We’ve got a real beauty on our hands.  This company is loaded with all that any investor could ever want.  Myscreen operates in a billion dollar market, similar companies are being acquired left right and centre and Myscreen has completed a successful trial with Turkcell, only the leading mobile operators in its class, with results showing that 82% of subscribers said they would recommend MyScreen to a friend.  Now this is what we call a ‘slam dunk’!

MYSL sits at a high of $1.75, with all that is brewing in the universe of mobile advertising, reaching back to those levels for MYSL is just a matter of time.  We believe the stock will soar past its high to new levels and who knows who may want to acquire MYSL along the way . 

There is a lot of good stuff out there on this mobile advertising market, it is something like a phenomenon, and we are ready to make you some money with MYSL. 

The mobile advertising market is set to grow to $5.7 BILLION by 2014, and this only represents 1.5% of the total global spending on advertising….to say this market is going to get hot is an understatement…if you stack up on a mobile advertising company like MYSL your portfolio is going to explode!!!

A report from Jupiter Research titled "Mobile Advertising: Delivery Channels, Business Models, & Forecasts," said the mobile advertising market is expected to grow to $5.7 billion by 2014. One of the main drivers of this growth is the fact that most consumers have mobile devices on them nearly all the time, and the always-connected nature of the device.

The report went on to say that the response rate for mobile advertising has been higher than alternative methods and the mobile Internet will be the most popular method of delivering mobile ads. While the growth in mobile advertising will lead to a strong market, it will still only represent about 1.5% of the total global spending on advertising.

http://www.informationweek.com/news/internet/ebusiness/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=217701718

It is one crazy market out there and companies are getting picked up one after the other.

We already told you about Google acquiring AdMob for $750 million.

Then there was Apple jumping on the wagon and taking over Quattro Wireless for a reported $275 million

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-10425465-37.html

After that and most recent was Amobee going after Ring Ring Media. 

http://www.ringringmedia.com/press-room/amobee-acquires-ringring-media-%E2%80%93-consolidates-mobile-advertising-market/

As the mobile advertising world grows the door is opening wider and wider for MYSL 

Huge acquisitions by industry leaders is taking place in the mobile advertising, the huge market for mobile ads is taking shape…

This article from Inorganic Growth is full of good stuff….

Following Google’s purchase of AdMob in November, we predicted a resurgence in mobile advertising M&A. That’s just what has happened and, we believe, the consolidation is far from having run its course. Apple, which we understand was also vying for AdMob, acquired Quattro Wireless for an estimated $275m at the beginning of the year.  And just last week, Norwegian company Opera Software stepped into the market as well, acquiring AdMarvel for $8m plus a $15m earnout. We understand that San Mateo, California-based AdMarvel, which is running at an estimated $3m in annual net sales, had been looking to raise money when potential investor Opera suggested an outright acquisition instead.

These transactions underscore the fact that mobile advertising will play a decisive role in shaping the mobile communications business in the coming years. For instance, vendors can now use advertising to offset the costs of providing services (most notably, turn-by-turn directions) that were formerly covered by subscription fees. Just last week, Nokia matched Google’s move from last year by offering free turn-by-turn directions on all of its smartphones. Navigation is only the beginning for ad-based services as mobile devices get more powerful and smarter through localization and personal preferences.

While traditional startups such as Amobee will continue to see interest from players wanting a presence in the space, we believe the next company that could enjoy a high-value exit like AdMob or Quattro will come from the ranks that offer unique location-based mobile advertising such as 1020 Placecast.

http://blogs.the451group.com/techdeals/web-20/no-recession-for-mobile-advertising-ma/

Don’t sit around and wait because an opportunity like MYSL doesn’t come around often!!!

Please remember to do your due diligence on MYSL