People talk about the future being something 'way out there'....

People talk about the future being something 'way out there'. The future is already here folks. Have a read of these three excellent articles below:

1. The rise of the ATM — self-service banking’s main touch point
June 17, 2014 | by Rebecca Hellmann

http://www.atmmarketplace.com/blogs/the-rise-of-the-atm-self-service-bankings-main-touch-point/

2. Could mobile be the future for ATMs and FI brands?
Feb. 25, 2014 | by Rebecca Hellmann

http://www.atmmarketplace.com/blogs/could-mobile-be-the-future-for-atms-and-fi-brands/

3. The mobile revolution helps bring a positive future for FI brands
Nov. 6, 2013 | by Rebecca Hellmann

http://www.atmmarketplace.com/blogs...-helps-bring-a-positive-future-for-fi-brands/

When reading the second article above, keep in mind that Salt's mobile wallets do rely on NFC technology and more. Have a read of Salt's founder LinkedIn page for a much more detailed summary of their patents...

http://www.linkedin.com/in/lawsimon

I also highly recommend you watch the video I posted the other day as it touched on this and more. For those that haven't yet seen this, please refer below.

The important question to ask yourself is... why TSN is moving into the e-commerce/mobile space now? You may just find the clue in that video

* We have an excellent team, which as Firsttothetable highlighted "where the top guy or two have significant interests, very much aligned with other shareholders."

* Current market capitalisation - very low at the moment. Where to from here? Just on the ATM side alone we should be minimum 3-4 times the market cap today imo. As I have previously highlighted, the exponential growth will come from the m-commerce space. Ask yourself what this is seriously going to look like just 2-3 years from now with the explosion in mobile usage and commerce?

* Potential future revenue - could be mind boggling.

* Potential P/E ratio - I'll let you decide that one.

My vision is very much aligned with TSN's. I've reserved my box office seat early. I can now sit patiently and await for this story to unfold and when it does I believe it will be life changing. Again just my thoughts, so PDYOR.

Tony