DubLi goes Public on the London Stock Exchange

Good News from DubLi: instead of rushing through the preparations for going public on the London Stock Exchange (AIM) during rather volatile times where Stock Markets seem to look for direction, oil prices surge and the world is a battle-field for fluctuating currencies, rising food prices and upheaval, the timing for the Public Listing has been postponed to around October 2008. Of course, some early DubLi Shareholders wonder whether their preferential DubLi Shares (available only to DubLi Business Associates) were a smart investment into a future blue-chip company or rather speculation, especially as the distinction between the two - investment and speculation - has become increasingly blurred nowadays. In this respect it is good to know that - according to latest news from DubLi Corporate - further capital injections from major investors in the Middle East provide a solid backbone for future operations and expansion. While DubLi has not yet gone public on the London Stock Exchange (AIM), it is wise to be cautious and see the current developments in the right perspective. Due to massive returns on the markets in the past we have become pretty used to equity prices rising every 5 months or even faster - instead of every 5 years. Long-term investors are buying high-quality shares to ‘forget’ for about 5 years… while collecting dividends. The question is where DubLi positions itself within the game - and where you position yourself. "The fact that people are full of greed, fear or folly is predictable. The sequence is not predictable. At times investors are wildly enthusiastic about a stock and overprice it. At times people become overly fearful and grossly undervalue a stock. What I don’t know is when it will happen - just that it will happen - and when it does I will be there to take advantage of the low prices that fear and folly bring. Avoid the greed and let the fear and folly create the opportunity. That is the way of the intelligent investor."   ~ Warren Buffett ~ We could look at the market as a pricing mechanism that fluctuates according to the prevailing sentiment. With the:

• exploding growth of the Internet and its annual turnover in Ecommerce,
• a future where people will work much more from domicile, as well as
•  with the good example the current market leader in the field, Ebay, has set over the past 12 years…

the projections DubLi made for the spectacular rise in the DubLi Share Price after the public listing may well come true.  Maybe Warren Buffett would tell us that it will happen…  just not exactly when… and how fast . So the fist rule remains: don’t spend what you can’t afford - but always be ready for a good opportunity.