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split personality disorder

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you dont undestand...
you have to read things deeper...
relativity sued netflix for US$ 1.5 billions !
and netflix quite "quiet" about it...
in US jury courts , relativity may win !

HardtoWin ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:47) Posted:

prata at work..flip roti prata

huifang ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:43) Posted:

no...now i see it differently , Cannot Short this counter,
yuuzoo biggest asset i think is their powerful business connectiions in US and China !

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really cannot short this counter ...
mark my words here !
long at least short term basis for now

dyodd

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prata at work..flip roti prata

huifang ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:43) Posted:

no...now i see it differently , Cannot Short this counter,
yuuzoo biggest asset i think is their powerful business connectiions in US and China !!

Cool.123 ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:39) Posted:

nothing is new. Why trading halt. Purposely one was that? Continue to short.

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i suggest remove your sell queues trust me.... (though now i know is difficult :))..

the bbs TP is above 20 cents

dyodd !

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no...now i see it differently , Cannot Short this counter,
yuuzoo biggest asset i think is their powerful business connectiions in US and China !!

Cool.123 ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:39) Posted:

nothing is new. Why trading halt. Purposely one was that? Continue to short.

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and i was wondering why they roped in Mr Sundram from Propertyguru, and Propertyguru says going to IPO soon.... something brewing

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nothing is new. Why trading halt. Purposely one was that? Continue to short.

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and if Relativity US$ 1.5 bil lawsuit vs netflix wins , that will be a BIG BOOST !
TP : 25 CTS

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wait a min guys....i think yuuzoo not so simple...
one of the top management worked for SCMP before, and SCMP recently required by Alibaba ,
and Alibaba partnership with Yuuzoo on the sports events things...
looks like ...CAN BUY !

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open red. now even. how is that bad?

huifang ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:24) Posted:

market so bad....caution wor...dont get trapped

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Got show to watch

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market so bad....caution wor...dont get trapped

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Yes , If Thsi time Yuuzoo can made Relativity Media Profix then. Yuuzoo will be back to $0.25.

we will see how market so

huifang ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:13) Posted:

i think mr samson bought and stucked above 20 cents or even more than 25 cts as roundroynd that time say buy ah buy ah...right ?

samson ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:11) Posted:

Relativity Media Up for Sale Six Months After Bankruptcy Recovery

At the height of Hollywood, studios used to rule the filmmaking game. The studio system of the 1920s-1950s set up major names like RKO Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Bros. to produce big hits all on their own. Studios and production companies were nearly synonymous, with companies like Columbia or Paramount controlling most aspects of filmmaking, from performer contracts to theatrical distribution. The old studio system disappeared after the advent of television, and now most studios work independently from production companies, with the production companies in charge of making films and studios heading up financing and distribution. For instance, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Bad Robot Productions produced Star Wars: The Force Awakens under Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

Relativity Media LLC is one such modern &ldquo studio&rdquo company. Though the company also has sports, digital, and education arms, movie buffs undoubtedly recognize Relativity&rsquo s name, and have probably seen its logo on the big screen. Relativity has had a hand in hit films of all kinds, from Atonement and The Social Network to Zombieland and Bridesmaids. Despite its many successful titles, CEO Ryan Kavanaugh has revealed some surprising &mdash and unencouraging &mdash news about the media company.

A recent report from THR states that, per Kavanaugh, Relativity is officially up for sale. The company has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and consider offers. The media company underwent a high-profile bankruptcy last summer, during which they revealed that their liabilities more than doubled their assets. Despite it all, Kavanaugh held on to his company, and emerged from bankruptcy this March with president Dana Brunetti (and almost-chairman Kevin Spacey, if you can believe it). In order to settle Relativity&rsquo s current debts, though, Kavanaugh and consultants have decided that selling is the best option.

It&rsquo s likely the company&rsquo s recent box office flops are responsible for this latest issue. Though the studio held high hopes for horror-thriller The Disappointments Room and Kristen Wiig-led Masterminds, both have underperformed at the box office. Masterminds has only raked in $6.6 million, while The Disappointments Room is hardly well on its way to recouping its $15 million budget with just $2.4 million in sales. It&rsquo s one thing to finance a few flops, and another thing to finance two movies that flop hard enough (on top of everything else) to inspire you to put your company up for sale.

It&rsquo s unclear what will happen to Relativity in the wake of this upset, and what losing the company will mean to the larger film world. It&rsquo s notable, for instance, that Relativity was able to aid in such critical hits as Zero Dark Thirty and Les Miserables quite recently, but in recent years has mainly financed duds: horror sequels, too-bawdy comedies, and action-packed franchise updates. This shift in focus could have just been a bad move by execs, or it could point to a larger demand on the whole for shallow, more entertainment-driven films. Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens to Relativity next &mdash and whether this signals a change in the realm of film distribution.

Masterminds is now playing in U.S. theaters.

Source: THR

http://screenrant.com/relativity-media-bankruptcy-sale/

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buy la buy la..buy on hype la...how long above 23 or 25 cts already ? right ?

samson ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:15) Posted:

Relativity Media is up for sale following recent box office blunders report

Six months after emerging from bankruptcy, Relativity Media is reportedly up for sale, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Citing sources familiar with the matter, the publication said Relativity Chief Executive and founder Ryan Kavanaugh has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and the studio began fielding offers over the weekend. Relativity filed for bankruptcy protection in summer 2015, listing assets of of $560 million and $1.18 billion in liabilities. Since bouncing back from that the studio has released two wide theatrical releases, " The Disappointments Room" and last week' s " Masterminds," neither of which have performed well.

Published: Oct 4, 2016 10:21 a.m. ET

samson ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:11) Posted:

Relativity Media Up for Sale Six Months After Bankruptcy Recovery

At the height of Hollywood, studios used to rule the filmmaking game. The studio system of the 1920s-1950s set up major names like RKO Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Bros. to produce big hits all on their own. Studios and production companies were nearly synonymous, with companies like Columbia or Paramount controlling most aspects of filmmaking, from performer contracts to theatrical distribution. The old studio system disappeared after the advent of television, and now most studios work independently from production companies, with the production companies in charge of making films and studios heading up financing and distribution. For instance, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Bad Robot Productions produced Star Wars: The Force Awakens under Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

Relativity Media LLC is one such modern &ldquo studio&rdquo company. Though the company also has sports, digital, and education arms, movie buffs undoubtedly recognize Relativity&rsquo s name, and have probably seen its logo on the big screen. Relativity has had a hand in hit films of all kinds, from Atonement and The Social Network to Zombieland and Bridesmaids. Despite its many successful titles, CEO Ryan Kavanaugh has revealed some surprising &mdash and unencouraging &mdash news about the media company.

A recent report from THR states that, per Kavanaugh, Relativity is officially up for sale. The company has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and consider offers. The media company underwent a high-profile bankruptcy last summer, during which they revealed that their liabilities more than doubled their assets. Despite it all, Kavanaugh held on to his company, and emerged from bankruptcy this March with president Dana Brunetti (and almost-chairman Kevin Spacey, if you can believe it). In order to settle Relativity&rsquo s current debts, though, Kavanaugh and consultants have decided that selling is the best option.

It&rsquo s likely the company&rsquo s recent box office flops are responsible for this latest issue. Though the studio held high hopes for horror-thriller The Disappointments Room and Kristen Wiig-led Masterminds, both have underperformed at the box office. Masterminds has only raked in $6.6 million, while The Disappointments Room is hardly well on its way to recouping its $15 million budget with just $2.4 million in sales. It&rsquo s one thing to finance a few flops, and another thing to finance two movies that flop hard enough (on top of everything else) to inspire you to put your company up for sale.

It&rsquo s unclear what will happen to Relativity in the wake of this upset, and what losing the company will mean to the larger film world. It&rsquo s notable, for instance, that Relativity was able to aid in such critical hits as Zero Dark Thirty and Les Miserables quite recently, but in recent years has mainly financed duds: horror sequels, too-bawdy comedies, and action-packed franchise updates. This shift in focus could have just been a bad move by execs, or it could point to a larger demand on the whole for shallow, more entertainment-driven films. Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens to Relativity next &mdash and whether this signals a change in the realm of film distribution.

Masterminds is now playing in U.S. theaters.

Source: THR

http://screenrant.com/relativity-media-bankruptcy-sale/

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Sorry, I mean if you couldn' t take the stress, just leave on trading, it may not suitable for you.

sengsk ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:12) Posted:

Its what the game is, Player have to take it or you could the stress just leave it .

It may not suitable for you !!

HardtoWin ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:07) Posted:

Think many Shortist at work today shorting from high and collecting low..All these trade should be investigated

All shortist sweating now..Its bad for SGX image...

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research the negative lah

samson ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:11) Posted:

Relativity Media Up for Sale Six Months After Bankruptcy Recovery

At the height of Hollywood, studios used to rule the filmmaking game. The studio system of the 1920s-1950s set up major names like RKO Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Bros. to produce big hits all on their own. Studios and production companies were nearly synonymous, with companies like Columbia or Paramount controlling most aspects of filmmaking, from performer contracts to theatrical distribution. The old studio system disappeared after the advent of television, and now most studios work independently from production companies, with the production companies in charge of making films and studios heading up financing and distribution. For instance, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Bad Robot Productions produced Star Wars: The Force Awakens under Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

Relativity Media LLC is one such modern &ldquo studio&rdquo company. Though the company also has sports, digital, and education arms, movie buffs undoubtedly recognize Relativity&rsquo s name, and have probably seen its logo on the big screen. Relativity has had a hand in hit films of all kinds, from Atonement and The Social Network to Zombieland and Bridesmaids. Despite its many successful titles, CEO Ryan Kavanaugh has revealed some surprising &mdash and unencouraging &mdash news about the media company.

A recent report from THR states that, per Kavanaugh, Relativity is officially up for sale. The company has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and consider offers. The media company underwent a high-profile bankruptcy last summer, during which they revealed that their liabilities more than doubled their assets. Despite it all, Kavanaugh held on to his company, and emerged from bankruptcy this March with president Dana Brunetti (and almost-chairman Kevin Spacey, if you can believe it). In order to settle Relativity&rsquo s current debts, though, Kavanaugh and consultants have decided that selling is the best option.

It&rsquo s likely the company&rsquo s recent box office flops are responsible for this latest issue. Though the studio held high hopes for horror-thriller The Disappointments Room and Kristen Wiig-led Masterminds, both have underperformed at the box office. Masterminds has only raked in $6.6 million, while The Disappointments Room is hardly well on its way to recouping its $15 million budget with just $2.4 million in sales. It&rsquo s one thing to finance a few flops, and another thing to finance two movies that flop hard enough (on top of everything else) to inspire you to put your company up for sale.

It&rsquo s unclear what will happen to Relativity in the wake of this upset, and what losing the company will mean to the larger film world. It&rsquo s notable, for instance, that Relativity was able to aid in such critical hits as Zero Dark Thirty and Les Miserables quite recently, but in recent years has mainly financed duds: horror sequels, too-bawdy comedies, and action-packed franchise updates. This shift in focus could have just been a bad move by execs, or it could point to a larger demand on the whole for shallow, more entertainment-driven films. Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens to Relativity next &mdash and whether this signals a change in the realm of film distribution.

Masterminds is now playing in U.S. theaters.

Source: THR

http://screenrant.com/relativity-media-bankruptcy-sale/

mistiq88 ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:07) Posted:

dont give false hope lol

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Relativity Media is up for sale following recent box office blunders report

Six months after emerging from bankruptcy, Relativity Media is reportedly up for sale, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Citing sources familiar with the matter, the publication said Relativity Chief Executive and founder Ryan Kavanaugh has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and the studio began fielding offers over the weekend. Relativity filed for bankruptcy protection in summer 2015, listing assets of of $560 million and $1.18 billion in liabilities. Since bouncing back from that the studio has released two wide theatrical releases, " The Disappointments Room" and last week' s " Masterminds," neither of which have performed well.

Published: Oct 4, 2016 10:21 a.m. ET

samson ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:11) Posted:

Relativity Media Up for Sale Six Months After Bankruptcy Recovery

At the height of Hollywood, studios used to rule the filmmaking game. The studio system of the 1920s-1950s set up major names like RKO Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Bros. to produce big hits all on their own. Studios and production companies were nearly synonymous, with companies like Columbia or Paramount controlling most aspects of filmmaking, from performer contracts to theatrical distribution. The old studio system disappeared after the advent of television, and now most studios work independently from production companies, with the production companies in charge of making films and studios heading up financing and distribution. For instance, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Bad Robot Productions produced Star Wars: The Force Awakens under Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

Relativity Media LLC is one such modern &ldquo studio&rdquo company. Though the company also has sports, digital, and education arms, movie buffs undoubtedly recognize Relativity&rsquo s name, and have probably seen its logo on the big screen. Relativity has had a hand in hit films of all kinds, from Atonement and The Social Network to Zombieland and Bridesmaids. Despite its many successful titles, CEO Ryan Kavanaugh has revealed some surprising &mdash and unencouraging &mdash news about the media company.

A recent report from THR states that, per Kavanaugh, Relativity is officially up for sale. The company has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and consider offers. The media company underwent a high-profile bankruptcy last summer, during which they revealed that their liabilities more than doubled their assets. Despite it all, Kavanaugh held on to his company, and emerged from bankruptcy this March with president Dana Brunetti (and almost-chairman Kevin Spacey, if you can believe it). In order to settle Relativity&rsquo s current debts, though, Kavanaugh and consultants have decided that selling is the best option.

It&rsquo s likely the company&rsquo s recent box office flops are responsible for this latest issue. Though the studio held high hopes for horror-thriller The Disappointments Room and Kristen Wiig-led Masterminds, both have underperformed at the box office. Masterminds has only raked in $6.6 million, while The Disappointments Room is hardly well on its way to recouping its $15 million budget with just $2.4 million in sales. It&rsquo s one thing to finance a few flops, and another thing to finance two movies that flop hard enough (on top of everything else) to inspire you to put your company up for sale.

It&rsquo s unclear what will happen to Relativity in the wake of this upset, and what losing the company will mean to the larger film world. It&rsquo s notable, for instance, that Relativity was able to aid in such critical hits as Zero Dark Thirty and Les Miserables quite recently, but in recent years has mainly financed duds: horror sequels, too-bawdy comedies, and action-packed franchise updates. This shift in focus could have just been a bad move by execs, or it could point to a larger demand on the whole for shallow, more entertainment-driven films. Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens to Relativity next &mdash and whether this signals a change in the realm of film distribution.

Masterminds is now playing in U.S. theaters.

Source: THR

http://screenrant.com/relativity-media-bankruptcy-sale/

mistiq88 ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:07) Posted:

dont give false hope lol

x 0

Biz is about one trying to outwit the other...let' s see...

x 0

i think mr samson bought and stucked above 20 cents or even more than 25 cts as roundroynd that time say buy ah buy ah...right ?

samson ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:11) Posted:

Relativity Media Up for Sale Six Months After Bankruptcy Recovery

At the height of Hollywood, studios used to rule the filmmaking game. The studio system of the 1920s-1950s set up major names like RKO Pictures, Paramount Pictures, and Warner Bros. to produce big hits all on their own. Studios and production companies were nearly synonymous, with companies like Columbia or Paramount controlling most aspects of filmmaking, from performer contracts to theatrical distribution. The old studio system disappeared after the advent of television, and now most studios work independently from production companies, with the production companies in charge of making films and studios heading up financing and distribution. For instance, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Bad Robot Productions produced Star Wars: The Force Awakens under Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

Relativity Media LLC is one such modern &ldquo studio&rdquo company. Though the company also has sports, digital, and education arms, movie buffs undoubtedly recognize Relativity&rsquo s name, and have probably seen its logo on the big screen. Relativity has had a hand in hit films of all kinds, from Atonement and The Social Network to Zombieland and Bridesmaids. Despite its many successful titles, CEO Ryan Kavanaugh has revealed some surprising &mdash and unencouraging &mdash news about the media company.

A recent report from THR states that, per Kavanaugh, Relativity is officially up for sale. The company has hired EMP and Zolfo Cooper to assist with the sale and consider offers. The media company underwent a high-profile bankruptcy last summer, during which they revealed that their liabilities more than doubled their assets. Despite it all, Kavanaugh held on to his company, and emerged from bankruptcy this March with president Dana Brunetti (and almost-chairman Kevin Spacey, if you can believe it). In order to settle Relativity&rsquo s current debts, though, Kavanaugh and consultants have decided that selling is the best option.

It&rsquo s likely the company&rsquo s recent box office flops are responsible for this latest issue. Though the studio held high hopes for horror-thriller The Disappointments Room and Kristen Wiig-led Masterminds, both have underperformed at the box office. Masterminds has only raked in $6.6 million, while The Disappointments Room is hardly well on its way to recouping its $15 million budget with just $2.4 million in sales. It&rsquo s one thing to finance a few flops, and another thing to finance two movies that flop hard enough (on top of everything else) to inspire you to put your company up for sale.

It&rsquo s unclear what will happen to Relativity in the wake of this upset, and what losing the company will mean to the larger film world. It&rsquo s notable, for instance, that Relativity was able to aid in such critical hits as Zero Dark Thirty and Les Miserables quite recently, but in recent years has mainly financed duds: horror sequels, too-bawdy comedies, and action-packed franchise updates. This shift in focus could have just been a bad move by execs, or it could point to a larger demand on the whole for shallow, more entertainment-driven films. Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens to Relativity next &mdash and whether this signals a change in the realm of film distribution.

Masterminds is now playing in U.S. theaters.

Source: THR

http://screenrant.com/relativity-media-bankruptcy-sale/

mistiq88 ( Date: 31-Oct-2016 13:07) Posted:

dont give false hope lol