Net 1 Ueps Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:UEPS)

Lynch style

I like the concept and the inroads that they've made will provide a bit of headstart when competitors start showing up. With low PE, no debt and high growth, I see UEPS outperforming. Biggest risk is dependence on government for majority of its revenue stream. However, I don't foresee any disruption next 12-18 months.

Net 1 is a leader in their field. By serving the under banked in the developing world they should do very well over the next few years.

STOCK TO RISE.

Excellent company with outstanding prospects. Stock price may move quite a lot in the near term but the future looks bright.

magic formula

right place, right time. what else is there to compete. surely within a year they will have competition.

After a small chart analysis it looks like the UEPS will go down for a few weeks. I think, I try my destiny.

O.k. what do we have here? For starters, we have excellent revenue and earnings growth over the last 3 years. Insiders own a lage stake in the company. UEPS is covered by only 4 analysts. Potential market is very large in this emerging market. Valuation seems to be quite reasonable judging by analyst estimates and recent price. Smart Cards are a new technology which I know very little about, but I'd say the time for learning is now.

If you are like me... you could start here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_card (kool stuff!)

Must watch for competative threats from the big boys. Technology advances are reducing the cost of servicing this market and thus increasing profitability. There is also increased interest in the

This Rule Breaker is a classic "doing good while doing well" stock. I am actively involved in the microfinance industry. The emerging use of technology like this is critical to transforming a cash based society and reaching the rural unbanked poor, which have substantial latent purchasing power. When cash transforms into capital in the banking sector, at least twice as much capital is generated. We have experienced this in countries like Malawi where the rural poor savings accounts exceeds loans by a 2:1 margin. Smart card technology allows the poor to retain a unique identity which is crtical in countries where there is no other form of identity. For example, in Africa, the relatives of a deceased spouse can confiscate the family property. This can no longer be abused when identity is verifiable to a third party.

wave of the future to manage credit card fraud

Price 31.20
Support 27.35
Pivot Point 30.30
Resistance 33.25

co will annouce SA banking lic. while stock is up on that there is still plenty of upside and a good opp in wage payment market

Good outlook for growth in 2007.

pure play on africa

speculation, a great idea that could leverage into something much bigger

low risk rollout of proven model, look through FX moves