SPOOZ Inc (SPZI)

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2 new posts on SpoozNewz (In addition to the one earlier today):


Response to iranianrichedfuel

Since I have been out of the loop for 2 weeks, I have chosen to respond to certain individuals with respect to their questions and posts collectively. In order of their posting:

I would like to recommend a book to you. This book is titled The Predictors by Thomas A. Bass. It is the story of a group of scientists and mathematicians who developed Chaos Theory for the financial markets beginning in August 1991 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In this book it states that Chaos Theory is 10,000 times more accurate than any other form of mathematical prediction ever applied to the markets. Further, the book goes on to state that chaos theory, "when applied to market data the new technology produces substantial returns and there is less than a one in ten thousand chance that the models are wrong."

The rule of thumb is that, in a vacuum, market cap should equal 5 x gross sales. This means that company growth rates, new products, management, growth rates of target markets, etc. Are not considered in this formula, therefore; 5 x $7,000,000 is a $30,000,000 market cap.

I believe Spooz pricing to be disruptive. For $89 a month, SpoozToolz will provide the customer with more power than ever before and at a price far less than that customer would pay a competitor for less functionally. In addition, we are developing modules that may, or may not, appeal to segmented market groups. As an example, one of the modules being developed currently is an allocation module. This module provides the user with the ability to route orders to different brokers and to different accounts. The module is designed for brokers, hedge funds, etc. It is likely, since competitive products are priced at thousands of dollars per month, that we may price the module at $500 - 750 per month. Lastly, we view pricing as an extremely complex process that requires significant research and an intimate knowledge of the market. While we do not have all the answers, we believe that our published pricing has taken into account adjustment strategies that may need to be eventually employed.

I have filed the proper paperwork that will allow me to sell approximately 2.6 million shares of Spooz stock. Because this has become somewhat of an issue, I would like to address it here, perhaps for the last time. To date, I have sold 400,000 shares with the lowest price being .015. The reason I have not sold more is because I don't like the price and I refuse to put selling pressure on SPZI at current volume levels. When the time is right, I will sell more, but the sales have nothing whatsoever to do with the prospects for the company, instead, they are of more of a personal nature. To date, no other insider has any intention of selling at these prices. It is likely that it will be Q4 2007 before any more restricted stock is sold.

We chose Equititrend for a number of reasons without respect to their physical location, but they are not the only IR firm that Spooz works with. While Equititrend specializes in retail investments, we have other IR firms that play different roles. We work with The Investor Relations Company, a prestegious IR firm located on Michigan Avenue, several blocks from our offices. We work with Scanlon Corporate communications who specializes in technology and the media. There are others. The point is that our IR campaign has barely begun and the infrastructure is being built to propel Spooz much further, especially in terms of institutional participation. When execution of our plan is in full swing, we should generate enough momentum to move everyone out of the way. Please don't ask for specifics or timing because I can not divulge this information to you.

Paul

posted by Paul Strickland @ 12:12 PM 0 comments


London Stock Exchange Launches Exchange Traded Commodities Market Segment

The London Stock Exchange today announced that it will launch a new market segment for Exchange Traded Commodities. The market segment, the first of its kind in the world, will contain 32 exchange traded commodities and commodity indices, including 29 issued tomorrow by ETF Securities Ltd. Following the success of the existing oil and gold securities, which have recently attracted record trading levels, the new commodities segment will enable investors to buy and trade commodities like shares, without the need to access the futures market.
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/en-gb/about/Newsroom/pressreleases/2006/etclaunch.htm

posted by Paul Strickland @ 11:18 AM 0 comments