Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[artey] 31/5/2007 17:20

looks like a chamber pot to me, and you know what they're full of.

[macca29] 31/5/2007 16:37

lol: could be?

[master rsi] 31/5/2007 16:24

re - breakout

not today but has move further upon the bid now 37 -40p +3.50p

is a clasic " CUP and HANDLE " chart, now at the last stage of the handle on the way up

[130407] 31/5/2007 13:22

looks like it is going to possibly breakout from here in the next few days.

[master rsi] 31/5/2007 13:18

and the move continues to 35 -40p +2.50p now

[master rsi] 31/5/2007 11:40

Is now on the move up, at both sides bid / offer

[pierre oreilly] 30/5/2007 17:36

Scotty, On your deathbed, when you are wondering how that flew passed so quickly, you're unlikely to be wishing you spent more time watching blue and red numbers on a PC display.

[scotty1] 30/5/2007 14:20

L2 still 3 v 1
online limits look promising at sell 25k @ 34p
Buy 10k @ 37p

[scotty1] 30/5/2007 10:38

Some buys to show me thinks,L2 nearly all blue again at 3 v 1

[artey] 30/5/2007 08:46

It goes to show, from that UK Analyst bit, that the industry arent really sure what Zoo really do. I'm sure theyre not alone.

[scotty1] 30/5/2007 07:51

Already have mac :)

[macca29] 30/5/2007 01:14

perhaps zootech are the developers then,
scotty: send them an email and find out ;-)

[scotty1] 29/5/2007 23:28

Uk Analyst 29/05/07

News of an development agreement helped software company Zoo Digital (ZOO) shares surge by 5.5p to 37p. The group said its wholly owned unit, ZOOtech, had signed an agreement with Mattel to develop several "high profile" DVD games, including the High School Musical 2 DVD board game. Although no financial details were disclosed, investors were hopeful that the agreement would bring similar success to previous titles such as 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire'

[macca29] 29/5/2007 20:49

products from other company's also released in june as well

[macca29] 29/5/2007 19:42

release date june for this one,

[opmoc] 29/5/2007 19:40

artey,

I'm amazed anyone would give cashmagnet £10K out of pity, and if they did they are as nuts as he is. I would also be totally astounded if the company gave him any money.

Investing in any company is a high risk business. Anyone who is naive enough to risk what they can't afford to lose, just has to take the consequences.

Investing is close to a zero sum game. In fact its a negative sum game for the majority of small private investors in small companies.

If everyone who lost money started bleating about it - then that's what over 50% of the posts on ADVFN would contain.

At best for everyone who makes £10K - someone else is going to lose £10K

In the case of a business that fails all sums raised via investment will have gone to pay the running costs of the business - employee wages etc - so all investors will lose except those who were sufficiently astute or lucky to sell their investment to somebody else before the failures became apparent.

Whilst Zoo is still in business and might ultimately become sucessful, due to the enormous dilution that has occurred, anyone who was invested a few years ago and still holds is highly unlikely to get their original investment back.

Tony

[jacobjohn7] 29/5/2007 19:13

good stuff today. we should start the climb into sensible territory now. ;o)

[wiganer] 29/5/2007 17:12

I have a working formula for silliness: FISH PI.

[jet_21] 29/5/2007 17:02

I wouldn't mind £10k given to me out of pity!!

[jet_21] 29/5/2007 16:55

What kind of Pay off do you think Cash has had?