Zoo Digital Share Discussion Threads

[momentum1] 17/5/2019 18:04

70p paid into close. Next week big boomage coming here. May have to revise that 82p target.

[momentum1] 17/5/2019 16:07

MMS massively short here. L2 lit up like a Christmas tree

[7rademark] 17/5/2019 15:56

Moving up into the close, they need stock.

[momentum1] 17/5/2019 12:30

Buyers back. Expecting this to finish in the nid 70s today.

[potential] 17/5/2019 10:51

82p initial resistance but the big money is being loaded back up here.

[potential] 17/5/2019 10:49

Last time we went in a run it hit 100p in a flash

[momentum1] 17/5/2019 10:31

Looking good now!

[momentum1] 17/5/2019 10:23

82p initial resistance but the big money is loading back up here. We all know how quickly this moves and tge last run from circa 60p to 100p happened in a 5 week period. A strong buy down here imho

[7rademark] 17/5/2019 10:21

60p was resistance, very little now until 100p.

[momentum1] 17/5/2019 10:14

Mr 50k loading up on the cheap. Chart looks to be breaking up. Into the 70s this afternoon.

[s25ava] 17/5/2019 09:52

Pump before the dump when interims are due in June.....Hmmmm shall I join the party?

[7rademark] 17/5/2019 09:50

Intra day reversal, looking positive again.

[ny boy] 16/5/2019 14:03

Stay patient I increased my holding this year, taking advantage of an attractive pull back. Happy holding long term, similar with a few others that are going well, (STX), (MSYS), (ITX) etc. Dyor as usual

[martina pescatore] 15/5/2019 09:59

Zoo Digital are hiring in London, looking for a Content Management Coordinator.

Perhaps not significant in itself but this is the first vacancy for Zoo that I have seen for sometime in the London. They do have seven vacancies advertised for their LA office at the moment.

They are also still advertising that they are looking for individuals to join their network of freelance translators, dubbing directors and voice actors.

All bodes well I hope for a continuing successful implementation of the company strategy.

NIA and DYOR

[amt] 11/5/2019 06:39

Ticker running at nearly 200k per day in the last week and 170k over the last month. One good week doesn't make a tick up but hopefully signs of better things to come.

[martina pescatore] 10/5/2019 17:44

Another award for Team Zoo announced on website today, excerpt below

“Team ZOO proudly picked up the award for International Success at the Sheffield Digital Awards last week, as ten creative companies and individuals were celebrated for digital innovation.”

Also noted rapid movement in ZOOsubs ticker this week.

All good positive things I am sure.

It seems to me that the company is continuing to successfully implement its strategy.

NIA and DYOR

[uknighted] 07/5/2019 12:30

Welcome to our latest edition of the quarterly investor newsletter from ZOO Digital, featuring trade announcements, ZOO news and relevant industry developments.

We continue to see significant industry announcements that underline the growth in Over The Top (OTT) video services, including recently from Disney, Apple, AT&T, Amazon and a partnership of the BBC and ITV.

Our talented R&D team was recognised in the period with a ‘Product of the Year’ award at NAB Show 2019 for our newest cloud platform, ZOOstudio, and we were winners in the ‘Best International Success’ category of the Sheffield Digital Awards.

In a trading statement of 17th April we indicated that year-end revenues are expected to be in line at $29.0m. The Group was cash generative in the second half resulting in a net cash balance of $1.8m at the year-end with no debt other than the convertible loan notes.

Our CEO, Stuart Green, and CFO, Phill Blundell, will be exhibiting at Mello 2019 on Thursday 16th May in Chiswick, London, with presentations scheduled for 10am and 3pm. We invite you to come and meet the team and hear about our latest developments.

ZOO’s preliminary results for the year to 31 March 2019 will be published in the week commencing 24th June, with an AGM scheduled for Wednesday 18th September 2019.

[napoleon 14th] 06/5/2019 15:47

Interesting, sane thread IMO as a past investor in ZOO.
To my mind ZOO is worth keeping an eye on, but when to buy back in?
That's the question & ZOO is too volatile for LTBH unless/until it looks
undervalued. For now, the market says not.

OT - check out Bid Stack (BIDS).
AIM smallcap, which is enough of a warning, so not risk free.
However, the concept is brilliant, industry big hitters have signed up as advisers and the potential market is HUGE. BIDS also has first mover advantage, and will doubtless expand into a developing environment.
The recent pullback to c. 15p on fundraising rumours means I am "only" 50% up in two months, but this is a LTBH IMO, so I'm not selling any.
The understanding of tech etc on this thread says some here could benefit
from this heads up.

GLA.

[amt] 01/5/2019 08:03

Interesting article. If Zoo can create the universal Web for localisation then that would put it into another league. Not sure how likely that is but with all their award winning solutions and Zoo studio now available it's not pure fantasy. Then we are talking about a multi billion company.

[amt] 30/4/2019 17:30

Good point, well made vprt

[vprt] 30/4/2019 10:12

I'd be happy with pay-as-you-go license only (software as a service) rather than focusing on the upfront, as this not only has a nice recurring profile but also makes it lower risk for a broader range of customers to experiment with and adopt it; a proper platform play. Who, how many and to what extent they adopt will be key. Is the pricing model actually public? (I looked but only saw "Let's talk" button, might have missed it - they have launched, so must be possible to find out?)

[tkamp] 30/4/2019 09:46

Licensing income would be great as it involves no WC investments from Zoo and hence any such cash flow can be used to fund growth in localization, which typically does involve WC investments (freelancers getting paid before the big studio pays etc.)

Obviously let's see how fast and how much ZooStudio licensing income comes through. I don't think anyone should be expecting millions coming in next month already, but it's definitely a positive for me that any such cash will be 'free cash' basically (given that upfront investment has been made and little incremental investment is needed)

[amt] 30/4/2019 08:04

Licensing deals normally include upfront payment plus a royalty. The market is enormous so if some of the competition use Zoo tech it still leaves a huge market for Zoo to go for directly.

[amt] 30/4/2019 07:26

If there was a fund raising likely why on earth would a Director buy some shares. He doesn't have to buy shares if he doesn't want too. Why do you imply he needs too.