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mepkoh Elite	28-Apr-2017 17:18        mepkoh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	yes..whether the bizness can take off or not..nobody knows. .or cash burn how much?? nobody knows... all said worth billions in the future.... very soon ...sgx will ask yuzoo..where is the profit in real money...not accquired   coy shares worth billions.. Stanton      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 17:12) Posted: This is very interesting indeed. Could you help to elaborate how does yuuzoo value a new business in multi million dollars when you say it takes 2/3 years to build an to a stage of premium. Please share with us your knowledge to help us understand the true value of yuuzoo. investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:30) Posted: look at their announcements. i believe the first franchisees sold  against shares only went live  last year. that means that it is too early to sell anything yet. i would expect it to normally take 2-3 years to build a new business to a stage where you can sell it at a substantial premium.
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feedfrenzy Veteran	28-Apr-2017 17:17        feedfrenzy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	chairman sold his shares lah.. else why the sell down... dont misled people leh..  investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:05) Posted: have those who post here actually  understood yuuzoo' s business model? the company builds unique and often patented solutions, then  sells franchise rights for social networks, e-commerce and payments businesses using yuuzoo technology  to franchisees overseas. it has sevral different franchise packages. it prefers getting paid in shares. why? becuase it becomes a major (the company has announced it on average takes 40% ownership) shareholder in multiple new social networking, payment and e-commerce companies around the world it already has many of these..the average p/e multiple in e-commerce is  27. let' s assume one of yuuzoo' s franchisees e.g. in poland  makea a profit of 2 million usd. on a p/e of 27 that means a value of 54 million usd. yuuzoo sells its 40% ownership to a vc who wants to invest into a fastgrowing e-commerce business in ploand.that means 21.6 million usd to distribute to shareholders. multiply that by e.g. 10 exits, and you have 216 million usd to distribute to shareholders, i.e. many times the current market cap. there is nothing virtual  in what yuuzoo owns or does. it  builds  solutions and owns shares in companies using  advanced and  partly patented solutions all around the world.  i would call that a very exciting prospect.
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Stanton Veteran	28-Apr-2017 17:12        Stanton About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is very interesting indeed. Could you help to elaborate how does yuuzoo value a new business in multi million dollars when you say it takes 2/3 years to build an to a stage of premium. Please share with us your knowledge to help us understand the true value of yuuzoo. investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:30) Posted: look at their announcements. i believe the first franchisees sold  against shares only went live  last year. that means that it is too early to sell anything yet. i would expect it to normally take 2-3 years to build a new business to a stage where you can sell it at a substantial premium.
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mepkoh Elite	28-Apr-2017 16:29        mepkoh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	ok... i buy yuzooo..by issuing my coy shares worth 1 billion $... so yuzoo makes tons of money?? mepkoh      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 16:28) Posted: show me the money....no real money??? all virtual money...just like the dot com buble scenero Morello      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:34) Posted: interesting thesis
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mepkoh Elite	28-Apr-2017 16:28        mepkoh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	show me the money....no real money??? all virtual money...just like the dot com buble scenero Morello      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:34) Posted: interesting thesis investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:05) Posted: have those who post here actually  understood yuuzoo' s business model? the company builds unique and often patented solutions, then  sells franchise rights for social networks, e-commerce and payments businesses using yuuzoo technology  to franchisees overseas. it has sevral different franchise packages. it prefers getting paid in shares. why? becuase it becomes a major (the company has announced it on average takes 40% ownership) shareholder in multiple new social networking, payment and e-commerce companies around the world it already has many of these..the average p/e multiple in e-commerce is  27. let' s assume one of yuuzoo' s franchisees e.g. in poland  makea a profit of 2 million usd. on a p/e of 27 that means a value of 54 million usd. yuuzoo sells its 40% ownership to a vc who wants to invest into a fastgrowing e-commerce business in ploand.that means 21.6 million usd to distribute to shareholders. multiply that by e.g. 10 exits, and you have 216 million usd to distribute to shareholders, i.e. many times the current market cap. there is nothing virtual  in what yuuzoo owns or does. it  builds  solutions and owns shares in companies using  advanced and  partly patented solutions all around the world.  i would call that a very exciting prospect.
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Morello Veteran	28-Apr-2017 15:34        Morello About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "In it for the long haul"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	interesting thesis investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:05) Posted: have those who post here actually  understood yuuzoo' s business model? the company builds unique and often patented solutions, then  sells franchise rights for social networks, e-commerce and payments businesses using yuuzoo technology  to franchisees overseas. it has sevral different franchise packages. it prefers getting paid in shares. why? becuase it becomes a major (the company has announced it on average takes 40% ownership) shareholder in multiple new social networking, payment and e-commerce companies around the world it already has many of these..the average p/e multiple in e-commerce is  27. let' s assume one of yuuzoo' s franchisees e.g. in poland  makea a profit of 2 million usd. on a p/e of 27 that means a value of 54 million usd. yuuzoo sells its 40% ownership to a vc who wants to invest into a fastgrowing e-commerce business in ploand.that means 21.6 million usd to distribute to shareholders. multiply that by e.g. 10 exits, and you have 216 million usd to distribute to shareholders, i.e. many times the current market cap. there is nothing virtual  in what yuuzoo owns or does. it  builds  solutions and owns shares in companies using  advanced and  partly patented solutions all around the world.  i would call that a very exciting prospect.
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Daxtheman Veteran	28-Apr-2017 15:32        Daxtheman About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	High risk high returns stock. I am punting. investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:30) Posted: look at their announcements. i believe the first franchisees sold  against shares only went live  last year. that means that it is too early to sell anything yet. i would expect it to normally take 2-3 years to build a new business to a stage where you can sell it at a substantial premium.
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investorboy Member	28-Apr-2017 15:30        investorboy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 1  Alert Admin	look at their announcements. i believe the first franchisees sold  against shares only went live  last year. that means that it is too early to sell anything yet. i would expect it to normally take 2-3 years to build a new business to a stage where you can sell it at a substantial premium.
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rockman88 Senior	28-Apr-2017 15:21        rockman88 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Very good ... u understand the business model. So according to your research, how many of the franchisees are raking in big bucks, ready to be sold off? Historically, have they even manage to sell any? investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 15:05) Posted: have those who post here actually  understood yuuzoo' s business model? the company builds unique and often patented solutions, then  sells franchise rights for social networks, e-commerce and payments businesses using yuuzoo technology  to franchisees overseas. it has sevral different franchise packages. it prefers getting paid in shares. why? becuase it becomes a major (the company has announced it on average takes 40% ownership) shareholder in multiple new social networking, payment and e-commerce companies around the world it already has many of these..the average p/e multiple in e-commerce is  27. let' s assume one of yuuzoo' s franchisees e.g. in poland  makea a profit of 2 million usd. on a p/e of 27 that means a value of 54 million usd. yuuzoo sells its 40% ownership to a vc who wants to invest into a fastgrowing e-commerce business in ploand.that means 21.6 million usd to distribute to shareholders. multiply that by e.g. 10 exits, and you have 216 million usd to distribute to shareholders, i.e. many times the current market cap. there is nothing virtual  in what yuuzoo owns or does. it  builds  solutions and owns shares in companies using  advanced and  partly patented solutions all around the world.  i would call that a very exciting prospect.
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investorboy Member	28-Apr-2017 15:05        investorboy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	have those who post here actually  understood yuuzoo' s business model? the company builds unique and often patented solutions, then  sells franchise rights for social networks, e-commerce and payments businesses using yuuzoo technology  to franchisees overseas. it has sevral different franchise packages. it prefers getting paid in shares. why? becuase it becomes a major (the company has announced it on average takes 40% ownership) shareholder in multiple new social networking, payment and e-commerce companies around the world it already has many of these..the average p/e multiple in e-commerce is  27. let' s assume one of yuuzoo' s franchisees e.g. in poland  makea a profit of 2 million usd. on a p/e of 27 that means a value of 54 million usd. yuuzoo sells its 40% ownership to a vc who wants to invest into a fastgrowing e-commerce business in ploand.that means 21.6 million usd to distribute to shareholders. multiply that by e.g. 10 exits, and you have 216 million usd to distribute to shareholders, i.e. many times the current market cap. there is nothing virtual  in what yuuzoo owns or does. it  builds  solutions and owns shares in companies using  advanced and  partly patented solutions all around the world.  i would call that a very exciting prospect.
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sheerluck Supreme	28-Apr-2017 12:22        sheerluck About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood: Yells: "Work for your money first then let your money work for you"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	How do we know if that person has suffered.   Imagine that person shorted 35 million shares at say 18cts back then.   Now he buy back 14.3cts per piece.I think the only suffering that person has is too much partying harming his body. Also if you stripe off all the virtual worth of the company, it is only worth 2cts per piece.   He take a 2cts company added in 48cts (IPO price at 50cts) of virtual worth.   Now cash out at 14.3cts, he earned 12.3cts per piece in real cash.   even if you buy now you are still paying 6cts of virtual worth which is three time the tangible value.   Ofc no fair to value a internet company like that for some lah. So whoever still believe in Yuuzoo and/or their execution, feel free to buy.   Who knows one day you might have the last laugh. QueenMaya      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 11:49) Posted: Wow i have never seen someone who knows the company so intimately as you do investorboy.   I am must confess your research skill is simply out of this world.   Are you a researcher? I am very curious to find out who in the right frame of mind would have bought shares from the chairman at 14.3 cts when he/she could have bought it at much lower price?   It was a married deal, an off market transaction.   And look at price today.   Imagine how much loss this person has suffered.   Can you help me research who this " smart investor" is?   investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 07:35) Posted: i have checked the facts, as everyone who posts here should do before they throw out rumours and baseless claims,  and here the facts  are: 1. yuuzoo' s chairman is the founder of mobile futureworks (mfw), an investment company that in 2008 became  an early investor in yuuzoo 2. mfw currently  has around 15 companies under its wings. 3. mfw  has  exited every company they have invested in within 5-10 years from the first investment  4. as every investment company, mfw has a strategy and a timeline for its exit. when they hold a large number of shares, as they do in yuuzoo, they after holding the shares for a certain time sell in tranches to optimize their average share price. as a result some tranches may be sold when the price is down, some when the price is up  5. yuuzoo' s chairman also holds shares in his own name. he has not sold a single share. what does this  all mean? it means that the sale of shares by mfw is a perfectly normal selling down of holdings by an investment company that has held the shares for close to 10 years. it has nothing to do with  anybody' s loss of faith in yuuzoo.the fact that the chairman has not sold a single one of his own shares and has stepped in as temporary ceo to help the company throigh the transition from the ceo who had to step down due to health reason at the end of 2016 to a new permanent ceo shows that he  not only has faith in yuuzoo, but is willing  to give virtually all his time to the company.
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MekMiRic Member	28-Apr-2017 11:57        MekMiRic About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	At this time yesterday, the volume was 10x, i.e. >20Million
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QueenMaya Senior	28-Apr-2017 11:49        QueenMaya About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Wow i have never seen someone who knows the company so intimately as you do investorboy.   I am must confess your research skill is simply out of this world.   Are you a researcher? I am very curious to find out who in the right frame of mind would have bought shares from the chairman at 14.3 cts when he/she could have bought it at much lower price?   It was a married deal, an off market transaction.   And look at price today.   Imagine how much loss this person has suffered.   Can you help me research who this " smart investor" is?   investorboy      ( Date: 28-Apr-2017 07:35) Posted: i have checked the facts, as everyone who posts here should do before they throw out rumours and baseless claims,  and here the facts  are: 1. yuuzoo' s chairman is the founder of mobile futureworks (mfw), an investment company that in 2008 became  an early investor in yuuzoo 2. mfw currently  has around 15 companies under its wings. 3. mfw  has  exited every company they have invested in within 5-10 years from the first investment  4. as every investment company, mfw has a strategy and a timeline for its exit. when they hold a large number of shares, as they do in yuuzoo, they after holding the shares for a certain time sell in tranches to optimize their average share price. as a result some tranches may be sold when the price is down, some when the price is up  5. yuuzoo' s chairman also holds shares in his own name. he has not sold a single share. what does this  all mean? it means that the sale of shares by mfw is a perfectly normal selling down of holdings by an investment company that has held the shares for close to 10 years. it has nothing to do with  anybody' s loss of faith in yuuzoo.the fact that the chairman has not sold a single one of his own shares and has stepped in as temporary ceo to help the company throigh the transition from the ceo who had to step down due to health reason at the end of 2016 to a new permanent ceo shows that he  not only has faith in yuuzoo, but is willing  to give virtually all his time to the company.
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edwinjup Supreme	28-Apr-2017 08:01        edwinjup About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	more than 72% of shares are held in the hands of public.....exclude recent sales....high % are held in nominees maybe margin acc. ....trade with extra care...
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jm2110 Member	28-Apr-2017 07:41        jm2110 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Mobile future works IS the Chairman - just his investment vehicle, he owns approx 98% of this vehicle. So whether MBF or in his own name he is selling.
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investorboy Member	28-Apr-2017 07:35        investorboy About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 2  Alert Admin	i have checked the facts, as everyone who posts here should do before they throw out rumours and baseless claims,  and here the facts  are: 1. yuuzoo' s chairman is the founder of mobile futureworks (mfw), an investment company that in 2008 became  an early investor in yuuzoo 2. mfw currently  has around 15 companies under its wings. 3. mfw  has  exited every company they have invested in within 5-10 years from the first investment  4. as every investment company, mfw has a strategy and a timeline for its exit. when they hold a large number of shares, as they do in yuuzoo, they after holding the shares for a certain time sell in tranches to optimize their average share price. as a result some tranches may be sold when the price is down, some when the price is up  5. yuuzoo' s chairman also holds shares in his own name. he has not sold a single share. what does this  all mean? it means that the sale of shares by mfw is a perfectly normal selling down of holdings by an investment company that has held the shares for close to 10 years. it has nothing to do with  anybody' s loss of faith in yuuzoo.the fact that the chairman has not sold a single one of his own shares and has stepped in as temporary ceo to help the company throigh the transition from the ceo who had to step down due to health reason at the end of 2016 to a new permanent ceo shows that he  not only has faith in yuuzoo, but is willing  to give virtually all his time to the company.
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Octavia Supreme	27-Apr-2017 23:03        Octavia About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood:
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Like wat yr nick suggests. newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:21) Posted: The new pattern is SELL IN MAY and GO away newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:16) Posted: Chairman recently sold his 35 million shares and never even bother to buy back now ?? What,s Up ?   No show of confidence ?
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explosive2013 Master	27-Apr-2017 22:56        explosive2013 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I  feel sorry for you.. You stop trade for a while to cool down first...let see how i can help you. newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:50) Posted: I bought at 18 cts, 15 cts 9.9 cts and cut loss heavily. Not ther right time to buy now until the director show some substantial share buy back. and the season " Sell in May and Go away " cost me $200k in losses in all other shares                '   newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:21) Posted: The new pattern is SELL IN MAY and GO away
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newpattern Senior	27-Apr-2017 21:50        newpattern About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I bought at 18 cts, 15 cts 9.9 cts and cut loss heavily. Not ther right time to buy now until the director show some substantial share buy back. and the season " Sell in May and Go away " cost me $200k in losses in all other shares                '   newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:21) Posted: The new pattern is SELL IN MAY and GO away newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:16) Posted: Chairman recently sold his 35 million shares and never even bother to buy back now ?? What,s Up ?   No show of confidence ?
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newpattern Senior	27-Apr-2017 21:21        newpattern About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The new pattern is SELL IN MAY and GO away newpattern      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 21:16) Posted: Chairman recently sold his 35 million shares and never even bother to buy back now ?? What,s Up ?   No show of confidence ?   investorboy      ( Date: 27-Apr-2017 12:13) Posted: so  a chairman, who is an investor in the company and not the founder, should never be allowed to sell any shares?  that makes no sense. the sgx gives very few windows for board directors to sell. they specifically cannot sell when they have price-sensitive  information that others do not have. if  a chairman lost faith in the company he would  sell all of his shares, not a small portion.
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