Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[martina pescatore] 06/6/2016 17:58

Now over 115 million on the Zoosubs ticker and still trotting along nicely.

[philjeans] 02/6/2016 20:53

Excellent news - good time to top up after the pull-back. This will be getting down to the bottom line this year for sure.

[love it] 02/6/2016 20:44

Do I buy back in mud bath will be pleased if I do, how significant is that news?

[annonymous2] 02/6/2016 15:59

hxxp://www.zoodigital.com/news/

Bought 25k, maybe the company could Rns it.

[plok] 02/6/2016 15:40

Great news re Netflix, another box ticked!

[uknighted] 29/5/2016 08:20

All well and good but what is this contributing?

[uknighted] 29/5/2016 08:20

Always jam tomorrow with this company!!

[ff2345] 29/5/2016 06:29

One the past 4 weeks.... 1.2m per week average. Up 20% from a couple of months ago.

[ff2345] 17/5/2016 18:51

People should take a look at the ticker..... moving faster than I can remember.

[32nddegree] 12/5/2016 00:29

A patronising tone does not always equal correctness, as readers of Bakunin are now finding out:

"we are now once again about to be bludgeoned with rubbish:" mr know-it-all said about my prediction Zoo would likely only make a small profit at EBITDA level.

[32nddegree] 12/5/2016 00:22

I think this is going down to between 6p and 7.5p when people who wish to sell can actually sell. It's only not moving down from 9.75p because you would not be able to sell in volume without shifting the price down there.

[martina pescatore] 11/5/2016 07:14

Now 111 million, six days on. Therefore, circa 1 million per week still.

[ff2345] 05/5/2016 16:13

9 weeks have passed since we hit 100m. Since then we have added 10m so keeping up the 1m per week rate.

Excellent.

[love it] 05/5/2016 08:38

Notice how the mm's move the goalposts. For months with a regular stream of buyers they always had the spread at least 1p and normally 1.5p+.
But now with them struggling to attract support they now have spread at 0.25p almost unheard of because they want people to buy now.

[bakunin] 29/4/2016 14:07

No need to do any more research than a cursory look.
There are umpteen mining minnows like that.
They all seem to have incredulous contacts with various African/Asian governments.
They hardly ever work out as an investment, but they do get ramped up first of all.
Depends whether you get in at the beginning of the ramping or the end.
I presume you realise that they are constantly issuing shares to raise money to pay ongoing invoices...for geological and investor relations services.
I wonder who is providing the geological services? Those impish Irish!
Not quite a slam-dunk mega discovery yet then?
The investor relations guys hardly ever miss out either.
Anyway, I wish you luck. You might not need it if you are part of a ramping gang, though.
I don't think luck is required with ZOO. Patience, maybe.

[mudbath] 29/4/2016 13:25

Thank you for your courtesy in replying,uknighted.

[uknighted] 29/4/2016 13:21

Do your research Bakunin. They are approved by the Tanzanian Government to build a coal powered electricity generating plant. The feasibility studies are almost complete. They also have a number of other plays at the moment. I refer you to the company website for more details of the projects and the partners involved. No investment advice is intended. Mudbath asked the question and out of courtesy I replied.

[bakunin] 29/4/2016 13:07

How is yet-another-Irish-mining-company-that-has-spent-all-the-money AND valued at £17m going to be a genuine multi-bagger other than through pure luck and ramping, especially when their main prospect is COAL?

[uknighted] 29/4/2016 12:50

Mudbath, Have a look at KIBO. No advice intended but you did ask.

[martina pescatore] 29/4/2016 11:38

I don't think it is an issue of whether or not they should be listed. Presently they are listed and that is where we are. I cannot se them delisted personally. They might be taken over, but that can apply to any company at any time.

As a shareholder I would have dearly loved the company to have increased revenues significantly and made a net profit and given a positive outlook statement. However, was all of this really likely?

The positive outlook is the most important, in my view, and is an improvement from their previous "... cautiously optimistic about the company's prospects..." statements of recent years.

[ff2345] 29/4/2016 11:06

Agreed that a positive outlook is important and very pleased to see it.

However, given that ZOO put out next to nothing in terms of news, there is a 6 month wait for any clue as to how they are doing.

Added to the issues I have pointed out above, then I tried to sell this am.

Could not get a qoute for even 5,000 shares.

So the share price is where it is because you just can't sell. I'm not sure that ZOO should even be listed.

[mudbath] 29/4/2016 10:05

uknighted.
I am always interested in an idea for a, "genuine multi bagger" ?
(not wishing for this to be one sided,mine continues to be the excellent STL)
Cheers.

[uknighted] 29/4/2016 09:23

Having been a zoo investor for quite a few years I recognise all the same traits in the update as in previous years, loads of future potential with the prospect of jam tomorrow. This is one such update too many so I have unloaded some shares. The mms weren't keen to take them off my hands but I have a genuine multi bagger to re-invest the money in. Good luck, I've kept a few just for old times sake.

[martina pescatore] 29/4/2016 09:01

Zoo’s trading update yesterday could have gone many ways, I suppose, such as:

1) A profit and a positive outlook statement
2) Breakeven and a positive outlook statement
3) A loss and a positive outlook statement
4) A profit and a poor outlook statement
5) Breakeven and a poor outlook statement
6) A loss and a poor outlook statement

I would not have wanted any of the last three to be honest.

Personally and speaking as an investor and not a trader, the positive and optimistic outlook statement was the most important thing. Clearly, larger shareholders than me (i.e. Herald Investment Trust, etc.) are happy to fund and invest to support the opportunities here. With Zoo making small losses while the business is rebuilt and the software and services offerings are regenerated, this is not so unusual at all.

Within yesterday’s trading update, the company stated that Zoo has introduced a number of new products and services in the (six month) period, IN RESPONSE TO CLIENT DEMAND (my capitals). Therefore, I would assume that as brand new products and services they contributed very little of no income during the period. Naturally, the investment in creating these new products and services will be loss making initially (hence lower gross profit margin for the six months), but seeing as client demand appears to be there, sales should follow. Therefore, in my opinion, the questions are can Zoo sell these new products and services, what quantity of sales will it generate and will they contribute to a profit. Zoo have just taken on board two new senior sales / business development personnel, both from competitor companies. In my view, Zoo will be capable of achieving new sales, which will add to the bottom line, whilst the cost of development will fall in the next results, unless they continue to invest in additional new products and services, IN RESPONSE TO CLIENT DEMAND.

Investment is, in my view, all about the future and not the past. Zoo have been treading a tightrope in a difficult and dynamic market, for them, over recent years. However, they appear to have capable, talented people and with major shareholder support and new experienced sales / business development personnel, the future could be a lot brighter.

All of this, in my view, along with the current mkt cap of the company (less than £4M), makes for an attractive investment case.

NIA and DYOR, naturally.

[lanzarote666] 28/4/2016 20:30

The figures tell us about last year.

This is what is happening now -

The tricky bit is predicting whether they will turn 50 meetings, the busiest and best day they have ever had and a huge success into new contract wins and significant profits in the coming year.

The wait continues...