Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[aerotus] 23/4/2007 14:43

LOL! Why would I be making it up? I AM short via a spreadbet from IG Index.

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 14:41

Aerotus....6 months I said the way I was going to trade this one and gave the reasons why, nothing has changed except its looking very promising. It was a 3 year hold then and it still is..

[aerotus] 23/4/2007 14:35

Siwel ramps or deramps according to his position. I pity the fools who have been suckered into believing his propaganda. He's a swing trader and will definitely be selling after a 75% rise.

Btw, he's on my filter list.

[macca28] 23/4/2007 14:35

cosh285: i am having trouble posting replies as well

[still learning] 23/4/2007 14:33

Siwel - I can't agree your comments - it's too simplistic.

The comments from the Board previously were always lean in the extreme and look at today's one - hardly much to get your teeth into !

It's the bare minimum from Stewart Green for good reason that they don't have a lot positive to truly say. They of course have high hopes which is why you are naturally buoyant in your response and I don't disagree with your enthusiasm. However, you yourself have indicated that your purchases are relatively new given the price ranges you talk of. Whereas anyone who has been in for more than a couple of years will know just how painful an investment this has been.

I just urge caution and want to remind BB readers what a disaster ZOO has been for most shareholders. Management have one hell of a climb to make before they can give themselves any pats on the back.

[macca28] 23/4/2007 14:30

trades of 8000-10000 are delayed 2 hours,

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 14:28

Uzbekking....The loan conversion price is irrelevant. They could convert when its a penny or a pound it doesnt matter.
But on a fully converted basis then just a modest 500k profit values Zoo at 80p....plus of course cash in bank, 2m = another 40p.
But of course they wont make a profit at finals, but it shows how low the current valuation is where its below cash value let alone anything for the business.

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 14:22

Aerotus...Yep, he made money, you havent :)

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 14:21

Still Learning....The old RNS's caught people out because Zoo used to be a publishing business. Lots of high risk capital with results turning on a few weeks xmas trading. Thats where people dont understand the change, its now a premium niche software house based on recurring revenue, no need for risk capital and an easily controlled cost base.

[aerotus] 23/4/2007 14:21

lol @ Pierre

Talk about pump and dump! At least everyone knows where I stand!

[lord santafe] 23/4/2007 14:20

Pierre Oreilly - 23 Apr'07 - 14:07 - 3433 of 3435


online dealing limits just 2.5k (31/34). My broker managed to sell mine at 31.5 - can't beat talking to real people. Hope to rejoin you later.


ZOO going to fall back then?.

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 14:18

Today is a bit of fun but in the scheme of things I am waiting a few years down the line. Bought from 37p to 60p and from 30p down to 19p for the last 35k so today is fine but I am looking for the shift to breakeven then a modest 1m profit and a 2 quid+ price tag.....3 years and it may well be far higher than that. Today is just a nice early notice that they have things on the move, cash to fund it and customers buying their products......I do like it when pigs turn into princess's.

[still learning] 23/4/2007 14:17

I wouldn't get excited about Zoo anymore - at least not until good results are confirmed with some meaningful figures.

That means waiting for the published results (which will of course show losses for the year again). However, more to the point is seeing what they will have achieved for the 2nd quarter results of this financial year. We've had false dawn after false dawn - some of it some of us on this BB think has been blatently dishonest from Zoo management.

Many of us have lost big time not because it was "one of those things with investing - you lose some you win some" but because the RNS comments were always misleading, always gilded, making it impossible to truly judge what the true position of the Company's trading was.

If the figures for the next quarter, ie. the 2nd quarter of this new Financial year, are good/better, then today's few pennies growth will be seen to be minimal. That's when the real shareprice could move strongly upwards but those figures will have to be really good. I want those figures to be good but I wouldn't trust the Board and Stewart Green on the few comments in today's RNS

[uzbekking44] 23/4/2007 14:16

So at what price do they convert the loan? Thats the the million dollar question?

Overcooked! The iDVD pot never even boiled. Retailers are not going to be buying many this Christmas after the debacle of last year.

[pierre oreilly] 23/4/2007 14:07

online dealing limits just 2.5k (31/34). My broker managed to sell mine at 31.5 - can't beat talking to real people. Hope to rejoin you later.

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 14:06

So ZOO's TAS software is being used to produce all those Disney DVD releases....and re-releases...and re-re-releases around the world. And Zoo's deal is based on volume.....mmmmm, not so shabby.
Then there are the other couple of dozen TAS early adopters, we should be getting news on those as well. Not forgetting the official release.
Then there is the iDVD software. Ok a bit overcooked in the uk with too many releases at xmas, but the sector has only just started to take off in the rest of the world. Another nice recurring income business.
Then there is the consultancy and added value work.
Not forgetting they have 2m in the Bank.
But the company is still valued below cash......perhaps a multi day re-rating methinks :)

[aerotus] 23/4/2007 14:06

I have every faith in Zoo that they will yet again let down their shareholders in some spectacular fashion.

[uzbekking44] 23/4/2007 14:03

Swiv,

At least we have confirmation on the cash position which we discussed a few days ago. Cashburn is as per market expectations which should see the company stay afloat a little longer. They do not name the organisation that is utilising TAS or on what basis. For all we know the client is Disney which is hardly new news. share price was priced at going bust moving towards Cash value. The spectre of yet another cash call has receeded which makes the likelyhood of further dilution unlikely for this reason.

But then there is the loan call banana skin lying in wait. Just as investors think they are onto a winner the loan is converted to shares, dilution takes place.

Get the loan conversion out of the way, some more software deals then investors will be on a more sure footing.

But by then all the value will already be in the share price .....................so it goes.

[hi2eddie] 23/4/2007 13:59

we need a constannt flow of trades...keep the mms running i.e they make money and make money...the tighter the squeeze the better...p.s we need a few ore people shorting this could make it more and more interesting ...good luck siwel and rmart at least its informed posting at this stage

[siwel100] 23/4/2007 13:55

hi2eddie....12% of the company has already been traded and nearly all the rest is locked in safe hands, what sort of volume do you want ?

[p-m] 23/4/2007 13:53

it would appear not !