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[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.116.276 von parkstein1 am 07.02.13 19:56:43

...nein, die kommen erst am 4 März, das war auf Yahoo - finance ne zeitlang falsch angezeigt, braucht also noch Geduld ! Gruß B. Die Zahlen von 3DSystems kommen noch im Februar.

[parkstein1]

hallo betterway, gibts schon infos zu den zahlen?

[Betterway]

CADimensions, Inc. has been a Value Added Reseller of Computer Aided Design (CAD) and 3D Modeling products since 1990. We offer 3D solutions, as well as comprehensive training and a very high level of customer support.

Our relationship with SolidWorks began in 1995 as one of their very first resellers. Through the years we have established ourselves as one of the premier SolidWorks resellers. CADimensions, Inc. provides sales, technical support, training, and applications development for the engineering, manufacturing, and educational markets in upstate New York, northern Pennsylvania, Vermont, and western Massachusetts.

CADimensions, Inc. has grown to over 30 employees who support over 1000 customers in our territory, which includes over 120 educational institutions. Our customers come from all market segments and range from single person operations to large companies using hundreds of seats of SolidWorks and Enterprise PDM (Product Data management).

If you need to design better products and get them to market faster, we can help.

[Betterway]

CADimensions, Inc. adds Objet to existing lineup of Stratasys 3D Printers and Production Systems

Syracuse, NY - February 1, 2013

Syracuse, NY- February 1, 2013 - CADimensions, Inc., a top Stratasys Reseller, announced that due to the recent merger of Stratasys, Inc. and Objet Ltd., the company will now offer an even larger line of Professional and Production 3D Printing systems. As a Value Added Reseller (VAR) for the new Stratasys Ltd., CADimensions is now authorized to provide 3D Printing Solutions for the full line of Objet, PolyJet Prototype Systems, in addition to their existing line of FDM Production Systems and Dimensions 3D Printers. “Our goal at CADimensions is to offer the best tools to our customers so they can design and manufacture better products. The Stratasys-Objet merger will allow us to address an expanding PolyJet technology that will increase our Rapid Prototype solution offerings. We are very excited about our new complete line up of Desktop to Production PolyJet and FDM 3D Printers and to be associated with the technology leader in 3D Printing, Stratasys Ltd.”, said Pete DiLaura, President of CADimensions, Inc.

About CADimensions, Inc.

CADimensions, Inc. was founded in 1990 as a Value Added Reseller (VAR) for the CAD/CAM, FEA, and PDM industries. CADimensions provides sales, technical support, training, and applications development for the engineering, manufacturing, and educational markets in upstate New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and western Massachusetts. In addition to its headquarters in East Syracuse, New York, CADimensions, Inc. also has branch offices in Albany, Rochester and Buffalo. Plans are in the works to expand with an office in Pittsburgh in March 2013. For the latest news and information visit the company's Web site (http://www.cadimensions.com) or call 315-434-9787.

About Stratasys, Ltd.

Stratasys Ltd. is the corporate entity formed in 2012 by the merger of 3D printing companies Stratasys, Inc. and Objet Ltd., based in Minneapolis, Minn. and Rehovot, Israel. The company manufactures 3D printers and materials for prototyping and production. Its patented FDM and inkjet-based PolyJet processes produce prototypes or manufactured goods directly from 3D CAD files or other 3D content. Systems include affordable desktop 3D printers for idea development, a range of systems for prototyping, and large production systems for direct digital manufacturing. The company has over 1,000 employees, holds over 500 granted or pending additive manufacturing patents globally, and has received 19 awards for its technology and leadership.

For more information on Stratasys, visit www.Stratasys.com.

Gruß B.

[Betterway]

Mir scheint, der große Abverkauf bleibt aus ???? Irgendwie ist dieses Thema in zu vieler Munde??? So laß ich mir das gefallen, wenn die Zahlen am 7 Febr. stimmen, geht die Story weiter ! Gruß B.

[Ulf-Imat]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/stratasys-objet-eden260v-wins-…

[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.046.714 von binda am 21.01.13 23:06:34

so lesen wir das doch gerne !! Weiter so !! Kaum ist man mal ein paar Tage weg, wird man in positiver Weise von schönem Kursanstieg überrascht ! Gruß B.

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Stratasys Appoints Medicodi and PD Dental as Channel Partners Targeting Dental Market in Korea
SEOUL, South Korea, January 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --


Meeting the increasing demand for dental 3D printing solutions in Korea
Identifying new opportunities to expand digital dentistry in Korea

Stratasys AP Ltd., a subsidiary of Stratasys, Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), a leading manufacturer of 3D printers and production systems for prototyping and manufacturing, today announced the appointment of Medicodi and PD Dental as new channel partners in Korea. The new partners will focus on the distribution of Stratasys' award-winning 3D printing technology to the dental market. This appointment marks the increasing demand for 3D printing and the large potential for digital dentistry in Korea. By combining Stratasys' 3D printing technology with Medicodi and PD Dental's expertise and experience in the field, the company expects to vastly expand the penetration of digital dentistry in Korea.

The partnership with Medicodi, a leading Korean dental device distributor, together with PD Dental, a dental solutions provider, will provide dental labs and clinics in Korea with immediate access to local support and expertise on Stratasys' leading 3D printing solutions for digital dentistry.

"Over the past few years, we have provided industry-driven 3D printing solutions to support the growth and advancement of digital dentistry in Korea and around the world," said Gilad Gans, Executive Vice President for Global Field Operations, Stratasys. "Korea is a strategic market in Asia Pacific, and we are confident that these local partnerships will help address the unique needs of the country's dental industry."

3D printing is at the heart of the new digital era in dentistry. Combined with intra-oral scanning, CAD/CAM and design software, 3D printing helps dental labs produce a range of orthodontic appliances such as dental stone models, clear aligners and true-to-life veneer prototypes accurately and rapidly. Stratasys' dental solutions are based on its' award winning 3D printing technology and printing materials specially designed for dental applications. Stratasys dental solutions provide labs with an ideal platform for a fully digitized workflow, enabling more efficient and cost effective production.

"We are very pleased to be appointed as Stratasys' dental distributor in Korea," said Sun-Kyu Choi, CEO of Medicodi Inc. "We are a strong believer in Stratasys' cutting edge 3D printing technology and the value it brings to the dental industry. With Stratasys, we will play a critical role to provide professional 3D printing solutions to dental labs and clinics, maximizing our customers' competitiveness and effectiveness."

"There is a strong demand for digital dentistry and we believe it is the ideal next step for dental professionals," said Hyun Jong Park, CEO of PD Dental. "We are partnering with Stratasys, the leader in 3D printing, to lead the transition to 3D printing in the Korean dental market."

For more on Stratasys Dental Solutions for Dental Clinics and Labs interested in digitizing their workflow, contact Medicodi ([phone]) or PD Dental ([phone]), also visit http://www.ObjetDental.com.

About Medicodi

Medicodi Inc. is a committed dental solution provider, delivering the value to dental professions. Its core value is to provide a competitive edge to dental professions through an improved digital workflow. Medicodi provides customized digital solutions to dental schools, hospitals and clinics with the extensive product portfolio: Dental consumables, Autoclave, Dental unit & chair, Digital X-ray systems and 3D printing system. As an authorized service provider for multinational brands, Medicodi prioritizes the one-day equipment service completion. Its reputation has been built through customers' trust for its professional service. The best customer service is for the better performance as well as its stable growth as a company.

About PD Dental

PD Dental is a specialized importer and distributer of prosthetic dentistry products including 3M, Dentsply and Heraeus. With its distribution service, it provides prosthetic dentistry and dental clinic related solutions and professional services. Visit http://www.pddental.co.kr for more information.

[Betterway]

könnte durchaus ein schlechtes sein. Aus Yahoo - Finance, von heute:

Unbedingt lesenswert:

A high-tech mousetrap -- just like the old one
Two of the best stocks on the market last year also happen to be two of the clearest examples of this phenomenon on a smaller scale. Investors in 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD ) and Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS ) enjoyed multibagger returns last year, even though actual 3-D printer sales are still measured in the thousands and total spending on 3-D printers is only estimated to have been $1.5 billion last year. Along the way, article after article has promoted 3-D printers as nothing less than the Star Trek replicator made real, waiting for your command to whip up some "tea, Earl Grey, hot."

Since it has come up so many times before, let me point out that The Motley Fool has previously recommended buying shares in both companies, but I neither own shares nor have shorted shares in either one. I'm grateful for the opportunity to publish an opinion that runs contrary to that of the official newsletters and many fellow Fools in my effort to educate readers. Now, back to the show...

You can see the interest in 3-D printing rising by tracking the number of mentions 3D Systems has gotten on Fool.com. In 2007, there were two passing mentions, and the stock was flat for the year. There was only one article written about 3D Systems from 2008 to the end of 2010, and until a late-year post-earnings surge tacked on a quick double, its stock was flat the entire time. We started to get on board the bandwagon in 2011, publishing 23 articles as we watched the stock soar toward another double and then crash into another flat year. 2012 was 3-D printing's coming-out party, and 3D Systems headlined the festivities with 149 mentions. We're hardly the only people writing about this technology, but an Internetwide news search provides similar results. What has suddenly changed?

Last year the market passed "what is 3-D printing?" and is now well into the "I gotta buy some stock in 3-D printing!" phase, despite (or perhaps because of) the fact that most investors have, at best, a vague understanding of how 3-D printers actually work and what their value proposition is for manufacturers and consumers. Total 3-D printing industry revenues are expected to double from current levels by 2016. If these two companies' top and bottom lines increase at the same rate but nothing else changes, you'll still be holding stocks with P/Es around 50. That won't stop a torrent of breathless articles about the "maker movement" and how it's going to make mass production obsolete. That might happen -- but not in the next few years. The technology is simply too slow, cumbersome, and expensive on a unit-by-unit basis. That will change, but change takes time. Hyperbole works right now. "Shifting the paradigm!" "Printing outside the box!"

Keep your eyes on the prize
In bubble after bubble, investors rush in expecting the world to change overnight -- and then rush out when they remember that real change takes time. When it comes to transformative technologies, you rarely wind up investing in the full transformation unless you jump in after the bubble pops. There hasn't been another marketwide bull rush yet, because nothing on the scale of personal computers and the Internet has stepped up to become the next big thing, so all we can do is watch for small, contained bubbles and make sure we don't fall prey to the excessive hype surrounding them.

I still believe 3-D printing has the potential to change the world. I also believe it's possible for 3D Systems and Stratasys to be the companies leading that change. But it's also possible that they won't. The problem is that 3-D printing companies' stock prices are rising too far in advance of the industry itself. The same thing caught up with the market in 1873, 1929, and 2000, as well as a few occasions in between. It's great to find a hot tech stock before it takes off, but if it's already up in the air, you have to seriously consider how long it can stay up. These two companies might keep soaring all year, or they might crash tomorrow. Are you willing to risk the crash? And would you be able to jump off in time?

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Die kommenden zahlen werden wohl ein Indikator sein, wohin die Reise geht. Hmmmh, vielleicht sichere ich doch ab, oder ?????? Wenn man's immer wüsste ?? Gruß B.

[GAROL]

Guten Abend,
habe heute im Express (Düsseldorf)auf der Tietelseite gelesen,

Ich drucke mir die Welt wie Sie mir gefällt.

ist es ein gutes oder eher ein schlechtes Zeichen wenn eine Technik
in der Tagespresse erscheint?

mit freundlichem Gruß

Garol