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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Yoomedia | YOO | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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126.50 | 126.50 |
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Posted at 20/2/2008 10:01 by fatbudgie43 Morning ladiesI see things are looking as dicey as ever for the yoohoo numpty investors how long to the 100p relaunch?? |
Posted at 31/1/2008 09:02 by sven2006 Yes bring BIGCHOPS back big brother..........othInteractive Investor will return iii iii iii iii iii iii iii eye eye sVendo |
Posted at 28/1/2008 07:26 by bigchopz2 Morning Girls and Boys,I see that some of the more radical investors have returned with promises of this share recovering good luck LOL! Art is the way to go! SAVE Sayed Parwez Kaambakhsh. Don't let the Funda-Mental-ists win! |
Posted at 21/1/2008 13:37 by bigchops_2 and there are many foolish investors. |
Posted at 11/1/2008 09:12 by hooded wanker Morning all.Right that's my visit to the looney bin done for today now off to talk to some real investors !!!!!!!!!! Anyone got a spare sock and tissue ? |
Posted at 07/1/2008 10:59 by the canoeist Good Morning FolksThis pile of poo is going down the swanny, i did say it will go below placement price on bid. I doubt they will get funding@ 0.1p, investors will want 0.02. Kesai could buy this dung for a symbolic 1p for the whole yoo garbage |
Posted at 13/12/2007 11:57 by cliff hanger I think we know that the new "owners-to-be" like playing with the names that they choose for their corporate vehicles/games. "Kasei" remember is Japanese for assistance, backing, reinforcements, change, transformation, growth or metamorphosis. Whether or not we like the price they are prepared to pay for their new shares, they are certainly the cavalry riding over the hill to Yoo's rescue IMHO.Mirada seemed like a strange name for the new venture so I thought I would consult my Spanish-English dictionary. I knew the word is the past participle of the verb "mirar" (to look or look at) as used to describe a feminine noun like "compañía" (company). But it also has other meanings used as an adjective: It can mean sensible, well-behaved, considerate, thoughtful or cautious. Probably all applicable to Rafael and his chums if not to Sinclair and Co. Used pejoratively it can mean finicky or fussy. Again applicable to the Spanish. Used figuratively it means thought about carefully or well-considered. Make of this what you will, but if I were investing several million euro of my own private company's hard-earned cash, I would certainly be cautious, fussy and think about it very carefully before doing the deed. Another thought...perhaps the new investors don't see any/much value in the Yoo business apart perhaps from the G&G division licence(s)? Perhaps they just want their London AIM listing for the Fresh IT business? Perhaps it's just some sort of reverse takeover? They are providing the rescue and the cash. They are calling the shots. They have chosen the new (Spanish) name. They are putting two people on the board (for now). Perhaps, once the takeover is complete, they will get Sinclair and MacDonald to step down and save IanW, Saifon, sharedobby etc the bother of trying? A lot of "perhapses" there and WDIK? Certainly not a lot about how reverse takeovers work. Can another (foreign) company obtain the London listing of a company in administration or does it have to be still trading? Anybody have any thoughts on this? Any experts out there? Regards CH All IMHO, DYOR etc |
Posted at 08/12/2007 20:46 by saifon May I also remind investors that in keeping the share price at 0.2p, you are effectively handing Sinclair a 250k (100%) profit, on his deferred fees (bonus?) as he is taking the 250k in shares at 0.1p. |
Posted at 06/12/2007 21:17 by kmag_yo_yo GULLthey don't care about investors, AIM directors are in to extract salaries/shares for another few years. That's why they are offering 25% meaning investors are down by 90-95% on their initial holding. If they did nothing, administration and gave over for them. They would have to start fresh finding another scams to suck the mugs, here they have their rent boy RG doing a useless job. |
Posted at 06/12/2007 21:12 by sea_gull spot on chianits a very sad day for yoomedia in the uk, they have admitted the business has failed, they have thrown investors a life line by offering 25% their current value for a piece of the new action, they could have gone bust then investors would have got nothing ------- Post consolidation shares total 912,242 Further 7,845,284 issued plus 2,620,944 vulture A plus 2,133,119 Vulture B Total 13,511,589 at £1.09 gives mcap of c£14.7 million. (Company may issue shares up to £30 mill) So about 3.5 times current mcap with 4:1 dilution. Stacks up imho ------ |
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