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March Networks - Up 52% in three months

August 2005

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The shares are now up 52% since our recommendation in May with the London bombings raising investor awareness. During the month, March also announced that Wachovia Bank, the fourth largest financial services company in the US, had standardised on March' DVRs for use in its US retail banking and international corporate offices. The order includes March's banking software to synchronise video with ATM and teller transaction data to support the bank's loss management and corporate fraud investigations. If March keeps winning contracts like this, there will be plenty more where this came from. Keep holding.* The writer has a shareholding ...

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