For en karusell av en aksje 
Bryder mig ikke om den sidste melding, ligner lidt det samme som skete i NEL, Arctic Securities har solgt gennem lang tid, hvorfor ?
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Er vel noen som skal ut av aksjen før krisa treffer
Ja, disse har jeg mistet helt respekt for. De gjorde noe lignende i Fingerprint
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Fantastisk dag for oss som eier Thin Film Electronics. Gratulerer alle sammen. Vi skal videre opp 
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For dere som ikke helt vet hva Thin Films NFC OpenSense er for noe, sjekk ut denne:
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Jeg femdoblet beholdningen min i dag. Så nå har jeg fått kjøpt for 20 000 kroner Vil vel ha for ca 50 tusen i denne. Men det er maks. Funcom får ha hovedpri til tradingpotten denne våren.
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Blir det ikke dyrt for deg å kjøpe for 4-5000kr av gangen? Med typisk 49kr i kurtasje, så er du en prosent i minus allerede etter første kjøp?
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Kjøper som oftest for 10-20000 i slengen og betaler 39 per transaksjon. Så det går ikke så mye bort. Når jeg maksimalt vil kjøpe for ca 50k er det greit å dele opp i ca 3 kjøp.
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Fin måte å minimere risiko da det er umulig å si hva a som feks er bunn, samme ved salg 
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THIN FILM ELECTRONICS ASA: THINFILM AND SMARTSIGN ALIGN TO COMBAT COUNTERFEIT PRODUCTS IN VIETNAM
08:30
NFC OpenSense(TM) technology delivers product authentication and
consumer engagement capabilities to brand owners and government agencies
OSLO, Norway, February 23, 2016 -Thin Film Electronics ASA(Thinfilm) (OSE:
THIN.OL; OTCQX: TFECY), a global leader in printed electronics and smart
systems, today announced a partnership withSmartSign, a leading provider of
digital security products and other technology-based solutions in Southeast
Asia. The companies are leveraging Thinfilms NFC OpenSense™ technology as
a means of addressing rampant counterfeiting that currently exists in many
Vietnamese markets, including wine and spirits, tobacco, and home health
products.
In delivering this next-generation anti-counterfeiting NFC solution throughout
Vietnam, Thinfilm and SmartSign are initially focusing on the wine market in
the wine/spirits segment, an industry that has been hit especially hard by
fraud. In fact, the World Health Organization (WHO) stated in a 2014 report
that 50% of all alcohol consumed in Vietnam is unrecorded, a scenario which
poses major health risks, creates unfair competition for legitimate
businesses, and deprives the government of much needed tax revenues.
NFC OpenSense tags will help prevent these counterfeiting activities, as the
proprietary technology allows the consumer, the brand, the retailer, and
others throughout the supply chain to verify the authenticity of each bottle.
A growing number of firms in the global wine industry have expressed interest
in NFC OpenSense, including Australia-based Ferngrove Wines. Thinfilm, the G
World Group and Ferngrove unveiled the worlds first smart wine bottle
powered by printed electronics at Mobile World Congress Shanghai in 2015. The
group is planning to launch field trials in 2016.
NFC OpenSense tags are thin, flexible labels that can detect a products
factory sealed and opened states and wirelessly communicate contextual
content with the tap of an NFC-enabled smartphone or device. The tags contain
unique identifiers that make it possible for brands and government agencies
to authenticate products and track them to the individual-item level using
powerful software and analytics tools. In combination with the NFC OpenSense
tags, SmartSign has developed a custom mobile app and back-end software to
ultimately deliver a powerful end-to-end anti-counterfeiting solution.
Counterfeiting and illicit trade are pervasive in Vietnam, primarily due to
high import taxes and the huge influx of fraudulent goods from neighboring
China and Cambodia. Beyond wine and spirits, nearly one billion packages of
counterfeit/illicit cigarettes are smuggled into the Vietnamese market each
year. This figure represents nearly 25% of domestic consumption and costs the
government more than US$200 million in lost taxes. The Vietnamese government
recently established Committee 389 to unite the Ministry of Commerce, the
Customs Department, and the Police Department to proactively combat these
increasing levels of product counterfeiting and illicit trade.
In a region that continues to be significantly impacted by fake products and
illegal trade, SmartSign has been a leader in providing commercial
anti-counterfeiting solutions to the Vietnamese market, said Davor Sutija,
CEO for Thinfilm. Were pleased to partner with SmartSign and also excited
that NFC
OpenSense will play a key role in helping to mitigate these serious issues in
Vietnam.
Thinfilm and SmartSign will be demonstrating the solution at an
Anti-Counterfeiting Workshop featuring NFC technology and SMS labels in March
in Hanoi. Thinfilm will also be demonstrating other technologies in its
product portfolio, includingNFC Speedtap™andThinfilm Memory™. It is
expected that the event will be attended by several government agencies,
including the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of
Commerce, the Ministry of Science and Technology, the Ministry of Industry
and Trade, the Customs Department, and the Police Department.
The counterfeiting issue in Vietnam has grown steadily over the past several
years and has severely impacted the countrys ability to attract investment,
said SmartSigns CEO, Nguyen Hoang Vu. This solution enables the Vietnamese
government to increase tax revenue and protect companies against unfair
competition from illicit trade in counterfeit products. It also allows
businesses to combat the proliferation of fraudulent products and, at the
same time, provide relevant information to their valued customers through
their smartphones.
About Thin Film Electronics ASA
Thinfilm is a leader in the development and commercialization of printed
electronics and smart systems. The first to commercialize printed, rewritable
memory, the Company is creating printed
systems that include memory, sensing, display, and wireless communication
(NFC), all at a low cost unmatched by traditional electronic technologies.
Thinfilms roadmap integrates technology from a strong and growing ecosystem
of partners to enable the Internet of Everything by bringing intelligence to
disposable goods.
Thin Film Electronics ASA (Thinfilm) is a publicly listed Norwegian company
with headquarters in Oslo, Norway; product development and production in
Linköping, Sweden; product development, production, and business development
in San Jose, California, USA; and sales offices in the United States, Hong
Kong and Singapore. For more information, visit www.thinfilm.no.
About SmartSign
SmartSign is a leading provider of digital security products and
technology-based solutions in Southeast Asia. The Company is developing
certificate authority solutions that are effective, practical, and consistent
with market demands for its customers, the community and shareholders. It is
also one of the first enterprises in Vietnam to address the Public Key
encryption infrastructure market, and has introduced several security
products in an effort to socialize information technology in Vietnam,
including Vina CA. Vina CA is a Public CA provider, approved by Ministry of
Information and Communications. It began offering CA services in March 2013,
and today is one of the leading providers in the market. Vina CA has
operations in 3 major cities: Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Danang.
In early 2015, SmartSign introduced an SMS Anti-Counterfeit Stamp to the
market which, in collaboration with Thinfilm, is now being expanded to an
NFC-based solution. For more information, visit
www.smartstamp.com.vn/www.smartsign.com.vn
For more information on Thinfilm please contact:
Bill Cummings
VP, Marketing&Communications
Thin Film Electronics ASA
+1 408-503-7312
[email protected]
Jennifer Smith
Blanc&Otus for Thin Film Electronics ASA
+1 415-856-5152
[email protected]
This information is subject of the disclosure requirements acc. to §5-12 vphl (Norwegian Securities Trading Act)
This announcement is distributed by NASDAQ OMX Corporate Solutions on behalf of NASDAQ OMX Corporate Solutions clients.
The issuer of this announcement warrants that they are solely responsible for the content, accuracy and originality of the information contained therein.
Source: Thin Film Electronics ASA via Globenewswire
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Er det snøballeffekt i thin fremover? Er vel er delikat segment med enormt potensiale når skepsis fjernes og man kan rapportere om flere og flere avtaler?
Hvorfor tjener ikke Thin penger forresten? Er teknologien for dyr? Er jo bare småpenger de selger for. Ser ut som de brenner mye cash også. Selskapet er jo priset som en kjempesuksess allerede så denne skjønner jeg ikke og må nok holde meg unna : )
Svenskene skriver om Thin Film Electronics:
Ny teknik spås få enorma konsekvenser i butiker
Likte spesielt denne lille teksten:
Priset på produkten behöver inte ändras på hyllan i butiken. Det räcker med att ändra priset på webbsidan. Därmed kan butikskedjor som Ica ICA -0,59% eller Walmart ändra priset på en vara samtidigt i alla sina butiker i ett helt land. Det går förstås också att sätta liknande etiketter direkt på en vara.
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Tusen takk for det @swing
Dette er ikke noe jeg hadde klart for noen år siden, dette er noe jeg har lært meg etter flere feil i aksje markedet. Som regel må man feile før man lærer, heldigvis føles det nå som om jeg er forbi perioden med å feile og flaksen heller mer over på min side.
#Ha is i magen
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Skisport.no nevner Thin Film Electronics i denne artikkelen om fremtidens langrennsski og hvordan Internet Of Things / Internet Of Everything kan få en viktig rolle.
CCO i Thin Film, Kai Leppanen er igjen i alpene. Han skriver følgende på sin Instagram konto:
Back at #alps and this time without the skis… Though, it will be equally exciting and full of action without any doubts
Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/BCaY7F_serc/
Er det Nestlè som er på G?
digi.no er ute med en artikkel om Thin Film Electronics idag:
http://www.digi.no/bedriftsteknologi/2016/03/02/norsk-elektronikk-beskytter-denne-flaska-mot-forfalskning
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Fortsatt mange aksjer som er lånt ut, noe som gjør aksjen litt mindre attraktiv akkurat nå.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TFECF/short-sales
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