USA Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:USAT)

I expect this company to grow revenue at a rate of 40%+ per year for the next 5 years. They have over 70 patents related to mobile transaction processing and the new CEO really wants to grow and achieve profitability. This stock has been beaten down and I think things will really change over the next year as the company becomes cash flow positive and ultimately very profitable.

Its really th perfect storm - a beaten down stock in a rapidly growing company, no debt and 30% of current price in cash in a rapidly growing industry.

I've been following this stock since it's it was in the $11 range. Looks like they've got their foot in the door in the cashless vending market and could be a leader. They recorded record one day transactions early last week.

The vending industry is beginning to embrace cashless credit card transactions and related technology on their vending machines.

Company is building valuable asset with their cashless payment network. The network is generating recurring revenues in monthly network fees and transaction fees as a percentage of transaction dollars. SGA costs have been reduced dramatically after successful activist shareholder campaign. Company is reaching inflection point where gross profits have an opportunity to begin significantly exceeding SGA and other fixed costs. With new capital contributions from a share sale, the companies book value should be approx. 20m. Current market cap is 50m. 2011 revenues should fall in the range of 30m to 40m depending on growth. Expecting forward year net income (5m). Based on growth, I'll assign a multiple of 12 - 16 + current liquid equity 15m (roughly) produces an estimated fair value on enterprise of 75m to 95m - conservative estimate. will follow with additional research.

This is my first venture into trying to predict the market (never actually invested before!), so please be easy on me!

Anyways, I just got finished reading Peter Lynch's book as well as a guide to understanding financial statements. I came upon this stock as one of a few high price increases over the last few days and then really dug into the company itself. I think it is coming back from the dead, and spectacularly so.

I think it has some unique products that are difficult to quickly duplicate and deploy. Plus it is a rather boring industry...who the heck wants to be in the glamorous world of vending and washing machines? These folks, apparently...and they have a very well-thought-out business plan as well. Charge installation costs, but spread that out via financing, and then charge recurring service and transaction fees on the tail end.

This company had a ton of upfront capital to use for R&D and now they are slowing that down. Plus they have seemingly good controls over their operating expenses and now have limited debt.

I like their future potential as well, because the CEO mentioned mobile payments in the last press release.

I think this is a strong buy because it will be profitable this year, and I believe by next quarter it seems.

Just passed resistance, has good upward trend, about to break into the green

ROLLIN THE DICE ON THIS ONE>>>>

blast off

Short term watch the charts tight trail loss 3%
Short term need to raise money
Maybe take out long term

I love this technology as we move towards a cashless society.

growing business

This is one of my favorite young companies. This is a technology that is clearly going to be prevalent. USAT has a great technology/patent advantage and, more importantly, has begun to make deals with some big industry partners. I like their recurring-revenue model and effort being made to develop lower-cost products to help sign up more customers. The biggest advantage here, however, is the creativity in tailoring unique solutions for both new markets and new customers. That's a great sign of this company's ability to navigate eventual growing pains and be successful.

Great play on an emerging new societal trend. Company will benefit handsomely as implementation costs continue to fall and recurring revenue increases as a % of total revenue.

$12 - $14 in a few years.

3 to 5 star stock in one year.

Still virtually new

A "cashless green" play here. E-port technology holds great revenue potential and their energy saving products are already making nice money. Expect the company to sell their EnergyMiser business some time in the next couple of years so that the extra money can all be focused on the cashless revolution.

I'm starting to see their cashless devices on vending machines now, its only time until its a standard on all new machines.

Not sure what this stock will do in the short-term, but this company has a great portfolio of patents and is poised for growth in the coming years.