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Klar, wenn Du Bill Gates heißt oder seine Praktikantin bist...
stay invested,
Musashi23
stay invested,
Musashi23
Was meint ihr zu der Zukunft im Hightechsektor?? Ist jetzt alles vorbei??
Hi Saltus2,
ganz recht, zunächst wird erst mal das Internet abgeschafft. Software?
Wer zum Teufel braucht heutzutage schon Software!
Alles überlüssig. Zurück in die Steinzeit!
Im Ernst: Was soll das? Was hat bitte das Microsoft-Urteil mit dem
übrigen High-Tech Sektor zu tun???????????????????????????????????
Microsoft wird das ganze nur kurz jucken. Das beste Produkt setzt sich
durch. Und Linux z.B. für den Privatnutzer ist (noch) Müll.
Installier es und versuch mal deine bisherigen Anwendungen alle einwandfrei
zum laufen zu bringen -viel Spaß-
Wird langsam Zeit, die Bären wieder in den Wald zu jagen. Das gejammer
wird langsam unerträglich.
So long...and stay long!
Rumorgruß
ganz recht, zunächst wird erst mal das Internet abgeschafft. Software?
Wer zum Teufel braucht heutzutage schon Software!
Alles überlüssig. Zurück in die Steinzeit!
Im Ernst: Was soll das? Was hat bitte das Microsoft-Urteil mit dem
übrigen High-Tech Sektor zu tun???????????????????????????????????
Microsoft wird das ganze nur kurz jucken. Das beste Produkt setzt sich
durch. Und Linux z.B. für den Privatnutzer ist (noch) Müll.
Installier es und versuch mal deine bisherigen Anwendungen alle einwandfrei
zum laufen zu bringen -viel Spaß-
Wird langsam Zeit, die Bären wieder in den Wald zu jagen. Das gejammer
wird langsam unerträglich.
So long...and stay long!
Rumorgruß
Ohne Hightechs keine Zukunft.
Die Zukunft liegt in den Hightechs.
Es sei denn, das Netz wird wieder abgeschafft.
Alles klar?
Gruß Cole
Die Zukunft liegt in den Hightechs.
Es sei denn, das Netz wird wieder abgeschafft.
Alles klar?
Gruß Cole
Die Auswirkungen:
NEW YORK, April 3 (Reuters) - The federal judge presiding over the U.S.
government`s antitrust
lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. (NasdaqNM:MSFT - news) found the software
giant violated U.S.
antitrust law.
The judge`s ruling follows the collapse of settlement talks between Microsoft
and the government
on Saturday. A mediator said the differences were too deep-seated to find a
deal at this time.
In regular-session Nasdaq trade, Microsoft shares plunged by $15-3/8 to
$90-7/8, knocking $80
billion off the company`s value, down to $473 billion, as the market anticipated
an adverse ruling.
Trading in Microsoft shares where halted minutes before the the announcement
by District Court
Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson.
The following are equity market strategist views on the ruling.
BARRY HYMAN, MARKET STRATEGIST AT EHRENKRANTZ, KING
NUSSBAUM INC.
-- "Based upon the news of the last couple of days, this is the expected
outcome we have been
looking for, not the one we had been hoping for. This news was discounted
today as the first
stage of the remedy process. I would think that Microsoft might trade lower
another five to 10
percent over time, depending on the remedies. The immediate reaction might be
a relief.
I would think that after a sloppy opening on Tuesday, it is very likely that you
will see a rally in the
Nasdaq. Whether the rally holds is another question."
RICHARD BABSON, CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT OF BABSON-UNITED
INVESTMENT
ADVISORS INC., WATERTOWN, MASS.:
-- ``The good news is that it (the decision) is being addressed to the Web
browser market instead
of anything else.``
He said Microsoft shares were likely to languish and the issue would
overshadow the Dow and
Nasdaq.
``The problem ... is that right now Microsoft`s been ruled to have a smoking gun.
It`s just a
question of everybody looking around in his specific market to see if they have
any bullet holes.``
``This case has been seen as a bellwether gauge for government intervention in
the information
superhighway. What can be seen here is the government through the Justice
Department seems
to be changing the traffic signals and the speed limit. That seems to be causing
some
uncertainty.``
BOB BISSELL, PRESIDENT, WELLS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT.
-- "It sounds like it is coming out just as expected. The government would talk
tough and
Microsoft is ready for round two. I`m not sure if it changes anything other than
that it has got to
run its course and it is going to take a while.
DONALD SELKIN, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST AT JOSEPH GUNNAR &
CO.:
-- "We`re actually seeing a slight rally in Microsoft`s` price from the 4 p.m.
close and we`re
seeing a rise in the futures market from the close also. (The decision) is being
construed
near-term as something that was in the market and anticlimactic. Microsoft said
they`ll appeal
and it could take two year until the Supreme Court hears it.
``This is a near-term relief rally, because the market already discounted this
news. That doesn`t
mean we`re going to rally like crazy tomorrow, but I would think we could at
least stabilize down
here.``
ARNOLD BERMAN, TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIST, WIT SOUNDVIEW.
-- "The ruling is exactly as expected. The disappointing part is that they were
not able to come to
terms before the ruling, once a ruling became inevitiable, it was not much
surprise in the way the
ruling came down. It was a foregone conclusion. These are the times when (the
stock price)
swings to one extreme. It swings in another direction when people get bored to
death with the
legal machinations.
RAO CHALASANI, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, FIRST UNION
SECURITIES
-- "Microsoft is going to contest (the ruling). It will probably take several months
for it to be
resolved. This is not the end point, this is the middle or early part. I can`t tell if
Microsoft`s stock
is going to go down but the cloud will still be on the company and people will be
paying a lot more
attention it.
``I would expect at least part of the puzzle or the suspense is behind so from
that perspective it
should be a relief for the stock market. There could be a relief rally coming
through but it may or
may not last as the day wears on tomorrow.``
ROBERT BURGOYNE, TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIST, MONUMENT FUNDS
GROUP.
-- "I think this is going to take a long time to resolve. I think basically you have
intractable
positions on either side. On the plaintiffs` side you also have all of those state
attorneys general
who may or may not have the same type of goals as the Justice Department
which makes a
settlement that much more difficult.
-- "Meanwhile, Microsoft has many exciting projects that they`re working on
right now that will
continue to drive revenue growth at the company. However the stock is likely to
be in some kind
of trading range until we have the next event. One of the presidential aspirants
may make a
comment.
-- "It`s a huge political issue. It`s just too large and there`s too many dollars at
stake for people
not to look at this very seriously. Microsoft has $45 billion of assets, $19 billion
of which are
cash. Many people look on that as perhaps their next big payday.
NEW YORK, April 3 (Reuters) - The federal judge presiding over the U.S.
government`s antitrust
lawsuit against Microsoft Corp. (NasdaqNM:MSFT - news) found the software
giant violated U.S.
antitrust law.
The judge`s ruling follows the collapse of settlement talks between Microsoft
and the government
on Saturday. A mediator said the differences were too deep-seated to find a
deal at this time.
In regular-session Nasdaq trade, Microsoft shares plunged by $15-3/8 to
$90-7/8, knocking $80
billion off the company`s value, down to $473 billion, as the market anticipated
an adverse ruling.
Trading in Microsoft shares where halted minutes before the the announcement
by District Court
Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson.
The following are equity market strategist views on the ruling.
BARRY HYMAN, MARKET STRATEGIST AT EHRENKRANTZ, KING
NUSSBAUM INC.
-- "Based upon the news of the last couple of days, this is the expected
outcome we have been
looking for, not the one we had been hoping for. This news was discounted
today as the first
stage of the remedy process. I would think that Microsoft might trade lower
another five to 10
percent over time, depending on the remedies. The immediate reaction might be
a relief.
I would think that after a sloppy opening on Tuesday, it is very likely that you
will see a rally in the
Nasdaq. Whether the rally holds is another question."
RICHARD BABSON, CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT OF BABSON-UNITED
INVESTMENT
ADVISORS INC., WATERTOWN, MASS.:
-- ``The good news is that it (the decision) is being addressed to the Web
browser market instead
of anything else.``
He said Microsoft shares were likely to languish and the issue would
overshadow the Dow and
Nasdaq.
``The problem ... is that right now Microsoft`s been ruled to have a smoking gun.
It`s just a
question of everybody looking around in his specific market to see if they have
any bullet holes.``
``This case has been seen as a bellwether gauge for government intervention in
the information
superhighway. What can be seen here is the government through the Justice
Department seems
to be changing the traffic signals and the speed limit. That seems to be causing
some
uncertainty.``
BOB BISSELL, PRESIDENT, WELLS CAPITAL MANAGEMENT.
-- "It sounds like it is coming out just as expected. The government would talk
tough and
Microsoft is ready for round two. I`m not sure if it changes anything other than
that it has got to
run its course and it is going to take a while.
DONALD SELKIN, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST AT JOSEPH GUNNAR &
CO.:
-- "We`re actually seeing a slight rally in Microsoft`s` price from the 4 p.m.
close and we`re
seeing a rise in the futures market from the close also. (The decision) is being
construed
near-term as something that was in the market and anticlimactic. Microsoft said
they`ll appeal
and it could take two year until the Supreme Court hears it.
``This is a near-term relief rally, because the market already discounted this
news. That doesn`t
mean we`re going to rally like crazy tomorrow, but I would think we could at
least stabilize down
here.``
ARNOLD BERMAN, TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIST, WIT SOUNDVIEW.
-- "The ruling is exactly as expected. The disappointing part is that they were
not able to come to
terms before the ruling, once a ruling became inevitiable, it was not much
surprise in the way the
ruling came down. It was a foregone conclusion. These are the times when (the
stock price)
swings to one extreme. It swings in another direction when people get bored to
death with the
legal machinations.
RAO CHALASANI, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, FIRST UNION
SECURITIES
-- "Microsoft is going to contest (the ruling). It will probably take several months
for it to be
resolved. This is not the end point, this is the middle or early part. I can`t tell if
Microsoft`s stock
is going to go down but the cloud will still be on the company and people will be
paying a lot more
attention it.
``I would expect at least part of the puzzle or the suspense is behind so from
that perspective it
should be a relief for the stock market. There could be a relief rally coming
through but it may or
may not last as the day wears on tomorrow.``
ROBERT BURGOYNE, TECHNOLOGY STRATEGIST, MONUMENT FUNDS
GROUP.
-- "I think this is going to take a long time to resolve. I think basically you have
intractable
positions on either side. On the plaintiffs` side you also have all of those state
attorneys general
who may or may not have the same type of goals as the Justice Department
which makes a
settlement that much more difficult.
-- "Meanwhile, Microsoft has many exciting projects that they`re working on
right now that will
continue to drive revenue growth at the company. However the stock is likely to
be in some kind
of trading range until we have the next event. One of the presidential aspirants
may make a
comment.
-- "It`s a huge political issue. It`s just too large and there`s too many dollars at
stake for people
not to look at this very seriously. Microsoft has $45 billion of assets, $19 billion
of which are
cash. Many people look on that as perhaps their next big payday.
nachbörslich 93 $
Wird auch Zeit,das dieser Mafiaverein mit seiner Steinzeitsoftware endlich mal anfängt abzusaufen!"Das beste setzt sich durch"-da lachen ja die Hühner!Viele Grüße an alle Apple-Aktionäre!
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