Warum wird timeless jetzt schon unter HK-Wert verkauft? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Boerse123]

Die stehen doch in Hong Kong auf 3$, das entspricht in etwa 41 cent, wer verkauft dann für 38cent? Morgen stehen sie sowieso wieder auf 42!
Versteh das wer will!

[Elektrik]

Ich denke viele schauen sich nicht die Hong Kong Kurse oder die Boards an, sondern reagieren auf den anhaltenden Kursverfall.
Marktumfeld durchwachsen, rein emotional raus.

[Markus10]

Panik

[lOOPO]

bid-ask 0,39:0,40. Enger gehts nimmer
Habe für 0,39 mit größerer Stückzahl nachgekauft. Schließlich ist timeless kein Pleitewert, sondern hat was durchaus Ordentliches vorzuweisen.
Viel Erfolg, lOOPO.

[chartmartin]

Hi Leute ,

meiner Meinung nach wird Timeless unter Honk Kong Kurs gehandelt, da
sie unter dem STOPP_KURS vom DER AKTIONÄR bei 42Cents gefallen ist und die Stop-Loss von den Lemmingen liegen einige cents höcher oder tiefer.
Das wird wohl der Hauptgrund sein.

Der hong-Kong Chart wird immer interessanter, den die Volumiana werden immer kleiner.Ich bin wiet über 50 cents mit sehr sehr wenig Euro eingestiegen ,in der Hoffnung die zweite Softbank zu erwischen.
Damals wurde sie noch zu 1500 Euro gehandelt...

Chartteschnisch hoffe ich auf ein Doppeltief um richtig einzusteigen!
Der Macd stabilisiert sich ,und die niedriegen Volumen bekräftigen mich in der Theotie !!
Der RSI zeigt ,dass alle SHORT sind .

Würde gerne den Chart posten ,aber weiß nicht wie das hie funktioniert, um mit euch über die Charttechnik zu sprechen..
Hoffe auf antwort

Bis dann

Chartmartin

[Tronic]

Hallo chartmartin!

Hier ist dein Chart, dann leg mal los.

[JohnRambo]

Hi

Ich anderern Thread habe ich meine Taktik geschildert.
ICh hoffe, daß sie auch 2,6HKD fällt und BETE daß sie dann
steigt, weil wir dann ein Doppelbottom(Umkehrformation)
erreichen könnten auf den ein schöner Aufwärtstrend folgen könnte.
Die Volumina bestätigen dies-> werden immer kleiner

JR

[Tronic]

Can Linux break Windows?



Despite Microsoft Chairman Bill Gate`s assertion that his company does not earn much money from the Chinese market, Microsoft`s Windows operating system can be found on nearly every PC and computer server in China and the world.

The result is that most Chinese applications software is written to operate on the Windows platform only, but things are beginning to change.

Because of the emergence of the open-source Linux operating system, Chinese software developers are beginning to write software programmes that can be used on operating systems other than Windows.

"Developing our own Linux operating system will save time and money," said Yang Tianxing, chairman of the China Software Industry Association, a semi-official organization, "because we are standing on the shoulders of software giant.".

Many domestic software producers are upbeat about the development of Linux. Nearly a dozen Linux producers have emerged recently, such as domestic software producers Red Flag Linux, Xteam, the hardware giant Legend and foreign companies such as Turbo Linux and Red Hat.

The Linux operating system was invented nine years ago by Torvalds Linus, who offered the software at no charge via the Internet. Anyone could download the software from the Internet free of charge.

Since then, use of the Linux operating system has grown rapidly, with the number of users hitting at least 12.5 million worldwide. Use of the free software is reportedly growing by 28 per cent yearly, much more rapidly than the use of Windows at 17 per cent.

According to a report from the International Data Corp (IDC), Linux will become threat to Windows. It forecasts that shipments of Linux software will grow at an annual rate of 28 per cent until 2004. Total shipments will grow from last year`s 300,000 units to 4.7 million units in 2004.

But, while anticipating the rapid development of Linux, the companies also see problems in front of them.

The country does not have a standard for the Linux system. Linux systems developed by different producers are not compatible with each other.

Developers said they hope the government will issue a set of standards as soon as possible to regulate and further encourage the development of Linux.

"The government will probably issue a standard for Linux by the end of the year," said Yang.

Most of the domestic software companies are still focusing on applications software based on Windows, not Linux.

They are taking a wait-and-see attitude because Linux is relatively new and unproven in the market.

China has invested only 50 million yuan (US$6.04 million) in the research and development (R&D) of operating system software since 1981.

The development of domestic operating system software in China would be nonexistent were it not for UC DOS, a DOS-based operating system software developed by Hope Computer Corp in the 1980s.

However, aside from some financial software programme use, the software has been squeezed out of the market by Windows, which came to China`s market in 1993.

The total output of the domestic software industry was valued at 17.6 billion yuan (US$2.13 billion) last year and contributed only 0.42 per cent to the global software market.

Sales of operating system software were valued at 2.1 billion yuan (US$253.6 million) last year and are expected to grow to 2.5 billion yuan (US$301.9 million) this year. (China Daily)