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YOOMEDIA - A GEM IN THE DARK (YOO)     

moneyman - 20 Jul 2003 23:02

Yoomedia ( www.yoomedia.com) are looking for a slice of a 6 Billion pound government payout to provide the likes of interactive voting from your remote control.The market cap could explode if the company wins a slice of the pie.It has recently set up a new division to expoite the tremendous opportunity that this sector has to offer.

A must have share for the long term.Very illiquid stock which translates to relatively small purchases moving the price rapidly.If a big player takes an interest this could honestly move beyond our wildest dreams.

TheMaster - 05 Sep 2006 15:16 - 69 of 172

Gone long on YOO, due to large MM buy this afternoon, volume building on the long awaited news regarding dateline sell off.

tweenie - 05 Sep 2006 18:09 - 70 of 172

I'm with DILL on this one.
wait for news, ain't gonna be overnight- if at all.

Dil - 06 Sep 2006 12:30 - 71 of 172

If you want a penny share then look at IXE ... much better than this crap.

hewittalan6 - 07 Sep 2006 07:33 - 72 of 172

Encouraging news re Playboy.
I just wish it had a sign in it somewhere.

nkirkup - 07 Sep 2006 08:40 - 73 of 172

Well we got the RNS, just not what we thought, however good news is always welcome. YOO are now getting lots of orders for their technology and the revenue will flow soon, great potental here.

TheMaster - 07 Sep 2006 08:42 - 74 of 172

Very good news indeed, should wake up the market now.

queen1 - 07 Sep 2006 10:32 - 75 of 172

Some big brands are aligning themselves with YOO at present which, although we all know how badly the sp has performed to date, suggests confidence in the long term for the company.

Dil - 07 Sep 2006 19:11 - 76 of 172

Oh for fcuks sake , any company that deems it necessary to announce every two bob contract it signs smacks of desperation to me.

There is still 100% downside from here.

queen1 - 07 Sep 2006 19:52 - 77 of 172

Oh fcuk off yourself Mr Predictable. As sure as apples are apples and your family enjoys intimate relations with all things wooly, here you are again pissing on somebody's chips. What a charming individual.

The Gull - 07 Sep 2006 20:54 - 78 of 172

The header is not quite correct, should it not read:

YOOMEDIA - A STEAMING HEAP OF SH1T IN THE SUNSHINE

Todays contract will be no different to the previous contracts - ie loss enhancing.

moneyman - 07 Sep 2006 23:33 - 79 of 172

Very sad thread now. People happening to post any crap just like AFN !

moneyplus - 08 Sep 2006 10:08 - 80 of 172

Yoo now have a long list of clients including the NHS--Gala and Playboy are very large companies and would definitely have done their homework before contracts with Yoo. This to me strongly suggests Yoo will survive which was our biggest worry and now that direct media is growing stronglywith Yoo owning the technology required-many more companies will be knocking at their door-----the revenues will follow!! I'm prepared to do a Warren Buffet on this one and wait for my rewards. If I'm wrong-I'll lose the lot but it won't be the first time as it's the risk you take when you get involved with the stock market.

queen1 - 08 Sep 2006 12:50 - 81 of 172

Exactly moneyplus, and very well put. A reasoned argument highlighting the risk (i.e. the 100% downside) as well as the positives. Blanced and informative. Now let's wait for it, you & me to get bashed from non-shareholders...

moneyplus - 08 Sep 2006 15:33 - 82 of 172

price ticking up as we speak-hope it closes nicely blue! over on the other side the news is more big contracts to be announced-one of which will be mega and the sp will be much higher by mid october. I'm really hoping it's right as the poster is not usually a ramper. Also the biggest loudmouthed critic over there overheard some dealers at lunchtime saying buyers are taking shedloads today-so even he has stopped ranting. Perpetual increased their stake to 13% and Investco have increased to 12.8% they must know something!

hewittalan6 - 08 Sep 2006 15:37 - 83 of 172

Everything crossed.
Due some good luck on this one, MP!!!

Dil - 08 Sep 2006 16:28 - 84 of 172

moneyplus , do Perpetual and Invesco own these shares or are they notifications re nominee accounts held by the said two companies cos there is a major difference between the two.

Another massive dilution , Noe milking it for all he can and the price rises ... make hay while the sunshines I say.

And queeny .... not my fault you called it wrong all the way down , stick the dummy back in that big gob of yours and suck it and try not to spit it out again.

Scripophilist - 08 Sep 2006 18:06 - 85 of 172

I can't believe people are still trying to ramp this share, what price does it have to reach to prove that it is right old dog. How many dilutions do shareholders need to bear before they realise that YOO are doing anything to just stay in business. Bit sad really.

moneyplus - 08 Sep 2006 19:29 - 86 of 172

Not trying to ramp it just stating a bit of good news to cheer up those of us who held on in the darkest days! Now a further RNS this afternoon says that Amvescap have bought in and now own 6%-that is definitely good news and not ramping and I am DIL-ighted!! Dil not sure about the nominee accounts but interested to know what the difference is-I think the Perpetual and the Investec are linked according to the RNS.

moneyman - 08 Sep 2006 20:22 - 87 of 172

Seymour Pierce reiterates buy AIM Resources and says hold Croma .
The broker has outperform on Erinaceous and says buy Mavinwood (LSE: MVW.L - news) and Yoomedia (LSE: YOO.L - news) .

john50 - 10 Sep 2006 12:59 - 88 of 172

On 24 March 2006, the Group entered into a loan agreement with Mr Leo Noe for
the provision of short-term funding in the amount of #500,000.
Would not think he deserted a sinking ship.

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