blur Group is a technology company reinventing how businesses do commerce at blurgroup.com. Its Global Services Exchange delivers services differently: a new way to buy, manage and pay for core services. As of July 2013, more than 30,000 businesses in 141 countries have adopted this s-commerce platform and changed the way they work. 100 projects per month from companies like Broadridge, Coral, Exceed, HCA, Momentive, Red Commerce, the Financial Times, Berlitz, Butlins, GE Healthcare and Tyco are received. Over the same time, average brief value has grown from around US$1,500 in 2010 to US$10,800 in the first quarter of 2013. By mid-2013, more than 2,200 projects had been submitted with a combined value of over US$35 million. These have come from the US, UK, Europe, Africa and Asia with over 28,000 expert service providers on eight exchanges responding to them


http://blurgroup.com/

I had some at a lower level....but took the profit...job to value this...it's some sort of online yellow pages....the only interest for me is can we make a buck out of this rise ?...now almost seven quid...will take some increase from here to be worthwhile...

Any questions please come back Cynic.


What's the blur Global Services Exchange About?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIQHd2K3jWY

if it's like on-line yellow pages, why on earth would that be considered so wonderful?
WAND i can appreciate, understand being a bit of an exaggeration

Cause if you were in last summer you'v done pretty good look at the chart :)

Remember its a global exchange.

And Blur do all the running . You do not even have to leave the armchair.

Again the sp being driven by the huge market Blur is chasing.



blur Group poised to become leader in US$1,100bn market
By John Harrington July 31 2013, 10:18am While b2b e-commerce is already a multi-trillion dollar business, Liberum estimates that less than 1% of this is in the services sector, which is where blur is operating.While b2b e-commerce is already a multi-trillion dollar business, Liberum estimates that less than 1% of this is in the services sector, which is where blur is operating.

Fast-growing services-commerce operator blur Group (LON:BLUR) is catching the eye of the City, with broker Liberum Capital initiating coverage with a ‘buy’ recommendation.

The crowd-sourcing pioneer, which runs an online business services exchange that matches up experts and project managers in need of expertise, is operating in an untapped market where the opportunity is substantial, according to the City broker.

cynic these type of companies can only be properly assessed when their audited accounts become public.

not entirely true hali, as BLNX was also something of a stab in the dark, though it is now making decent profits .... DC's c+p above at least makes sense of the company, and of course it's nothing like yellow pages at all

Any investor that got into Blur early is on a win, win situation. I myself have a choice to sell out completely before any financial news, top slice and run free or even run the risk of the sp falling or indeed rising substantially. You sit and wait for financial figures with the sp rising at this rate, sorry no. You cannot play the aim market like that.

of course you can, and there is actually a good argument for doing so .... with a winner, the profits may not be as great, though substantial nevertheless ..... a great % are losers, so no more need be said

ASC is the classic
of course you could have bought for pennies just a few years back, but even if you did, how big a slab would you have wanted to risk? ..... would you have held right the way through to now? .... common sense says you should not have done, even though hindsight shows that lunacy unusually prevailed

hmmmmm. I would guess you are sitting on a loss in WAND. It works both ways. It works for me.

understandable you have been ramping it forever!

Again a company you could have made a lot of money from and missed the boat. lets say no more. :-))

dc so all the time you have been ramping shares like this one hoping to suck in gullible PI's and then you make an easy profit....and run.

You are looking so daft.

Carry on -----------------------

dc why is it daft to tell the truth?

Halifax ,i have to defend DC whoever he or she is ,most threads DC starts are with information and charts and then DC posts throughout the year with updates ,i have read most of them ,unfortunately not bought in to any,shame as a lot have done very well ,,i don't get anyones gripe with this ,,just my opinion ...

cynic ... as Limpy once taught me , who cares ???