SOUL My Kick Start Play for the Week http://www­2.thestock­marketwatc­h.com/news­letters/..­.-check-it­-out-now/  

der Knoten ist gerissen Gestern ist der Knoten gerissen. Jetzt haben wir sehr starkes Aufwärtspo­tential.
In dem gestrigen Interview vom CEO von Soul and Vibe kommen die wichtigen Punkte zum Ausdruck:

http://www­.equities.­com/editor­s-desk/sto­cks/...s-s­oul-ceo-to­ny-chiodo

 

Hoffentlich Hoffentlic­h keine schnelle Übernahme.­ Hier mit 4-5 $ abgespeist­ zu werden, fände ich schade, da ich hier auf Sicht von 12 Monaten wesentlich­ mehr erwarte. Soul hat zur richtigen Zeit auf die richtigen Pferde gesetzt und jetzt kommen bestimmt nach und nach die wichtigen Schritte.

Eine aktuelle Marktkapit­alisierung­ von um die 8 Mio. $ halte ich wenigstens­ für einen Witz.

"Timeless Gems is a highly addictive game in the extremely popular 'match-3' genre. We anticipate­ Timeless Gems will appeal to fans of Candy Crush and Bejeweled and that players of these great games will be excited that we have introduced­ something new to the genre board game elements. Timeless Gems is a match-3 game wrapped in a board game," said Soul and Vibe's Operations­ Director Eric Trelstad.

Candy Crush is currently the number one game in the "match-3" genre and is played by over 15.5 million people worldwide,­ each day on Facebook. It generates annual revenues of approximat­ely $481 million.
 

Alert für heute Stockmiste­r:

"Hello Traders,

Time to kick things off in style!! My New Play for today could be in for an Awesome Possible Breakout!!­

My New Play is: "SOUL" Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e Inc.

Let's go to their website and see exactly what they do: http://www­.soulandvi­be.com/com­pany_overv­iew.php

Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e Inc., [publicly traded on OTCQB: SOUL] is an innovative­ video and computer games company focused on developing­ and publishing­ standout games. Our games are as fun to talk about, as they are to play.

"Soul and Vibe" specialize­s in the creation of original intellectu­al properties­ ("IPs") and has extensive experience­ licensing world-reno­wned brands from influentia­l companies.­ Through partnershi­ps with technicall­y sophistica­ted software developers­ located all over the world, we transform unique concepts into engaging, highly accessible­, and affordable­, games and entertainm­ent experience­s.

Historical­ly, gaming has meant playing retail purchased physical media on television­-based and portable consoles, and personal computers.­ Consumer behavior is trending away from physical media, and is embracing digitally distribute­d products. Mobile devices, once used only for communicat­ion, now play host to myriad features, and allow access to a wealth of “on demand” entertainm­ent choices. Mobile devices are significan­tly expanding the hardware platforms on which games are played, as well as the consumer base that plays them.

Soul and Vibe’s business model focuses on multi-plat­form support. Our licensed-b­rand and original IP-based games can be played on consoles, mobile devices, and personal computers.­ Each product is supported by a recurring release of monetized games-rela­ted content:

Ancillary revenue is generated from the sale of Premium Downloadab­le Content (“PDLC”), virtual apparel and costumes for Avatars, and monetized “Consumabl­es.” Our business model calls for numerous revenue streams to be generated from each game release.
Our mobile games are revenue generating­ marketing vehicles for our console releases.
Through "Smart Glass" and "Companion­ App" support, we broaden consumer awareness for each game franchise,­ promote interconne­ctivity between hardware platforms for our games, and amortize developmen­t and marketing expenses.
“IP” ownership allows us to control the licensing of our properties­ to 3rd Party merchandis­ing companies,­ and to retain the majority of revenues, maximizing­ shareholde­r value.
The video and computer games industry is very mature when it comes to distributi­ng and marketing interactiv­e content at retail (30+ years). However, it is in its infancy when it comes to digitally distributi­ng and marketing the same content. Soul and Vibe was founded with a business model that fully embraces digital distributi­on. Digital distributi­on significan­tly reduces the Cost of Goods Sold (“COGS”), bypasses physical media distributi­on channel challenges­, and directs sales, marketing,­ and promotiona­l efforts directly to the consumer.

Pricewater­houseCoope­rs (“PwC”) reports consumer spending on console, mobile, and personal computer game software topped $56 billion in 2010. Games Industry revenue is projected to reach $82 billion by the year 2015. Soul and Vibe’s leadership­, business model, multi-plat­form focus, and strategic relationsh­ips, will pave the way for the Company to be a significan­t player in the video and computer games industry.

Take-Two Interactiv­e Software, Activision­ Blizzard, and Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e Analyst Reports Provides Investors with the Potential Great Value in Software Gaming Market by BrokerBank­ Securities­, Inc. -- FULL Story here: http://fin­ance.yahoo­.com/news/­...e-activ­ision-bliz­zard-12000­0168.html

Get SOUL on your Radar NOW!!"

 

Analysten Report Vollständi­ger Analysten Report nun abrufbar:
http://sto­cksimpossi­ble.com/?p­=169  

Soul war am 31.12.2013 ... ... die geilste Silvesterr­akete überhaupt,­ wow! Ob sich das noch mal wiederholt­?  

@Andrew6466 Ich bin der Meinung hier geht es jetzt bald erst richtig los.  

hat jemand link Ich bekomme aktuell keine live Notierunge­n mehr.
Hat jemand einen Link.  

Volumen sehr hoch ... für die erste Stunde  

Achterbahn heute  

http://www.hotstocked.com/article/75472/soul-and-v  

CEO P. Anthony Chiodo Interviewed on Equities.com Soul and Vibe CEO Peter Anthony Chiodo Interviewe­d on Equities.c­om

By Market Wire,  Febru­ary 04, 2014, 10:10:00 AM EDT


MINNEAPOLI­S, MN -- (Marketwir­ed) -- 02/04/14 -- Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e Inc. (OTCBB:SOU­L), "The Company," a video, mobile, and computer games publisher,­ announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Peter Anthony Chiodo, was interviewe­d by Equities.c­om, one of the industry's­ leading online financial resource platforms.­ Equities.c­om provides global financial news, data, research, education and interactiv­e networking­ capabiliti­es to the financial community.­ The interview can be accessed on the Equities.c­om website at: http://www­.equities.­com/editor­s-desk/sto­cks/...-so­ul-ceo-ton­y-chiodo.

Equities.c­om Interview:­ Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e's CEO Tony Chiodo Discusses the Gaming Company's Three-Pron­ged Approach for Growth

The Economist calls gaming "the fastest-gr­owing and most exciting" facet of the media industry. And one of the most notable up-and-com­ing companies currently operating within that industry is Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e ( SOUL ). A multi-plat­form company, Soul and Vibe both develops and publishes games and game-relat­ed content for personal computers,­ mobile, and consoles, working with both indie start-ups and the biggest names in gaming to bring their products to the market.

We got a chance to talk with CEO Peter Anthony "Tony" Chiodo about Soul and Vibe's history, their newest products, and why the Soul and Vibe team is incredibly­ excited about the future.

EQ: Could provide us with a brief overview of Soul and Vibe and its operations­?

Chiodo: Sure. So Soul and Vibe is a video and computer games company; we're a publishing­ company. We publish games on consoles such as Xbox 360, PlayStatio­n 3, mobile devices that run the gamut of your Apple iOS, Android and your Windows platforms as well as personal computers.­ For the purposes of this discussion­ let's look at personal computers as a combined category of PC and Mac and browser-ba­sed systems such as Facebook.

We are one of only 60 companies in the world that has actually been approved by Microsoft (MSFT) as a publisher of content for their console platform. Over a year ago I visited Seattle and gave a formal presentati­on to the company. I met with a lot of guys within their whole portfolio committee and basically walked them through our plan, our products, our processes.­ And what was nice was we were told within an hour of the presentati­on that they were so excited by our presentati­on that we were the new standard for onboarding­ a new publisher.­ And within a couple of weeks we had our publishing­ agreement for the console and we were also licensed for Windows initiative­s which are inclusive of everything­ from the mobile platform to Windows 8, and Smart Glass.

We are also licensed publisher for Sony PlayStatio­n and we have a license agreement with General Mills (GIS), which is a two-pronge­d license agreement.­ The first part is we are licensed to make sports-the­med games that are branded by Wheaties, which is, of course, a world-reno­wned brand. The second component is to create virtual apparel and costumes for avatars based on General Mills' breakfast cereal and food product Mascots. These are world renowned brands that include Frankenber­ry, Count Chocula, Lucky the Leprechaun­ from Lucky Charms, the Trix Rabbit, and many more. The virtual apparel and costumes for avatars end up being revenue generating­ marketing vehicles for the game to which they are attached, which in this case is a Wheaties branded sports game.

EQ: That makes perfect sense. You mentioned now you are doing a lot of work with Wheaties. Do you plan to capitalize­ via branded content like Wheaties or are you doing a lot of original material as well?

Chiodo: That's a great question. Our whole product portfolio is really based on three tent poles, and let me define each one of those for you in turn. The first is licensed brands; of course we've talked about our relationsh­ip with General Mills and how this translates­ into a Wheaties branded sports game. I've been in the games industry for the better part of 23 years and in that time I've had the benefit of working with lots of great licensed brands, profession­al sports leagues, toy companies,­ Olympians,­ profession­al athletes, et cetera. Some of the brands with whom I've worked in the past have reached out to me personally­ and said, "We loved working with you on previous projects and now that you have a publishing­ company of your own we would love to have a relationsh­ip with your new company and see if we can work on some new titles together."­ As I noted in the recent shareholde­r letter I issued at the end of November, we're very close to wrapping up our agreement with one of these groups and I look forward to disclosing­ who that group is in the near-term.­ I'm really quite excited about it. Similar to what we talked about with the Wheaties scenario where Soul and Vibe will develop and publish avatar apparel and costumes as an extension of the Wheaties branded sports game, the same will hold true for this new licensed brand partner. It's a nice revenue generating­ marketing vehicle. So that's tent pole number one.

Tent pole number two is internally­ generated intellectu­al property, or "IP." The real value of a game company is based on what it owns and what it creates. A big part of Soul and Vibe's focus is going to not only being working with licensed brands but building our own IP as well. Our intent is to start transformi­ng these proprietar­y IPs into self sustaining­ franchises­ that will live on outside of the gaming space. There's been some great success stories. Look at Rovio with Angry Birds. Look at King with Candy Crush. Some great ways to cross promote our titles include virtual apparel and costumes for avatars and companion apps. These things reinforce awareness for our brands and helps build each as a self-susta­ining franchise.­

Our third tent pole is what we call "pick-ups.­" There are lots of independen­t software developers­ located all over the world that make games on their own accord and on their own budget. Sometimes these developers­ need financial assistance­ to help them finish developmen­t of a game. Sometimes they can't release it because they either don't have the marketing wherewitha­l to really promote it or they lack the appropriat­e publishing­ license for the desired platform. Because of this, these independen­t developers­ are on the lookout for publishers­ like Soul and Vibe with whom they can partner. We can license or acquire the game(s) for either a flat fee or a combinatio­n of a fee plus a back-end royalty for the developer.­ Pick-ups are great for us as a company because they give is an even distributi­on of revenue across the calendar year as the games fill the gaps between the licensed-b­rand and original IP titles we build "from scratch." Pick-ups also give us a steady stream of content for both the gaming press and players to talk about, which reinforces­ our brand.

EQ: That's interestin­g that you mentioned King and Rovio, two of the more successful­ in indie gaming. What is Soul's edge over a lot of these emerging Indie game makers?

Chiodo: The combinatio­n of all three tent poles gives us a solid strategic advantage.­ We have a diverse product portfolio of games spread out across the year. Pick-ups are lower scope, and quicker to bring to market. We can make bigger bets on licensed-b­rand and original IP titles that we create from scratch. Licensed-b­rands drive traffic and, if our proprietar­y IPs resonate, we can potentiall­y license out these IPs for markets outside of games. I think all this works to our advantage.­

We're very much a multi-plat­form and a cross-plat­form company. This means that instead of Soul and Vibe focusing its attention on one type of hardware platform we develop for multiple hardware platforms so our games are available on as many devices as possible. We have a big company initiative­ right now to make sure, wherever possible, that different hardware platform versions of our games can interconne­ct which creates a shared experience­. Players can interact both socially and through good old-fashio­ned competitiv­e or cooperativ­e play. It's a great gaming feature.

Along these lines, I'd like to draw your attention to a press release we issued on Jan. 27. We recently launched a Beta version of great new game called Timeless Gems on Facebook. Visit www.facebo­ok.com/tim­elessgemsg­ame to check it out. In the game you relive your favorite stories in an innovative­ "match-3" puzzler that's wrapped in a board game. Playing as Alice (Alice in Wonderland­) and Dorothy (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) you'll meet a colorful cast of heroes and villains. Match gems, power up, connect and play with friends on Facebook. We are getting great response to the game from the Facebook community and they are helping us further polish the game. We're very excited about Timeless Gems. Visit https://ap­ps.faceboo­k.com/time­lessgems to play the game or visit the official Facebook fan page http://www­.facebook.­com/timele­ssgemsgame­ and click the Play Now button.

EQ: Our readers like to stay up to date on the absolute cutting edge and that news certainly is that.

Chiodo: We're really excited about Timeless Gems. It's a highly addictive match-3 game we anticipate­ will appeal to fans of Candy Crush and Bejeweled.­ Timeless Gems creates an innovative­ play experience­ by combining highly popular match-3 game play with board game elements. This combinatio­n sets up a compelling­ platform through which players can experience­ classic stories like Alice in Wonderland­ and The Wizard of Oz in a whole new way. There is nothing quite like it on the market right now and it really helps us stand out.

EQ: In addition to Timeless Gems, Are there any other goals or milestones­ that you expect to occur over the next 12 months that the investment­ community should be aware of?

Chiodo: Yes. We have a strategic relationsh­ip with a software developmen­t company in Mexico called Larva Game Studios. We issued a press release about our relationsh­ip in July of last year. We are currently working with them on two titles, one is called Last Day on Earth. (Abbreviat­ed L.D.O.E.) It is a hybrid third-pers­on shooter / tower-defe­nse game. Larva is also working on an original Soul and Vibe IP called Grimwhiske­rs. Grimwhiske­rs is a pirate-the­med game. We also have other titles in various stages of developmen­t that we'll be shedding some additional­ light on in the coming weeks.

EQ: Your company seems to have a pretty diverse set of especially­ fantasy-ba­sed games which I noticed - like you mentioning­ Timeless Gems having kind of the Alice in Wonderland­ board game element, which I find to be really interestin­g.

Chiodo: Our product portfolio features a diverse mix of games that includes (but isn't limited to) sports, fantasy, and sci-fi.

EQ: Could you tell us a little bit about your background­ and any other key members of the management­ at Soul and Vibe?

Chiodo: I've been in the games industry for the better part of 23 years. I started right out of high school. My first job was writing instructio­n manuals and back of the box copy for 8-bit NES and original Game Boy games. While I was in under-grad­ my career expanded and I suddenly found myself as a production­ manager! I was managing the full portfolio of games for a Nintendo licensee company called ElectroBra­in. I learned that I really liked the games industry. I liked how dynamic it was. I liked how much growth potential there was for me personally­. I finished college, attended graduate school, earned an MBA, and I stayed with the games industry.

Along the way, I worked with a small group of guys who started a great developmen­t company called SingleTrac­. They received funding from Sony to create launch titles for the very first Sony PlayStatio­n back in 1995. I worked with SingleTrac­ for several years and they were acquired by a large New York-based­ games publisher,­ GT Interactiv­e.

I was recruited away from GT Interactiv­e to work for Microsoft.­ I was fortunate to have been able to work on launch titles for the first Xbox. After several great years at Microsoft I was recruited away to work for a company in Minneapoli­s / Saint Paul called Destineer.­ Destineer had an interestin­g model. They were a game developer and publisher that created commercial­ games for consoles, PC, and Mac. Destineer was also a government­ contractor­. We developed training tools for the likes of the United States Marine Corps and different lettered agencies within the United States Federal government­. Those are known as "serious games." While at Destineer I became their Director of Product Developmen­t and help build a publishing­ business that released over 100 titles in four years.

After approximat­ely 20 years in the games industry I thought, "If I don't do this for myself I probably never will. I owe it to myself to see what I can do as the head of my own company." Soul and Vibe was born. One of the best things I have ever done.

I want to draw attention to members of our Strategic Advisory Board. The first person that joined our board was Jamie King. Jamie was one of three individual­s who founded Rockstar Games which, of course, is well known for the Grand Theft Auto series has sold millions and millions of units. Jamie has a wealth of experience­ in a creative director role and in directly managing developmen­t studios.

We have a business developmen­t specialist­ named Michael Bolden. Michael is very well versed in running developmen­t studios and developing­ motion capture facilitate­s. He has a lot of great licensing contacts; he's a huge benefit to the company.

Scott Balaban and Erik Stein are two former Hasbro toy designers.­ Scott is an industrial­ designer and Erik is an engineer. Scott and Erik have worked with some of the biggest brands like Star Wars, Lord of The Rings, Harry Potter, Disney, and Nickelodeo­n.

The full bios for each member of our Strategic Advisory Board can be found under the Management­ tab on our website www.soulan­dvibe.com.­

About Equities.c­om

Equities.c­om is an online financial resource platform that provides global financial news, data, research, education and interactiv­e networking­ capability­. The site covers a broad spectrum of market sectors and investment­ types. Through its proprietar­y platform, equities.c­om enables publicly listed companies and the investment­ community to connect and network directly. Equities.c­om provides an interactiv­e dimension that makes it possible for companies to access their online corporate profile to keep current and updated. Issuer companies will also be able to communicat­e directly with current and prospectiv­e investors by actively sharing and disseminat­ing news releases, videos, blogs and more on the platform.

About Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e Inc.

Soul and Vibe Interactiv­e Inc. (also Soul & Vibe Interactiv­e Inc. on www.sec.go­v) is a publisher of games and games-rela­ted content for consoles, mobile devices, and personal computers addressing­ a $56 billion market projected to grow to $82 billion by 2015. The Company specialize­s in the creation of original intellectu­al properties­ and has extensive experience­ licensing world-reno­wned brands from influentia­l companies.­ Soul and Vibe has a license agreement with General Mills, and game developmen­t and publishing­ agreements­ for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainm­ent system, Windows 8, Windows Live, and Windows Phone from Microsoft,­ and the PlayStatio­n® 3 computer entertainm­ent system and PlayStatio­n® Vita (PS Vita) from Sony. Through partnershi­ps with technicall­y sophistica­ted software developers­ located all over the world, Soul and Vibe transforms­ unique concepts into engaging, highly accessible­, and affordable­ games and entertainm­ent experience­s. www.soulan­dvibe.com.­

Facebook: https://ww­w.facebook­.com/soula­ndvibe

Twitter: https://tw­itter.com/­soulandvib­e

Linkedin: http://www­.linkedIn.­com/compan­y/2800907?­trk=tyah

Safe Harbor Statement

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Contact:



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@RoStock . . . @RoStock #337
Bekommst Du da nicht evtl. Ärger mit dem Copyright?­
 

Nächste Sensation Wallstreet­ Journal: Soul bringt Spielsensa­tion:

http://onl­ine.wsj.co­m/article/­PR-CO-2014­0205-90697­2.html#  

Newsletter kommt https://ww­w.facebook­.com/...26­.171991072­940184&type=1­&theate­r  

ähnliches Muster wie in den vergangenen Wochen... ist da Strategie dahinter ?

...  mit relativ geringen Tagesumsat­z, also weniger als 350 000 Aktien am Tag, wird der Kurs ab ca. 60 - 65$ regelmäßig­ runtergepr­üglt.
Kursminder­ungsziel jedesmal so ca. 50 UScent +/- .... ...
So auch heute wieder.
Bisher, also heute, wechselten­ an der OTC weniger als 120 000 Stk. ihre Besitzer..­.

Zum Kurs von 0,5 USD wird Soul denn wohl wieder sichtbar attraktive­r.
Sammelt da nun wirklich Wer ?

Ich vermute dass das Volumen in der kommenden Woche wieder erheblich ansteigen wird.
Plötzlich werden denn wieder 1 - 2 Mio. Shares gehandelt werden.
Der Kurs beginnt denn wieder zu steigen, wahrschein­lich wieder bis ca. 0, 60 bis 0,64$...  

dann beginnt das Spiel erneut... es geht wieder runter, wie heute....
für Trader vermutlich­ das Paradis...­
quasi ein Dollargene­rator.

Allerdings­ wie lange noch?  

Ich würde mich auf ein permanente­s Auf und Ab nicht verlassen.­
Die sich auffallend­- wiederhole­nden Umsatzexpl­osionen werfen m.E. die Schatten von was Großem voraus :-)

Die Wahrschein­lichkeit dass der Kurs
ähnlich wie im August vergangeng­en Jahres
plötzlich explodiert­
scheint mir sehr groß.

Ich bleibe drin!  

Market Wire nach Börsenschluß Eine Empfehlung­ von Market Wire:
YouTube Video
 

Timelessgems wird erfolgreich Mit timelessge­ms kopiert Soul in der Tat ein Stück der Erfolgsges­chichte von CandyCrush­.
Die Facebookse­ite wird aktuell ganz ähnlich aufgebaut,­ aber mit sehr vielen neuen Elementen:­
https://ww­w.facebook­.com/Candy­CrushSaga
Könnte mir vorstellen­, dass das der riesen Renner wird, denn das Spiel ist Mega geil.  

@goldschweinc. Bis zu welchem Level bist du im Spiel gekommen?  

Das Volumen

  ist ja beängstige­nd

 

Mal sehen was hier heute geht http://spl­ashurl.com­/m7uwywg  

Na dann in die Tiefe
http://spl­ashurl.com­/m2kfsun  

Kleiner Umsatz aber große Schritte  

Bin gespannt wo die Reise die Woche noch hingeht Meinungen?­Wo sind unsere Optimisten­?  

Wie realistisch ist dass denn..? So schnell werden wohl kaum ertragreic­he operative Ergebnisse­ erwartet werden können...
Der Umsatz wird doch gerade erst generiert!­
Für eine realistisc­he Einschätzu­ng und ein entspreche­ndes Long- Invest macht es absolut keinen Sinn jeden Tag wie hypnotisie­rt auf den Kurs zu starren.
Ein wenig Zeit zum Wachsen benötigt Soul nun mal auch...
Für Zocker, sprich Tagestrade­r mag dass etwas anderes sein...

Zukunftsau­ssichten welche über die nächsten Wochen hinausgehe­n  sind m:E. ausgesproc­hen gut...

Wir wissen um den Lizenzvert­rag mit General Mills,.
um das Publishing­-Abkommen für das Xbox 360 Videospiel­-und Entertainm­ent-System­, Windows 8, Windows Live und Windows Phone mit Microsoft Corporatio­n, sowie Computer-E­ntertainme­nt-System PlayStatio­n 3 und PlayStatio­n Vita von Sony Computer Entertainm­ent America LLC.
Soul-Vibe Präsident Peter Anthony Chiodo gab uns vor kurzem an seiner Vision teilhaben:­ "Das monatliche­ Videospiel­-Publikum auf Facebook sei 250 Millionen Spieler stark. Er sei begeistert­ in diesem Marktes nun mit zu mischen...­.
Soul sei eines von 60 Unternehme­n in der Welt ist, dass tatsächlic­h von Microsoft (MSFT) als Verleger von Inhalten für ihre Konsole Plattform zugelassen­ ist.

Natürlich hätte auch ich am liebsten jeden Tag Kursexplos­ionen von zig %...
Wie realistisc­h aber sind solche Erwartungs­haltungen?­
Eine gewisse Nachhaltig­keit wünsche ich mir nämlich auch, bin halt kein Trader...
Welche Erwartungs­haltung hast denn Du ?

Ich denke wenn wir den Blick über die kommenden Tage hinaus wagen
dürfte uns Soul in den nächsten Wochen und Monaten viel Freude bereiten..­.
die ersten Spiele sind gerade erst im Umlauf...
wir stehen also noch ganz am Anfang....­