Coolabi Share Discussion Threads

[lufc5] 09/3/2011 17:02

LG......lol....some posters hey.....tut....sigh.....

[lord gnome] 09/3/2011 16:55

... and until then, I suggest that you re-read my post 291 as it has already answered your question.

[lufc5] 09/3/2011 15:56

If the results please the market....the share price will take care of itself.

[iloveit] 09/3/2011 15:51

where are the buyers then ?

[lord gnome] 09/3/2011 10:30

iloveit - until there is clear evidence that the company is on the right track, then the share price is going nowhere fast. We will have results by the end of the month and that will be the time to make a judgement based on information and not your mindless ranting on this board.
I believe that the company is on the right track for growth - that's why I have built a small position here. All I need now is the confirmation that I suspect will arrive with the final results. Not long to wait now, just a couple of weeks or so - you can do it iloveit!

[orange1] 09/3/2011 07:57

It's worse than that. iloveit has zero brain.

Don't go using big words like 'Warren Buffet' on him. Instead ask useful questions like: Anyone topping up today?

[lufc5] 09/3/2011 00:41

iloveit.

Have you zero patience???????

Good things will come to those who wait........

Take a leaf out of Warren Buffets book..........

[lufc5] 08/3/2011 16:21

Fired an email this morning......

Had fairly quick responce......

Thank you for your email. A date for announcing our results has not yet been agreed; however this will be before by the end of this month.

Kind regards

David Glennon │Company Secretary │
Coolabi │1st Floor Watergate House│13-15 York Buildings│ London │ WC2N 6JU │ T: [phone]│ www.coolabi.com

[iloveit] 08/3/2011 16:20

TOY FAIR 2011: Jumbo adds Poppy Cat


Firm signs deal for games and puzzles for Coolabi's new pre-school property.

Jumbo Games will produce a range of Poppy Cat jigsaws, puzzles and games for the pre-school market, launching in 2012.

The new property is already proving to be popular in licensing, even before making its UK debut on Nick Jr this spring, followed by its international roll-out.

Three other deals include a book publishing tie-in with Macmillan, a regular feature in two Redan magazines and a nightwear and underwear licence for Aykroyd and TDP Licensing.

Poppy Cat, co-produced by King Rollo and Coolabi's television production arm Coolabi Productions, brings to life the world of the pre-school children's character created by Lara Jones in the Macmillan book series which has sold over two million copies.

As well as launching on Nick Jr UK in May, the series has also already been presold to a number of international territories, including Nick Jr Australia, RTE Ireland, YLE Finland, TV2 Norway, and TVO, SCN and Knowledge Network in Canada
Anna Hewitt, Coolabi's head of licensing, commented: "These four agreements with some of the best-known companies in their fields underline the enormous market awareness of both the Poppy Cat name and the forthcoming Poppy Cat television series.

"We confidently expect this strong licensee interest to continue both in the run-up to the television series and well beyond."

[iloveit] 08/3/2011 16:09

what can we do to get this noticed ,its a real sparkler and yet its not on the investors radars WHY?
Has anyone been to the offices or seen them at work ?
What are they doing and what sort of shifts are they putting in here ?
Shareholders get this on the map or bang on the office doors is anyone interestd here?

[lufc5] 08/3/2011 13:57

All buys iloveit.......I should know!!!! ;)))

[iloveit] 08/3/2011 13:46

well at least there is some buys and sells trading today so and stiring the pot here hopefully coming to boiling point and a surge up in shareprice ,your views?

[iloveit] 04/3/2011 08:29

Quiet here is anyone topping up,Bagpuss getting a lot of big reviews recently.

[iloveit] 28/2/2011 10:15

watch is this a winner ? produced by COOLABI

Dead Gorgeous

[lord gnome] 28/2/2011 08:17

Don't get too excited just yet. Only PEEL on the bid at 7.5p and then it drops to 7p. A couple of small sells and down we go!

[iloveit] 28/2/2011 08:09

ok spread now is looking likely we should start to get some action now inviting buyers and sellers if there are any?

[lufc5] 25/2/2011 13:16

These have a little faith.....

EDGC Edge performance VCT


New Investments



During the period the fund increased its investment in Coolabi plc by £369,312 increasing its ownership in the business to 16.7%. The shares were issued to the fund at 6p. The cost of the Company's total investment in Coolabi plc was £619,312 and it was carried at £557,412 in the management accounts as at 30 November 2010.

[iloveit] 25/2/2011 07:58

Well spotted mlord,so starters are in place who is the new mm on board and i wonder why?
I really hope this delivers as shareprice has been left far to low for my liking and thought 20p at least would have been reached by now.

[lord gnome] 24/2/2011 08:47

Lord Gnome - 19 Jan'11 - 14:03 - 183 of 274 edit
Interesting to note that today we now have four market makers in COO. Previously we have had three MMs. What it may mean I haven't a clue, but at least somebody is taking interest.

And today, I note that we now have five (yes five) market makers in COO. Nice to see more interest. Perhaps the market is expecting a bit of action - I guess we can hope!

[iloveit] 22/2/2011 08:23

Anyone topping up here?, this is a steal b4 results .

[iloveit] 19/2/2011 09:49

Return of the decade style forgot! From Blue Nun to Brut, Stylophones and salad cream, the seventies are back

By Ann Shooter
Last updated at 9:54 PM on 18th February 2011

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CHILDREN'S TV CLASSICS

Colour TV was a novelty in the Seventies - the dazzling world of special effects and 3D weren't luxuries children got to enjoy. It was a more innocent time and TV shows that would now raise questions were watched unchallenged.

Why shouldn't a grown man like Mr Benn skip work to dress up as a cowboy and a pirate?

And why wouldn't a snail, cow and jack-in-the-box all live on a roundabout? There was also Bagpuss (right), Roobarb & Custard and Scooby-Doo.

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