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The NQ platform..
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We believe that NQ, the mobile platform company trading around $24, is more attractively priced than NQ, the security software company that once traded around $7. We set a new 12-month price target of $45.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/1753612-nq-mobile-like-a-freight-train-through-the-night-part-1

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If I'm not mistaken, the subsidiary that generated Music Radar, Yinlong, is 52% owned by NQ. If this is the case, I have to assume that buying out the rest of the equity interest in Yinlong is on NQ management's near-term "to do" list.

All in all, it looks like they're continuing to build ferocious momentum across all business lines!
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'quantumvibes' pid='30049' datel Wrote:If I'm not mistaken, the subsidiary that generated Music Radar, Yinlong, is 52% owned by NQ. If this is the case, I have to assume that buying out the rest of the equity interest in Yinlong is on NQ management's near-term "to do" list. All in all, it looks like they're continuing to build ferocious momentum across all business lines!

Actually yes, that's not unlikely, and the momentum is indeed quite ferocious.

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One of the posters on the Yahoo NQ message board ("bosreeno") referred to the possibility of Tuesday's cc being arranged to announce a "next gen" product. I think that may prove to be a prescient call! NQ mgt is building quite a track record of producing positive surprises, so I'm sure next Tuesday will be no different.
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#5
Yes, quantum, it will be quite interesting
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