Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 15:11

Its so illiquid, we must be getting close to the point where the free float is soaked up...which is always nice :)
Perhaps then we can add some value for the business and not just the cash in the bank....which would also be nice.:)

[130407] 22/5/2007 13:04

Siwel

i've taken a position here, will add up to 50p.

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 11:03

Devonport...You just arent used to good news with regards to ZOO...it has an amazing effect on share prices..:)

[devonport] 22/5/2007 11:00

Let me just clarify nothing would make me happier for this to break out. At the end of the day I am still a shareholder, albeit a very bitter one!!

We'll see. If nothing else Zoo are always good for a few surprises, although usually they are along the lines of a fund raising!

[scotty1] 22/5/2007 10:59

And on that comment siwel I'm off out for a couple of hrs but will leave you
with ;))))))))))))))))))))))

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 10:54

With 30% of the company traded a few weeks ago on the good news, the mm's tried to pull it back for stock. But like an elastic band, even small buying is causing it to rocket......Will be nice to see it up through the 75p and a full breakout....I know old holders will smile but a couple of the expected RNS on TAS contracts and this could be back at the 200p mark.

[master rsi] 22/5/2007 10:47

Shares bouncing after the retracement as the Indicators are at oversold

[scotty1] 22/5/2007 10:36

Ok point taken Devonport,but at the end of the day no matter what directors/employees say is of no matter 'cause it'll always come
out on results day how a company is fairing ( I know things can
be glossed over)but the figures still do the speaking.We'll
have to agree to disagree for now and let new structured company
do the business imo.

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 10:35

Devonport...If they hadnt moved to software development, that "middle of the road games company" would no longer exist.
As to the speed they have progressed, well from zip to a portfolio of software products in 36 months is extremely good going.
I think the problem is that you bought unrealistic expectations and bb hype....but now they are realistic you seem unable to forgive and forget.....understandable but a shame.

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 10:10

Devonport...Thats always the problem with seemingly burnt out stocks. People never look forward but always back. Hence they get taken by suprise when they recover spectacularly.
Zoo's problems were always with the money pits that were the games and publishing divisions, they are no longer there. They led to not only money problems but also the rapid transition from good to poor outlook when everything span on xmas trading.
Zoo is now a niche software house, something they are actually very good at. If you look at the structure they have put in place, there is now a total focus on the business and its success. No one can guarantee what will happen but when a company is valued below cash in the bank, has an expanding client base and has reorganised itself along extremely professional lines....they are worth a punt imo....rewards can be extremely good.

[scotty1] 22/5/2007 09:37

Of course by the time we get to results etc the share price will be a lot higher
and it'll all be in the sp,so don't say you aint been warned ;)

[scotty1] 22/5/2007 09:33

And getting the right answers of course ;)

[scotty1] 22/5/2007 09:32

End of June I believe + a brokers note, and I reckon everything will be
all systems go from then on ;) if you been asking all the right questions :)

[uzbekking44] 22/5/2007 09:23

Results can not be that far away.

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 09:00

And up she shoots....Amazing how these extremely illiquid ones can double at the snap of a finger.

[siwel100] 22/5/2007 08:30

traidemark...Just being patient :)

[aerotus] 21/5/2007 21:11

Not likely lol.

[traidemark] 21/5/2007 18:47

sold up , and when the last person sells

up goes the price

you watch

[siwel100] 14/5/2007 17:15

Pierre Oreilly....always a double edged blade, but if the news flow moves to positive then it leverages the gains.
Yep there is always a downside, they may go bust. But considering its now valued at less than cash (again) and with the news flow on the up, I have no problem with the short term fluctuations.

[pierre oreilly] 14/5/2007 12:43

I see what Siwel means about liquidity now. Although now ramping (a switch from six months ago when he deramped for months/years) he prefers to illustrate the illiquidity by saying just a few buys sends the price into orbit. However, the same illiquidity means just £3000 of sells (up to now today) knocks the price by 12%.