links to books. by page 14 he's a trading expert with international experience.

amazing.

Good spot.

However, maybe just maybe, he actually went and did something about his curiosity...

Talkers and doers.

im 25 mate, i was still learning when i made those posts. and actually im still learning to this day. im just lucky enough to do this as a full time job and get paid a lot of money to take risks with other peoples investments. luckily for me i've done okay so far and luckily for you im happy to share my experiences on the forum.

and i never said im an expert

instead of focussing on my success, try to emulate it. when you've done so you may find yourself less inclined to be sceptical of those who have achieved something which you previously believed to be impossible.

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Please die.

but on a real tho, in page 1 of this thread gillerdeaoux whatever whatever reax is asking for bring ins on how to trade

preferring internet links to books. by page 14 he's a trading expert with international experience.

amazing.

Good spot.

However, maybe just maybe, he actually went and did something about his curiosity...

Talkers and doers.

im 25 mate, i was still learning when i made those posts. and actually im still learning to this day. im just lucky enough to do this as a full time job and get paid a lot of money to take risks with other peoples investments. luckily for me i've done okay so far and luckily for you im happy to share my experiences on the forum.

and i never said im an expert

instead of focussing on my success, try to emulate it. when you've done so you may find yourself less inclined to be sceptical of those who have achieved something which you previously believed to be impossible.

Bruv, my post was actually rating you, so fall back sharply.

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