Idex lønnsom
Idex er veldig lønnsom ved salg av 10 mill kort/sensorer sa Vince i en presentasjon.
35 Mill $ var kostnadene i fjor. så om vi da sier 3$ pr. sensor/kort. Tar det snittet siden med Idex pay kanskje omsetter like mange sensorer som kort.
Om en bank i snitt har 500K kunder som fornyer kort hvert 4. år hvor 20% skal ha biometric blir det 25000 S/K pr bank.
Nå har vi 26 banker er lik 6.5 mill sensorer årlig.
Det meste har skjedd i løpet av et par måneder. Hva får vi resten av året?
Så kommer Adgangskort, CDBC og digital valuta hvor vi ikke vet så mye om omsetning enda.
Snart i pluss?
Innspill?
35 Mill $ var kostnadene i fjor. så om vi da sier 3$ pr. sensor/kort. Tar det snittet siden med Idex pay kanskje omsetter like mange sensorer som kort.
Om en bank i snitt har 500K kunder som fornyer kort hvert 4. år hvor 20% skal ha biometric blir det 25000 S/K pr bank.
Nå har vi 26 banker er lik 6.5 mill sensorer årlig.
Det meste har skjedd i løpet av et par måneder. Hva får vi resten av året?
Så kommer Adgangskort, CDBC og digital valuta hvor vi ikke vet så mye om omsetning enda.
Snart i pluss?
Innspill?
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weed
12.07.2023 kl 09:40
5289
Faller tilbake igjen, som alltid. Skjult selger på 0.726. Noen vil ut uansett. Vi får se utover dagen.
Buddy
12.07.2023 kl 09:48
5268
Kommer garantert utover dagen. Enten nå kl 10 eller 11 starter det å gå opp. Skal opp til gårsdagens topp.
tuja
12.07.2023 kl 10:00
5242
Tror også den kommer utover dagen. Volumet i går var på 11,9 mill aksjer omsatt. Så langt i dag 1,9mill. En trippel bunn ligger i kortene. Da skal Idex dobles og vel så det om signalet slår inn.
Buddy
12.07.2023 kl 10:08
5237
For dere som liker å se at Idex sensorer er i salg allerede:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/C75A682E-3CA9-451B-97DC-08B78BE1F4CF?ingress=0&visitId=536d0bf9-4229-47bb-9b79-1cf3439745e5
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https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/C75A682E-3CA9-451B-97DC-08B78BE1F4CF?ingress=0&visitId=536d0bf9-4229-47bb-9b79-1cf3439745e5
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Sente
12.07.2023 kl 11:24
5078
Et kjapt google søk sier:
On average, Amazon sellers get reviews on about 3% - 10% of their sales.
Så ca. 500 til 1500 solgte produkter.
On average, Amazon sellers get reviews on about 3% - 10% of their sales.
Så ca. 500 til 1500 solgte produkter.
ibyx
12.07.2023 kl 12:03
5003
Spennende å se om vi har lagt trippelbunnen bak oss!
Noe som heter quadrobunn i TA?:-)
Noe som heter quadrobunn i TA?:-)
weed
12.07.2023 kl 12:08
4995
Holder ikke trippelbunn er det tidligere bunn på 29 øre i mars 2020 som gjelder. Greit å ha litt tørt krutt for alle eventualiteter.
weed
12.07.2023 kl 12:19
4985
Vurderte forøvrig å selge alt til 0.77 i går. Syntes oppgangen var litt vel bratt men slo det fra meg. Neste gang blir det kanskje oppfølging ved oppgang og kursen går i taket, men det er lenge siden i Idex
weed
12.07.2023 kl 14:23
4820
Da skjedde der ikke i dag heller. Kan alltid håpe på morgendagen. I Idex lever håpet evig
curius
12.07.2023 kl 16:06
4701
HSBC
Har redusert sin posisjon med ca 50% på vel en måned til ca 16m aksjer. Etter de siste par dagers volum ligger nok beholdningen godt under dette som på dagens kurs vil være under NOK 10m. Straks de er ute med sine daglige salg får vi sansynligvis et betydelig løft i kursen.
Har redusert sin posisjon med ca 50% på vel en måned til ca 16m aksjer. Etter de siste par dagers volum ligger nok beholdningen godt under dette som på dagens kurs vil være under NOK 10m. Straks de er ute med sine daglige salg får vi sansynligvis et betydelig løft i kursen.
ibyx
12.07.2023 kl 16:37
4646
Du får det til å høres ut som det er en positiv "trigger" at store proffe aktører takker for seg? :-)
curius
12.07.2023 kl 16:59
4614
Det kan være mange grunner til at institusjonelle investorer selger seg ned eller ut. Etter sigende skyldes det i dette tilfelle endrede retningslinjer. Sist vi hadde et lignende utsalg i begynnelsen av Covid gikk aksjen mer enn 100% opp i etterkant.
ibyx
12.07.2023 kl 18:33
4484
Det er med andre ord kun posisjoner som styrer kursen her. Har ingenting med resultater å gjøre? :-)
(Jeg er ikke helt uenig i at dette i stor grad er tilfellet med IDEX da)
(Jeg er ikke helt uenig i at dette i stor grad er tilfellet med IDEX da)
Buddy
12.07.2023 kl 19:02
4433
Why global mass deployment of biometric payment cards is coming
Robert Puskaric contends that biometric payment cards will demonstrate the fastest growth in adoption of a new technology in the payments industry yet
Approximately three billion payment cards are issued every year globally, but this was not achieved overnight. When chip and pin was introduced in 1985, it took 18 years before one billion cards were issued annually.
Contactless – the next tech advancement – took just eight years to achieve the same volume when the solution came to market in 2007.
Integrating biometric authentication into payment cards is the next natural evolution for the ecosystem as issuers seek solutions that give their customers the security and convenience that they demand. BPCs are an efficient, trusted, safe and simple-to-use payment solution, and with adoption already rising, 2023 looks primed to be the year in which these solutions are deployed at scale. But what is driving this demand and how can issuers successfully integrate BPCs into existing payments architectures?
Driving the demand
The expectation is that over the next three to four years, the market for payment cards will continue to grow at speed. The industry predicts that more than three billion cards will continue to be issued annually in the coming years, with contactless cards to have 90-95% penetration globally by 2026.
Customers expect them to provide a seamless checkout journey, but this cannot come at the expense of security.
Biometric solutions allow individuals to authenticate themselves in a more convenient and robust way than traditional methods such as PINs and signatures. Currently, in most markets, contactless solutions have a spending limit before a user must once again authenticate themselves with their PIN in a process that significantly slows down the transaction. Using a fingerprint sensor to authenticate the transaction can be done without the need to insert the user’s card into the terminal, therefore allowing the cap on transactions to be removed while providing all the convenience of contactless payments.
The technology is ready and the growing number of pilots demonstrates that the ecosystem is similarly ready for widespread deployment.
Seamless adoption
The opportunity for an ambitious scaling up of BPCs is clearly evident; and the ease of adopting them makes this all the more likely. One of the many hurdles that both chip and PIN and contactless had to overcome was the installation of new terminals.
BPCs do not require any change in existing infrastructure as legacy POS terminals do not need to be replaced. As such, there is no penalty for merchants, they do not need to invest in adoption for this new type of card.
Adoption will also be helped by customers’ familiarity with such solutions. Biometric authentication has already been incorporated into the majority of smartphones, and within this use case, fingerprint sensors remain one of the most common deployments. Coupled with the fact that they will not need to learn how to use new POS terminals, customers are clearly ready for biometrics use cases to expand into payments.
Embracing digital solutions and finding the right solution
Some may cite the rise in mobile wallets as a constraining factor but, for a card to be stored in a digital wallet, a physical card must be issued too. The majority of people still use card-based solutions for physical payments. In fact, credit cards (40.5%) and debit cards (22.8%) remain the preferred payment methods for most consumers.
Biometrics are a staple of everyday life for most consumers, but we are only seeing the beginnings of the success found in mobile technologies translating across to the card ecosystem. 2023 promises to be a crucial year. With estimates that millions of BPCs will be issued annually within the next five years, issuers must make sure they are at the forefront of this revolution or risk losing their top-of-wallet status.
These solutions promise to be integral to the future of payments but getting the deployment right is crucial. Onboarding banks and customers as efficiently as possible is key to retaining customer trust.
With years of learnings from biometric payment projects across the world, Zwipe is dedicated to helping card makers and issuers successfully navigate through all stages of bringing BPCs to market. From initial pilots to the final roll-out, it delivers products, enrolment solutions and support services to card makers, personalisation bureaus, banks, fintechs and financial institutions.
https://www.electronicpaymentsinternational.com/comment/robert-puskaric-expert-comment-why-biometric-payment-cards-set-for-mega-growth/#catfish
Robert Puskaric contends that biometric payment cards will demonstrate the fastest growth in adoption of a new technology in the payments industry yet
Approximately three billion payment cards are issued every year globally, but this was not achieved overnight. When chip and pin was introduced in 1985, it took 18 years before one billion cards were issued annually.
Contactless – the next tech advancement – took just eight years to achieve the same volume when the solution came to market in 2007.
Integrating biometric authentication into payment cards is the next natural evolution for the ecosystem as issuers seek solutions that give their customers the security and convenience that they demand. BPCs are an efficient, trusted, safe and simple-to-use payment solution, and with adoption already rising, 2023 looks primed to be the year in which these solutions are deployed at scale. But what is driving this demand and how can issuers successfully integrate BPCs into existing payments architectures?
Driving the demand
The expectation is that over the next three to four years, the market for payment cards will continue to grow at speed. The industry predicts that more than three billion cards will continue to be issued annually in the coming years, with contactless cards to have 90-95% penetration globally by 2026.
Customers expect them to provide a seamless checkout journey, but this cannot come at the expense of security.
Biometric solutions allow individuals to authenticate themselves in a more convenient and robust way than traditional methods such as PINs and signatures. Currently, in most markets, contactless solutions have a spending limit before a user must once again authenticate themselves with their PIN in a process that significantly slows down the transaction. Using a fingerprint sensor to authenticate the transaction can be done without the need to insert the user’s card into the terminal, therefore allowing the cap on transactions to be removed while providing all the convenience of contactless payments.
The technology is ready and the growing number of pilots demonstrates that the ecosystem is similarly ready for widespread deployment.
Seamless adoption
The opportunity for an ambitious scaling up of BPCs is clearly evident; and the ease of adopting them makes this all the more likely. One of the many hurdles that both chip and PIN and contactless had to overcome was the installation of new terminals.
BPCs do not require any change in existing infrastructure as legacy POS terminals do not need to be replaced. As such, there is no penalty for merchants, they do not need to invest in adoption for this new type of card.
Adoption will also be helped by customers’ familiarity with such solutions. Biometric authentication has already been incorporated into the majority of smartphones, and within this use case, fingerprint sensors remain one of the most common deployments. Coupled with the fact that they will not need to learn how to use new POS terminals, customers are clearly ready for biometrics use cases to expand into payments.
Embracing digital solutions and finding the right solution
Some may cite the rise in mobile wallets as a constraining factor but, for a card to be stored in a digital wallet, a physical card must be issued too. The majority of people still use card-based solutions for physical payments. In fact, credit cards (40.5%) and debit cards (22.8%) remain the preferred payment methods for most consumers.
Biometrics are a staple of everyday life for most consumers, but we are only seeing the beginnings of the success found in mobile technologies translating across to the card ecosystem. 2023 promises to be a crucial year. With estimates that millions of BPCs will be issued annually within the next five years, issuers must make sure they are at the forefront of this revolution or risk losing their top-of-wallet status.
These solutions promise to be integral to the future of payments but getting the deployment right is crucial. Onboarding banks and customers as efficiently as possible is key to retaining customer trust.
With years of learnings from biometric payment projects across the world, Zwipe is dedicated to helping card makers and issuers successfully navigate through all stages of bringing BPCs to market. From initial pilots to the final roll-out, it delivers products, enrolment solutions and support services to card makers, personalisation bureaus, banks, fintechs and financial institutions.
https://www.electronicpaymentsinternational.com/comment/robert-puskaric-expert-comment-why-biometric-payment-cards-set-for-mega-growth/#catfish
Buddy
12.07.2023 kl 20:35
4323
China to add support for digital yuan payments to social security cards
By Tom Phillips • 12 July 2023
Chinese banks have joined a government initiative to add support for payments made using China’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) to physical state-issued social security cards, according to local media reports.
Peoples Bank of China logo
Chinese residents can already make payments with the card — which also serves as an identity certificate and information record — across a range of use cases including urban transport and medical fees, but the country’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security now plans to add a function to the card that will enable holders to opt to make payments with the digital yuan.
“Commercial banks have begun to explore the layout of ‘social security card + digital renminbi’,” Chinese news outlet Economic Daily reports.
https://www.nfcw.com/2023/07/12/384735/china-to-add-support-for-digital-yuan-payments-to-social-security-cards/
By Tom Phillips • 12 July 2023
Chinese banks have joined a government initiative to add support for payments made using China’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) to physical state-issued social security cards, according to local media reports.
Peoples Bank of China logo
Chinese residents can already make payments with the card — which also serves as an identity certificate and information record — across a range of use cases including urban transport and medical fees, but the country’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security now plans to add a function to the card that will enable holders to opt to make payments with the digital yuan.
“Commercial banks have begun to explore the layout of ‘social security card + digital renminbi’,” Chinese news outlet Economic Daily reports.
https://www.nfcw.com/2023/07/12/384735/china-to-add-support-for-digital-yuan-payments-to-social-security-cards/
Natig
12.07.2023 kl 23:41
4154
Naturlig korreksjon etter gårsdagens store opgang. Her er det bare å holde på hatten..
weed
13.07.2023 kl 10:49
3828
Mye tro håp og kjærlighet i denne aksjen. Forhåpentligvis er det bare HSBC som tømmer seg.
weed
13.07.2023 kl 16:19
3610
En naturlig kursutvikling er ned og ned for denne aksjen, avbrutt av enkelte byks opp innimellom
Mulla3
13.07.2023 kl 20:52
3394
Jeg liker overskriften til Buddy på denne tråden, Men du må gjør en lite forandring så blir den perfekt. Sett inn Aldri forran Lønnsom.
Dersom Idex er så fantastisk, hvorfor velger noen å selge.
Dersom Idex er så fantastisk, hvorfor velger noen å selge.
Buddy
13.07.2023 kl 21:13
3357
Kanskje det, om du kan forklare hvorfor noen selger i Akerbp og Statoil.
MrViggo
14.07.2023 kl 12:20
2897
Är det inte bättre ni här som tycker det är konstigt Idex kurs åker jojo börjar ta till er att aktien är volatil pga att bpc/bsc är en förhoppningsbransch? Spelar ju ingen roll att ni anser och är helt övertygade det blir en stor marknad eftersom marknaden behöver bevisa det. Bevis på det är inte att tycka det borde bli stor marknad.
Vegvisir
14.07.2023 kl 12:22
2892
Curius, kjenner du til hvem som selger? Dette er vel en nominee-konto med skjult eier? Jeg antar du vet at dette er et fond om det er snakk om endrede retningslinjer?
weed
14.07.2023 kl 13:55
2762
Markedet har ihvertfall ingen tillit til at Idex skal begynne å tjene penger sent i 23 eller tidlig i 24
iTRADER09
14.07.2023 kl 14:01
2768
Jeg tror de fleste forstår at det ikke er mulig.
Om man er troende nok, så kan en vel fortsatt leve i troen helt til neste emisjon. Kan jo være at julenissen kommer med gaver tidlig
Om man er troende nok, så kan en vel fortsatt leve i troen helt til neste emisjon. Kan jo være at julenissen kommer med gaver tidlig
Redigert 14.07.2023 kl 14:02
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ibyx
14.07.2023 kl 14:34
2683
Er den på vei til å teste bunnformasjon på 66 for fjerde gang? Eller gjelder ikke siste opptur fordi den bare gikk til 77 øre denne gang? 🤔
Mulla3
14.07.2023 kl 17:12
2562
Kjøpe akser på OB kan forveksles med å kjøpe en lotto kupong oss Norsk Tipping. Det er rimelig useriøst på OB når en leser hva Idex står for. Så skal småaksjonærer bli overkjørt av store fond som har til hensikt å skremme vette av småaksjonærer. Dette minner om Mafiavirksomhet
Se bare hva Jons Gahr Støre gjorde før valget. Da solgte han alle aksjene sine. Da han ble statsminister så økte han beskatningen på aksje gevinst til syke 37%. Hvem rammet ha da, småsparerne.
Er det noen som tvil på at vi lever i et korrupt diktatur.
Se bare hva Jons Gahr Støre gjorde før valget. Da solgte han alle aksjene sine. Da han ble statsminister så økte han beskatningen på aksje gevinst til syke 37%. Hvem rammet ha da, småsparerne.
Er det noen som tvil på at vi lever i et korrupt diktatur.
curius
15.07.2023 kl 12:22
2176
Aksjene selges iht aksjonærliste av HSBC Bank PLC. De er nå nede i 11.5m aksjer til en verdi av NOK7,77m. Dette er den eneste jevne selger blant topp 50 aksjonærer og dersom det fortsetter er det ikke lenge til de er helt ute.
iTRADER09
15.07.2023 kl 13:36
2121
Det er en nominee konto. Keith?
Keith eier en stor del av de aksjene som står på nominee konto i Idex
Keith eier en stor del av de aksjene som står på nominee konto i Idex
Vegvisir
15.07.2023 kl 17:48
1893
Takk for oppdatering.
Om dette er et fond så er det ingen dramatikk i det. Skulle det derimot være en av Keith's nominee kontoer, så er det jo ikke noe godt signal.. Men han kjøpte jo en del aksjer nå i siste emisjon, så det gir ingen mening i at han skulle selge ut under emi-kursen i så fall.. Så vi satser på det er et fond som snart er ferdige. Kanskje går siste rest off-counter snart?
Om dette er et fond så er det ingen dramatikk i det. Skulle det derimot være en av Keith's nominee kontoer, så er det jo ikke noe godt signal.. Men han kjøpte jo en del aksjer nå i siste emisjon, så det gir ingen mening i at han skulle selge ut under emi-kursen i så fall.. Så vi satser på det er et fond som snart er ferdige. Kanskje går siste rest off-counter snart?
elnomi
15.07.2023 kl 18:39
1846
Hvordan i himmelens navn skal Idex bli lønnsomt?
Dette selskapet overlever jo bare på utallige emisjoner gjort de 10-15 siste årene.
Dette selskapet overlever jo bare på utallige emisjoner gjort de 10-15 siste årene.