I dismissed this company as froth when I first looked at it. Since then the sp has doubled and continues to steadily rise. I looked again and when I saw the countries and contracts this firm is in---I was impressed and bought some to tuck away. anyone else bought in or interested?

I used to trade this mentor ,tempted again but it's a bit scary now .

it can be with all the shorters stories and company not growing at the rate anticipated, but has been marked down so much that by norm ( even if is cat bounce ) a move up to 15.50p should be posible short term

the second wave is taking place now 14 v 14.25p with strong order book
DEPTH of 90 V 60 trades

at spread 690K v 423K

a better day as MONIF was also stronger across the Atlantic

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Canaccord Genuity reiterates buy on Monitise, target cut from 85p to 26p.

i love that ....... buy, buy, buy but we think the company is shit so we're cutting our target by 60%

Same here , Cannaccord are absolute crap ,going round slapping absurd figures on stocks up and down , i swear you could go to an infant school ,give them the list and they couldn't do any worse ..

One of my not so clever moves.,.

I don't know what price you bought in BB . However directors buying today ....
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1 April 2015
Monitise
Director Dealings

LONDON - Monitise plc (LSE: MONI) announces that it was notified on 1 April 2015 that, on the same day, the following purchases of ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") were made:

Director
Role
Shares purchased
Price per Ordinary Share
Elizabeth Buse
Chief Executive Officer
500,000
13.25p
Lee Cameron
Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Chief Commercial Officer
250,000
13.25p

Following the transaction, Elizabeth Buse has a beneficial interest in 1,005,868 Ordinary Shares, representing 0.05 per cent of the Company's issued share capital. In addition, Elizabeth Buse holds a total of 5,000,000 options over Ordinary Shares in the Company, with a combined interest of 0.28 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.

Following the transaction, Lee Cameron has a beneficial interest in 288,880 Ordinary Shares, representing 0.01 per cent of the Company's issued share capital. In addition, Lee Cameron holds a total of 7,831,690 options over Ordinary Shares in the Company, with a combined interest of 0.38 per cent of the Company's issued share capital.

perhaps an average down might be right then.......

Perhaps an average down might the thing to do then.....

A good move up today and still rising on the Intraday chart

reference to the launch of Signature (personalized analytics engine)

http://www.microcapdaily.com/monitise-plc-otcmktsmonif-making-moves/19977/

A steady rise for the last couple days, with new intraday highs at the same time

more rise today on good volume so moving over 16p

Should You Follow Directors Buying At Monitise
By Motley Fool | Thu, 9th April 2015 - 11:44

Is the time ripe for investors to follow the lead of the directors, and buy into these three companies?

Monitise

AIM-listed mobile money firm Monitise put itself up for sale in January. However, two weeks ago this £300m company said that none of the proposals it had received "fully recognised the longer-term value of Monitise", and that the company would continue as an independent entity.

At the same time, Monitise announced a boardroom shake-up, which included founder and co-CEO Alastair Lukies stepping down, and co-CEO Elizabeth Buse becoming sole CEO. Last week, the directors were buying en masse.

Director No. of shares Price per share Total investment
Elizabeth Buse (CEO) 500,000 13.25p £66,250
Lee Cameron (Deputy CEO) 250,000 13.25p £33,125
(Spouse of) Tim Wade (Non-exec) 250,000 14.14p £35,350
Colin Tucker (Non-exec) 100,000 14.19p £14,190

Personally, I'm not convinced the levels of these buys represent anything more than a "show" of confidence. Monitise still has to prove it can make money from its impressive blue-chip roll-call of strategic investors, channel partners and clients such as Santander, MasterCard, IBM and Royal Bank of Scotland. Potentially, though, the rewards could be huge -- even for those punting today at a higher price (15.75p) than the directors bought at.

Another example of broker targets , why have Barclays change their stance in 4 days ?

10 Apr Barclays... 15.00 Equal weight
1 Apr Canaccord... 26.00 Buy
26 Mar Barclays... 25.00 Equal weight
6 Mar Barclays... 25.00 Equal weight

I don't hold at the moment

needs breaking 16.25p

jimmy b

re - why have Barclays change their stance in 4 days ?

most likely their corrupt way of now being short

14.375p -0.875p

Retracement going on as she could not break the 16.25p a couple days ago
should bounce from here or just a bit lower