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SOYO : this stock has had a lot of volume and price rise in the last two weeks. Product is now being offered at Target Stores. Remember to not chase a stock , Buy on pullbacks after a run has happened. Never chase a stock
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Press Release Source: SOYO Group Inc.

SOYO Will Debut Monitors Featuring LED Backlight Technology at CES in January 2008
Tuesday November 27, 9:30 am ET
LED Backlight Technology is a More Energy Efficient and Environmentally Friendly Technology

ONTARIO, Calif., Nov. 27, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- SOYO Inc. (OTC BB:SOYO.OB - News), an innovative provider of computer and consumer electronics products, announced today that they will debut monitors featuring LED Backlight Technology at CES in January 2008.

LED Technology is ideal for SOYO's future products because it has a wider color spectrum, with the ability to display more than 110% National Television System Committee (NTSC) color gamut compared to cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL). LED Technology is also more environmentally safe, saving around 40%-60% of power consumption and contains close to no lead content compared to cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL).

Clifford Chun, Project Manager for SOYO said, ``LED Technology is perfect for graphic designers, gamers and photographers, who desire accurate colors with a more detailed life-like visual experience. Additionally, LED monitors can be used in a variety of X-Ray viewing technologies. By using LED Backlight Technology in our future monitors, we will be able to provide the end-user with more true-to-life colors and superior performance while providing more energy efficient and environmentally friendly products.''

About SOYO Inc.

SOYO Inc. is an innovative provider of consumer electronics such as, LCD Monitors, LCD Televisions, Bluetooth, Portable Storage, LCD Furniture and broadband telecommunications products and services. Headquartered in Ontario, California, with additional sales offices in South America, SOYO sells its products through an extensive network of authorized distributors, resellers, system integrators, VARs, retailers, mail-order catalogs and e-tailers. Products are sold under the SOYO, Dragon, Onyx, Dymond, Honeywell, Le Vello, and Prive brand names. For more information, please visit http://www.soyogroup.com.

OH WELLL

 

 

SOYO is keenly aware of the move to all-digital in February 2009. They are already making moves to gain market share amongst those preferring to can their old bulky analogs in favor of affordable LCD TVs

Read this recent PR carefully:

SOYO Continues to Target the Niche Consumer

Wednesday February 20, 9:30 am ET

SOYO Introduces the Smaller Sized LCD HDTV's for the SOHO Consumer

ONTARIO, Calif., Feb. 20, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- SOYO Inc. (OTC BB:SOYO.OB - News), an innovative provider of computer and consumer electronics, today announced the 22 inch LCD HDTV, which is the first of the new smaller sized LCD HDTV's that SOYO will debut in 2008. These LCD HDTV's are designed to offer the perfect solution for space-conscious areas such as college dorm rooms, RV's, home gyms, home offices and kitchens. The product will arrive at SOYO's facilities in March 2008 and will be available in stores in April 2008.

With a 2ms response time, 1,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, a resolution of 1680x1050, and a brightness rating of 300 nits, the 22 inch SOYO LCD HDTV delivers a stunning high-definition picture with crisp, fast action images. The 22 inch LCD HDTV features simulated surround sound and a full array of inputs to accommodate high definition video sources and video game consoles.

``We are pleased to continue expanding our LCD TV product line to cover all of the most popular TV sizes,'' Harvey Schneider, Director of Sales for SOYO said. ``With the February 17, 2009 analog shut off date less than a year away, SOYO now offers the consumer the chance to have a high-definition picture in every room of the house. The 22 inch model is the first of many smaller size televisions that SOYO plans to debut in 2008.''


The Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the 22 inch LCD HDTV will be $499.00 USD and will also include a one year limited warranty.

 

Rerminder: 4Q 2007 and FY 2007 will,be reported on 3/27/08.  The CC will be interesting. I expect comments/qustions about the Honeywell like, and how much m,ore will the campany be able to make if the credit was extended as the economy starts to bounce.

Lots of upside here foilks...thiss is an OTCBB stock but management is stronger than on many major exchange companies.

Remember, SOYO is focused into moving to the AMEX as soon as possible. The company was interviewed by AMEX and the only requirement they have to fulfill is the $2 share price

 

LOOKS LIKE soyo WILL BREAKOUT BIG TIME

NICE!!!

Tomorrow will be interesting.

Last 1 1/2 hour of trading before record earnings tomorrow.

The SOYO Earnings release/CC was moved to March 31, 2008. More time for SOYO to get to my $1.5 target

Remember ....record earnings will be out on 3/31/08

Target: $5+ in 2009

- Investment Highlights:

- SOYO is trading at a very low 10 PE and 0.4 P/S for a company growing profitably at a rate exceeding 40%/year.

- SOYO, a US-based LCD HDTV maker, will report about $105M revenues and $4M net income for 2007 on 3/31/08. This corresponds to almost 100% growth from 2006 (info per February 2008 presentation).

- The company will guide for at least $140M revenues and at least $5M net income in 2008 per recent update.

- SOYO is still in discussions to increase its credit limit. Should the company increase its borrowing power from the current $20M to the $50M it is seeking it would increase revenues to about $240M and net income to about $7M.

- The company says that it is gaining market share from Tier 1 LCD HDTV manufacturers because it offers a better price/quality/size-range line up for budget-minded buyers in the current economic environment.

- In 2007 SOYO entered into an exclusive long-term license agreement with Honeywell to manufacture LCD HDTVs and a full line of consumer electronic products bearing the Honeywell brand name.

- SOYO introduced the Honeywell LCD HDTV line-up at this year's CES show. These premium HDTVs range from 47" - to 82."

- SOYO will launch the Honeywell LCD HDTVs in the 3rd or 4th Quarter of 2008 per company comments. More clarity about this on Monday's earnings release/CC

- SOYO is well positioned to take advantage of the conversion to all-digital broadcasting scheduled for February 2009. SOYO's least expensive, well-reviewed LCD HDTVs start in the low $400's.

- SOYO, established in 1989, has recently applied for listing in the AMEX exchange. Once there it is likely that it will quickly move up to reflect fair value of about $3 even before the "Honeywell Factor"

- SOYO's market cap is only $44M with insiders and institutions owning more than 50% of the company. SOYO's float is less than 20M shares.

On March 18, 2008 SOYO CEO Ming Chok said:

.."I wanted to announce these projections sooner, ...but we are still working on extending our bank financing..."

.." Our biggest limitation as a Company has been that we have grown so quickly that we reached our maximum credit lines for buying products from our suppliers. We are still working on new credit facilities, but regardless of whether or not we can expand our credit, I am confident that we can reach $140,000,000 in revenues and earn a net profit of $5,000,000 in 2008"

This is the initial Honeywell line that SOYO plans to launch this year:

- Honeywell Altura™ LCD full HD TV's with sizes ranging from 42" to 82"

- Honeywell Arius™ LCD Monitors from 19" to 24"

- Honeywell SecuraDrive™1.8 inch Portable Storage in 80GB to 160GB Capacities

- Honeywell Airlite™ 700 Bluetooth Headsets

SOYO's Prive line is made exclusively for WalMart Canada where sales have increased from $0 in 2006, to over $20M in 2007 and will increase by another 100% in 2008.

The SOYO brand LCD HDTVs range from 26" to 47" and are sold in the US, Canada, and Latin America. This product line is growing at double-digit rates.

SOYO is an attractive acquisition candidate for those companies trying to enter the budget LCD HDTV space. Furthermore, the long-term license with Honeywell would be an added attraction for any of the companies being sued by Honeywell for the unauthorized use Honeywell's anti-flicker technology for HDTVs.


About SOYO:

SOYO products are sold under the SOYO, Dragon, Onyx, Dymond, Honeywell, Le Vèllo, and Privè brand names. In the US you can buy SOYO products at Office Max, Fry's, Costco, eCost, Amazon, and others. In Canada SOYO products are sold at WalMart, Sam's Club, Office Depot and others. In Latin America they sell products at over a dozen of well know companies