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Was haltet ihr davon jetzt bei world online einzusteigen. Klar, die Aktie wurde und wird nach dem IPO Skandal verpruegelt, aber irgendwann wird auch dieser Skandal ein Ende haben und es wird zu einer fairen Bewertung kommen.
Klar, dass viele Aktionäre sauer sind, trotzdem gewinnt man an der Börse nicht wenn man sich von Emotionen leiten lässt, sondern durch rationales Handeln.
Eure Meinungen wuerden mich interessieren.
Klar, dass viele Aktionäre sauer sind, trotzdem gewinnt man an der Börse nicht wenn man sich von Emotionen leiten lässt, sondern durch rationales Handeln.
Eure Meinungen wuerden mich interessieren.
WorldOnline ist doch das schnäppchen überhaupt
10 May 2000 12:28
RESEARCH ALERT-ABN AMRO starts World Online as buy
LONDON, May 10 (Reuters) - ABN AMRO said on Wednesday it started coverage of World Online <WDON.AS> with a "buy" rating and a share price target of 45 euros.
In a research note, analysts at the investment bank noted better than expected first quarter revenues of 40.5 euros from the company and strong subscriber growth.
"This company is now on its way to being back on course as an Internet stock with prospects, with a new management team, strong operational growth and a key focus on rebuilding this company," the note said.
"If you apply a 50 percent discount to the peer group... you reach a share price target of 45 euros," the note added. "As (incoming chairman) Jim Kinsella`s plans are put into action the required discount should narrow."
World Online shares gained 1.1 percent to 13.8 euros by 1049 GMT.
((David Holmes London Newsroom +44 20 7542 4367 fax +44 20 7542 2120, dnholmes_uk@yahoo.co.uk))
For research reports, go to Reuters Broker Research on Reuters Web at rbr.session.rservices.com.
RESEARCH ALERT-ABN AMRO starts World Online as buy
LONDON, May 10 (Reuters) - ABN AMRO said on Wednesday it started coverage of World Online <WDON.AS> with a "buy" rating and a share price target of 45 euros.
In a research note, analysts at the investment bank noted better than expected first quarter revenues of 40.5 euros from the company and strong subscriber growth.
"This company is now on its way to being back on course as an Internet stock with prospects, with a new management team, strong operational growth and a key focus on rebuilding this company," the note said.
"If you apply a 50 percent discount to the peer group... you reach a share price target of 45 euros," the note added. "As (incoming chairman) Jim Kinsella`s plans are put into action the required discount should narrow."
World Online shares gained 1.1 percent to 13.8 euros by 1049 GMT.
((David Holmes London Newsroom +44 20 7542 4367 fax +44 20 7542 2120, dnholmes_uk@yahoo.co.uk))
For research reports, go to Reuters Broker Research on Reuters Web at rbr.session.rservices.com.
Witzig ABN hat doch zusammen mit GS diesen Schrott an die Börse gebracht.
Was sollen die denn jetzt für ein Rating vergeben außer Buy???
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Was sollen die denn jetzt für ein Rating vergeben außer Buy???
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By Karen Iley
AMSTERDAM, May 10 (Reuters) - The seeds of recovery are beginning to peep through at World Online, but the troubled internet service provider still has a long way to go before reality matches the glitz of its initial public offering.
The Dutch ISP unveiled a widening loss in the first quarter on Wednesday, but announced the appointment of e-guru James Kinsella to fill the shoes of controversial chairwoman and founder Nina Brink, who quit in April.
Kinsella is currently president and CEO of MSNBC.com, a joint venture between Microsoft <MFST.O> and NBC <NBCI.ED> which is one of the Web`s busiest sites. As a leading Internet player, he may just the man to spark a turnaround in the shaken company`s fortunes.
Subject to approval by shareholders, he is expected to start work on June 1, but the job of restoring confidence in one of Europe`s largest IPOs so far will not be an easy one.
WORLD ONLINE`S CONFIDENCE CRISIS
Investors soon turned their backs on World Online after it floated in a blaze of publicity on March 17, billing itself as Europe`s biggest Internet IPO. They dumped the shares in droves once it emerged Brink sold the bulk of her 6.35 percent stake for just $6.04 per share prior to the IPO.
That sent the shares to a low of 11.20 euros on May 5 -- little over a quarter of the issue price of 43 euros. By 1145 GMT on Wednesday, the stock was trading at 13.85 euros or 32.2 percent of its original value.
"I expect we will have seen the bottom of the shares," said Bert Siebrand, an analyst at SNS Securities.
Lead managers ABN AMRO <AAH.AS> and Goldman Sachs <GS.N>, have been slammed by investors and they, along with the company itself, face the threat of legal action by disgruntled investors who say they were not adequately informed about Brink`s share dealings in the prospectus.
Many of World Online`s investors were private individuals lured by a high-profile and expensive advertising campaign -- marketing expenses doubled to 53 million euros in the first quarter from 26.4 million euros in Q4 1999 -- featuring superman actor Christopher Reeve.
While they are still hurting, customers have not been turned off the company. The number of active subscribers, a common measure of the health of an ISP, leapt 84.5 percent to 2.2 million, and World Online is optimistic on customer and revenue growth for the present quarter.
A COMPANY WITH PROSPECTS
Wednesday`s results -- the first since the flotation -- showed losses before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) swelled to 79 million euros in the first quarter versus a 50 million euro loss in the fourth quarter of 1999 as investments increased.
On a more positive note, sales grew 39 percent to 40.5 million euros and World Online sees strong subscriber and revenue growth in this quarter.
Analysts said the worst appeared to be over for the company. With Kinsella at the helm, it could start again with a clean slate.
"This company is now on its way to being back on course as an Internet stock with prospects, with a new management team, strong operational growth, and a key focus on rebuilding this company," said analyst Andrew Moffat at ABN AMRO. ABN AMRO has started coverage of World Online with a `Buy` recommendation and a share price target of 45 euros.
Moffat noted that World Online now had 20 percent more active subscribers than Britain`s Freeserve <FRE.L> but the latter`s enterprise value, at 9.7 billion euros ($8.74 billion), was almost five times as high as its Dutch counterpart.
AMSTERDAM, May 10 (Reuters) - The seeds of recovery are beginning to peep through at World Online, but the troubled internet service provider still has a long way to go before reality matches the glitz of its initial public offering.
The Dutch ISP unveiled a widening loss in the first quarter on Wednesday, but announced the appointment of e-guru James Kinsella to fill the shoes of controversial chairwoman and founder Nina Brink, who quit in April.
Kinsella is currently president and CEO of MSNBC.com, a joint venture between Microsoft <MFST.O> and NBC <NBCI.ED> which is one of the Web`s busiest sites. As a leading Internet player, he may just the man to spark a turnaround in the shaken company`s fortunes.
Subject to approval by shareholders, he is expected to start work on June 1, but the job of restoring confidence in one of Europe`s largest IPOs so far will not be an easy one.
WORLD ONLINE`S CONFIDENCE CRISIS
Investors soon turned their backs on World Online after it floated in a blaze of publicity on March 17, billing itself as Europe`s biggest Internet IPO. They dumped the shares in droves once it emerged Brink sold the bulk of her 6.35 percent stake for just $6.04 per share prior to the IPO.
That sent the shares to a low of 11.20 euros on May 5 -- little over a quarter of the issue price of 43 euros. By 1145 GMT on Wednesday, the stock was trading at 13.85 euros or 32.2 percent of its original value.
"I expect we will have seen the bottom of the shares," said Bert Siebrand, an analyst at SNS Securities.
Lead managers ABN AMRO <AAH.AS> and Goldman Sachs <GS.N>, have been slammed by investors and they, along with the company itself, face the threat of legal action by disgruntled investors who say they were not adequately informed about Brink`s share dealings in the prospectus.
Many of World Online`s investors were private individuals lured by a high-profile and expensive advertising campaign -- marketing expenses doubled to 53 million euros in the first quarter from 26.4 million euros in Q4 1999 -- featuring superman actor Christopher Reeve.
While they are still hurting, customers have not been turned off the company. The number of active subscribers, a common measure of the health of an ISP, leapt 84.5 percent to 2.2 million, and World Online is optimistic on customer and revenue growth for the present quarter.
A COMPANY WITH PROSPECTS
Wednesday`s results -- the first since the flotation -- showed losses before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) swelled to 79 million euros in the first quarter versus a 50 million euro loss in the fourth quarter of 1999 as investments increased.
On a more positive note, sales grew 39 percent to 40.5 million euros and World Online sees strong subscriber and revenue growth in this quarter.
Analysts said the worst appeared to be over for the company. With Kinsella at the helm, it could start again with a clean slate.
"This company is now on its way to being back on course as an Internet stock with prospects, with a new management team, strong operational growth, and a key focus on rebuilding this company," said analyst Andrew Moffat at ABN AMRO. ABN AMRO has started coverage of World Online with a `Buy` recommendation and a share price target of 45 euros.
Moffat noted that World Online now had 20 percent more active subscribers than Britain`s Freeserve <FRE.L> but the latter`s enterprise value, at 9.7 billion euros ($8.74 billion), was almost five times as high as its Dutch counterpart.
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Naja, hab mich bei 12€ eingedeckt und hoffe das es jetzt mal kräftig nach oben geht.
World online hat mir heute den Tag gerettet: Mein komplettes Portfolio im Minus, WO im Plus.
Es muessen ja nicht gleich 45 Euro werden, aber 30€ wuerden auch gut tun.
Ich finde World online ist ein gutes Invest, bei dem man viel Gewinn bei moderatem Verlustrisiko machen kann.
Wer jetzt kauft macht bei einer fairen Bewertung 300 - 400 %. Falls World online weiter fallen sollte wird sie noch mehr als jetzt zum Übernahmekandidat für expandierende Internetprovider wie T-online.
Ich denke, dass die Chance das Risiko rechtfertigt.
World online hat mir heute den Tag gerettet: Mein komplettes Portfolio im Minus, WO im Plus.
Es muessen ja nicht gleich 45 Euro werden, aber 30€ wuerden auch gut tun.
Ich finde World online ist ein gutes Invest, bei dem man viel Gewinn bei moderatem Verlustrisiko machen kann.
Wer jetzt kauft macht bei einer fairen Bewertung 300 - 400 %. Falls World online weiter fallen sollte wird sie noch mehr als jetzt zum Übernahmekandidat für expandierende Internetprovider wie T-online.
Ich denke, dass die Chance das Risiko rechtfertigt.
"Legal action", genau da ist der Hund begraben. Solange irgendwelche Klagen von Aktionären im Raum stehen wird sich der Kurs auch nicht nennenswert erholen. Ich halte, niedrige Bewertung hin oder her, ein Investment momentan für sehr risikoreich, besser: zu risikoreich.
Da hilft auch der Zweckoptimismus aller seit Emission investierten wenig.
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Da hilft auch der Zweckoptimismus aller seit Emission investierten wenig.
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