Kennt jemand Purchasepro.com(925242)? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Svenöff]

Kann mir bitte jemand News,Ad-hoc-Mitteilungen usw.
dieses Unternehmens liefern. Habe leider echt keine Ahnung was diese angeblich gute Firma so macht. Auch zu diesem Thema würde ich mich über Antworten freuen.

[IWA Japan]

1. du scheinst also auch keine Ahnung zu haben, woher du INfos bekommst
2. wie willstdu dann ohne verlässliche INfos eine vernünftige Investitionsentscheidung treffen

hier im BOard gibts ja kaum fähige Leute....


da ich aber nicht als Anfänger Feind erscheinen will, hier ein paar Quellen

Symbol : PPRO

1. Info in Stichwortsuche Purchaspro eingeben
http://finance.yahoo.com
http://www.siliconinvestor.com

allg. http://www.thestreet.com
für Broker REports http://www.godmodetrader.de[/url9


IWA



dir sollte immer klar sein, ohne eineges Engagement wird das nix mit dir an der BÖrse langfristig gesehen.....


schließlich stehst du ja auf derArbeit ja auch nicht nur dumm rum..." target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.godmodetrader.de[/url9


IWA



dir sollte immer klar sein, ohne eineges Engagement wird das nix mit dir an der BÖrse langfristig gesehen.....


schließlich stehst du ja auf derArbeit ja auch nicht nur dumm rum...

[dosto]

na na na japan, mach den mann doch nicht so fertig,
wir wollen doch, dass er uns als aktionär erhalten bleibt
auf lange zeit und ihm fehlt halt die info und wahr-
scheinlch die erfahrung. also geben wir ihm stoff.

www.purchasepro.com
www. hoover.com (dort ticker-symbol PPRO eingeben,
dann erscheint ein blatt- dort auf company capsule klicken
dann erscheint ein blatt von PPRO und von da kannst
die in die financial-site- investor relation, chart)

englisch-kenntnisse sind natürlich von nöten.
rückfragen sind erlaubt.
machs gut und informiere dich.

[Svenöff]

Hey dosto,
herzlichen Dank.
An Erfahrung mangelt es nicht.
Wollte aber mal hören (lesen), wie so die
Stimmung auf w:o ist.
Hab´meinen PC noch nich so lange, deswegen:
erstmal w:o Board testen
Freue mich aber über deine Hilfestellung.
Nochmal danke.
Bis demnächst
Gruß Svenöff

[goodi]

japan-du bist ein arroganter arsch.
sülz die leute im bioboard weiter voll, du schwuchtel.
mfg. goodi

[ndr]

Hallo!
Ich habe PPRO schon etwas länger. Für Infos finde ich Yahoo USA am besten. Ist hier ja auch schon genannt worden. Einfach alle möglichen Button da anklicken. Das MessageBoard kann nicht unbedingt empfehlen, war mal wesentlich besser.
Für Neueinsteiger, also die es noch nicht wissen das es sowas gibt, empfehle ich die Anlage eines Musterdepots. Bei Yahoo!Finance bekommt man dann immer gleich fast alle aktuellen Meldungen unter dem Depot zu den einzelnen Werten angezeigt.

Hier noch eine realtiv aktuelle Meldung zu PPRO von theStreet,com:
Schönen Tag und weiter viel Erfolg mit PPRO. Ist doch schön aus dem Urlaub zu kommen und zu sehen, wie positiv sich die Dinge entwickelt haben.
NDR

Lehman Calls PurchasePro `Woefully
Undervalued`
By Joe Bousquin
Staff Reporter
8/31/00 10:29 AM ET


PurchasePro.com (PPRO:Nasdaq - news) once again is being called
undervalued, and this time the call comes after the stock has risen nearly 50%
in the last four trading sessions.

In a note Thursday, Lehman Brothers analyst Patrick Walravens called the
business-to-business company "woefully undervalued." Walravens highlighted
an online marketplace that PurchasePro has co-developed with America
Online (AOL:NYSE - news), which he expects to launch by mid-September. He
believes the marketplace, which is aimed at AOL`s small-business users,
should deliver 4 million new impressions, or visits, a day to PurchasePro`s
online marketplace.

At 14 times 2001 revenue, Walravens said PurchasePro was trading at a
significant discount to B2B players Ariba (ARBA:Nasdaq - news), at 80 times,
Commerce One (CMRC:Nasdaq - news) at 32 times, and FreeMarkets
(FMKT:Nasdaq - news) at 25 times. (Walravens rates PurchasePro an
outperform, and his firm hasn`t done underwriting for the company.)

After climbing as much as 7% Thursday, the stock was up lately $2.81, or
4.8%, to $62.

His note comes almost exactly a week after Prudential analyst Tim Getz
called the company undervalued. At the time, it was trading around $40 a share.
(Getz`s firm has done underwriting for PurchasePro.)

Walravens` note also comes on the heels of Wednesday`s big rally in B2B
stocks. During that rally, PurchasePro ran up $8.44, or 17%, to $59.19.

[Svenöff]

Hi ndr,
danke für die Anwort.
Den Tipp mit Yahoo USA merk´ich mir auf alle Fälle.
Vielen Dank auch für Abdruck der Lehman Bros.Einschätzung.
Ich hab´ die PPRO auch schon etwas länger(hurra).
Hoffe du hattest einen schönen Urlaub.
Gruß
Svenöff

[LuckyWinner]

Moin Svenöff

Du hast doch wohl nicht etwa in eine Firma investiert, die du gar nicht richtig kennst?! Au weia. Naja, ist ja noch mal gut gegangen (und wird wohl hoffentlich noch weiterhin gut gehen...)
Ich hab da mal ein paar, m.E. sehr tiefgehende Infos über PPRO im net gefunden. Viel Spass beim lesen:



Good Morning, this is Audrey The with StreetSideInvestor’s Executives’ Corner. Today’s Executives` Corner is sponsored by TradePortal.com, Winner of Technology Investor Magazine`s "Editors Choice Award for the Active Online Trader."

This morning, we’re speaking to Mr. Charles E. Johnson, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of PurchasePro.com. PurchasePro.com, a leader in business-to-business e-commerce, operates the PurchasePro.com exchange, encompassing more than 25,000 businesses, and powers approximately 160 private-label marketplaces with its highly scalable, browser-based e-commerce engine.


StreetSideInvestor: Mr. Johnson, can you tell our readers a little bit more about what PurchasePro.com does?
Mr. Johnson: We essentially build what we consider a single common platform or universal marketplace. So, for every exchange and every marketplace, all of our actual businesses can buy and sell from one another. While most solutions are usually custom-built in silos with hyperlinks, ours is built on one common platform so PurchasePro.com’s 25,000 online businesses are all in the same world. Our technology allows every exchange on our network to collaborate both the information of the entire community as well as create commerce opportunities -- buying and selling for everyone involved.
StreetSideInvestor: When business-to-business first came about, it was all about Internet commerce. Most of the B2B models require critical mass to make money. How do you reach critical mass, how do you get people to pay, and how do you get them to change their behaviors?
Mr. Johnson: Originally, people were very concerned with integration because they dealt with major software deployment. But critical mass is more about adoption than software deployment. Many companies, I think, try to obtain critical mass like they were “herding cats,” where you touch a lot of companies but you really never catch any.

What we did was different. We created strategic relationships with partners that had already established critical mass, like AOL, Sprint and Office Depot. We also targeted businesses that already had branded themselves and built loyalty among their businesses customers. We enabled these types of businesses to take our solutions to their customers.

There is so much more commitment with a business customer than there is with just a supplier. In turn, these businesses enable each of their individual customers not only to buy and sell from that actual company who’s initiating it, but they also allow every business that they put on the network to buy and sell from one another. They enable each one of these companies to link with all the other exchanges we have.

A great example would be a business that comes through the AOL exchange that links with businesses that come through other marketplaces such as Office Depot, Sprint or any other marketplace. Not only are these marketplace owners able to create revenue opportunities from their own group of businesses, whether it is buyers, suppliers, or customers, but they also generate business from everyone else’s buyers, suppliers and customers.

At the same time, these marketplace owners have the opportunity to filter out either competitive companies or functionality that may be of a competitive nature that works against their marketplace and exchange. So, they have actually been given the key to control the ingress, egress, and functionality of their marketplace.
StreetSideInvestor: PurchasePro.com has indeed bucked that trend and your company is enjoying excellent financial results. What are you doing and how do you make money?
Mr. Johnson: Well, most of the other exchanges adopted more of a software model where they received large upfront license fees and maintenance fees; they took the actual applications and just utilized the Internet to make communication possible. We created a completely different business model.

Rather then establish a software model, which in the past was targeted to a few people who are charged a lot of money, we created a solution that is complete and opportunistic to any and every business.

Our revenue model provides every business, from a Fortune 500 company to the local hardware store, the opportunity to buy, sell and market itself in our global trading exchange with functionality and reporting capability that normally would cost them millions of dollars. In the process, we’ve created huge streams of recurring revenues for PurchasePro.com.

With 93 percent gross profit margins, our philosophy is this: if you take the volume of businesses we have, our opportunity to sell our solution, and the cost to maintain that, the cost basis becomes low and the profitability opportunity much greater. There’s much more opportunity for other revenue streams and it’s a much more sustainable model.

If you don’t have an exchange that automatically gives businesses instant liquidity for their customers and suppliers, they don’t want to participate. So again, it goes back to my original statement. Adoption is the challenge and as of today, we’re the only company that gives metrics on usage and utilization.

We feel that what will ultimately be the significant difference is not the gross dollars that go through a system, but how many different companies you’re able to connect to the system and make money or save money. Ultimately, a true B2B marketplace should link every business that they can buy from and everyone they can sell to. That’s the ultimate goal -- to enable every company regardless of size to link to everyone they can buy from and everyone they can sell to.
StreetSideInvestor: Going off on that note, PurchasePro.com has a mid-market focus that is rather fragmented. How do you intend to crack the code of this mid-market?
Mr. Johnson: Well, we feel like our alliances with AOL, Sprint, Office Depot and many others that already have these types of businesses and this type of target market as customers give us a tremendous edge in the mid-market. Our partners already have a direct relationship with their customers in this market.

We don’t have to go out and start from scratch and kindle a relationship; they’ve done that for us.

Additionally, our economic interests are aligned with our partners because were compensated in multiple ways. From shared revenue to offering a value proposition that creates greater loyalty to their core business or to their core competency, our partners are highly motivated to work with us.
StreetSideInvestor: The AOL deal is a very significant deal that may have a very positive impact for PurchasePro.com. What is this deal about and how close are we to this deal kicking in?
Mr. Johnson: Well, the deal’s getting ready to kick off and there’s going to be nearly four million impressions or ads marketing PurchasePro.com and AOL in their business database which is comprised of about three million different businesses. In addition, they have approximately 8,000 to 10,000 suppliers that they buy their goods and services from, as well as approximately 1,500 software customers through Netscape. AOL also has 225 global trading partners.

With the large number of businesses and a vast array of different verticals, we’re looking to create the largest business-to-business exchange in the industry. Our exchange will create a tremendous amount of liquidity, including both buying and selling opportunities to businesses, from the very smallest to the very largest.

At the same time, we offer these companies technology that would typically costs them millions of dollars for less than a hundred dollars a month. We’re giving our customers an opportunity to take advantage of all the technologically advanced opportunities that are usually reserved for big companies.

But for both AOL and us, the economic opportunity of recurring revenue is so much greater because instead of trying to sell solutions and collect dollars, we’re creating an exchange that enables businesses opportunities to sell goods and services.

We enable these companies to market to a mass market very inexpensively compared with what it would cost to deploy a sales force to reach these people directly. How else could you update your information and deliver it across not only AOL properties, but across all the other marketplaces that we have?

We feel like even if the average amount of money each of these businesses pays, including everything, is a $100 a month, that’s significantly cheaper than one Yellow Pages ad in one geographical area. The Yellow Pages is stagnant, has no communication opportunities, no reporting features, no tracking features, and most of all, does not have direct access to create actual transactions.

Because this deal occurred during the Nasdaq correction, I think it was overlooked and not given significant attention given that AOL is such a dominant player on the Internet.

People assume that the bulk of AOL users are consumer-based, but one thing that people forget is that AOL is an expert at creating a positive user experience. They also seem to forget that people who run the buying and selling functions of companies are consumers at heart and that their behavior is as similar to a consumer at home, as it is when they are in the office.

So, we set out to work with AOL and create a product that made the user experience so much easier and allowed AOL customers to buy and sell in a way that did not disrupt their day-to-day business. Additionally, we made sure that there wasn’t a huge learning curve to enabling instant successes, whether it be buying or selling.

The fact that we can create a marketplace much faster (45 days) than our competition reflects on my original statement that our adoption rate should be far greater than anyone else. Because of the relationships we have with AOL, as well as the volume of people they bring to the table, we create better liquidity opportunities for us.
StreetSideInvestor: With this AOL deal, what sort of potential do you see for PurchasePro.com, near-term as well as a couple of years down the road?
Mr. Johnson: In the near-term, we’ll continue to cultivate our existing strategic relationships, as well as create new alliances that will continue to bring critical mass to the PurchasePro.com global marketplace.

We’re going to continue building this universal marketplace. We’ll also focus on building private front doors that place each company’s products and services into a universal marketplace. We know that if you create enough doors, there are going to be an obvious overlap of businesses, and if you create enough overlap, the opportunity to get them all is much greater than trying to make sure you have a 100 percent hit rate.

Even today, with our top line being disproportionate to some of the other companies’ bottom line, we’re confident that down the road the biggest difference will be that our bottom line will be better than or at least equal to all the other players in the B2B industry.

We’re not in this for the short run -- in several years, our bottom line should be significantly higher than our competitors because our growth profit margins are so much higher.


Besonders gefallen mir die Passagen in denen Mr. Johnson davon spricht, dass die Gewinnen von PPRO mindestens genauso gross sein werden, wie die Umsätze der anderen Mitstreitern im B2BMarkt. Starke Worte, naja ein typischer Ami halt. Doch lass mal die Hälfte davon wahr werden. Dann scheint mir eine Marktkap. von 2 Mrd $ doch wie ein Schnäppchen...

MfG aus dem Norden LuckyWinner

[Svenöff]

Hi LuckyWinner,
man kann ja auch mal auf ´nen Kollegen hören,
der sagt, die Aktie müsse man haben.
Ich geb´s ja gerne zu, das einzige was mir bis vor ein paar Tagen bekannt war, ist, daß PPRO ein B2B-Unternehmen ist und eine rasanten Absturz von über 150 USD auf 20 USD hinter sich hatte.
Hab´ dann halt mal bei 28 EUR zugeschlagen.
Glück braucht der Mensch auch manchmal.
Ist ja noch mal gutgegangen ($$$).
Ist ja normalerweise nicht so meine Strategie, irgendwelchen Empfehlungen blind hinterherzuspringen, aber bei PPRO hat der Chartverlauf (wie oben erwähnt) sehr zu meiner Kaufentscheidung beigetragen.
Herzlichen Dank auch für deine Info´s. Klingen ja wirklich sehr sehr vielversprechend. Aber wie du schon sagtest: Ist halt doch ein Ami.
Naja, woll´n doch mal sehen, ob der Mann recht hat.
Auf weitere Kurssprünge (nach oben selbstverständlich).
Gruß
Svenöff

[LuckyWinner]

Moin moin, seid gegrüßt!

AM 13.09. hat ppro eine weitere grosse Partnerschaft bekannt gegeben. Diesmal mit dem drittgrössten Softwarehersteller der Welt. Daraufhin wird demnächst auch die Power und Expertise von 3000 Vertriebsleuten von Computer Associates genutzt werden. Ausserdem wird zusammen die Softwarelösung von PPRO weiterentwickelt. Also ein weiterer wichtiger Schritt auf dem Weg nach oben.

Hier nun die Komplette Pressemitteilung:

Computer Associates and PurchasePro.com Form Strategic Alliance to Deliver Advanced E-Commerce Products
LAS VEGAS & ISLANDIA, NY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 13, 2000--


Development and Marketing Agreement to Bring Integrated Offerings to Businesses of All Sizes

PurchasePro.com (NASDAQ:PPRO), a leading enabler of business-to-business e-commerce for companies of all sizes, and Computer Associates International Inc. (NYSE:CA), one of the world`s leading e-business solutions providers, today announced a broad strategic alliance that includes technology integration, joint channel development and co-marketing efforts.

Under the agreement, several Computer Associates` (CA) products, including Neugents ii, E-Trust and Jasmine ii, will be integrated into the PurchasePro.com platform. The two companies will jointly market and promote the bundled solutions.

The partnership provides PurchasePro.com with access to thousands of midsized and large companies through CA`s existing relationships, complementing the company`s channel efforts to reach businesses through strategic relationships with America Online, Sprint, Office Depot and others.

"The integration of CA`s market-leading suite of e-business infrastructure solutions with our end-to-end e-commerce platform will enable us to deliver the most advanced, intelligent, and comprehensive e-commerce product to our massive customer base of all sized businesses," said Charles Johnson, Jr., chairman and chief executive officer of PurchasePro.com.

"CA`s technology will allow us to unlock the value of our marketplace data to benefit all our users. PurchasePro.com is committed to our strategy of extending our global reach to new channels and customers through proven industry leaders like CA," Johnson added.

"By integrating our technology and marketing efforts with PurchasePro.com`s ASP platform, we are partnering with the premier e-commerce provider with the greatest reach and the best industry solutions," said Russ Artzt, executive vice president and co-founder of CA. "We believe the relationship will deliver the strongest value proposition to our customers while delivering multiple recurring revenue streams for both CA and PurchasePro.com.

"We plan to immediately deliver the new, integrated solution to our thousands of customers worldwide, offering them a superb and streamlined e-business solution," concluded Artzt.

CA, the third largest software company in the world, will work together with PurchasePro.com to integrate its artificial intelligence technology, security functionality and advanced ERP integration capabilities with PurchasePro.com`s end-to-end e-commerce platform.

Neugents ii, CA`s patented neural network technology, provides self-learning, intelligent applications that will allow PurchasePro.com`s marketplaces to forecast and adjust to changing market conditions in real time.

CA`s E-Trust technology will safeguard all mission-critical resources from browser to mainframe for PurchasePro.com members and includes risk assessment, attack detection and loss prevention.

In addition, Jasmine ii technology, which uses the data analysis capabilities of Neugents ii, will streamline ERP integration and enhance both the creation and speed to market for PurchasePro.com private labeled marketplaces.

"The reliability and cost effectiveness of CA`s products as a tool to enhance intelligence and safety on the PurchasePro.com network were key factors in cementing our relationship with CA," said Mike Kennedy, chief technology officer and senior vice president of operations for PurchasePro.com.

Additionally, CA will be actively engaged in helping to market PurchasePro.com`s industry leading e-commerce products through an integrated sales force encompassing more than 3,000 sales representatives and thousands of distributors worldwide. Joint sales training and product integration efforts are slated to begin immediately.

"CA`s strong software sales force offers the industry`s premier training program. The company`s wide reach and blue chip customer base are expected to provide immediate growth opportunities for PurchasePro.com," said Dale Boeth, senior vice president of channel strategies and business development for PurchasePro.com.

Through the PurchasePro.com global marketplace, customers can connect with tens of thousands of businesses worldwide, capitalizing on the business-to-business industry`s complete buy-side/sell-side solution.

[blash.de]

Hi,

PPRO, B2B im Mittelstand und Kooperat. mit AOL!Sollte sich am Jahresende in den Zahlen zeigen und natürl. im Kurs :-) ! SG Cowen gibt gutes Kursziel 110 US-Dollar (Last Trade 64 39/64 US-Dollar)

Gruß www.blash.de




Friday September 15, 10:11 am Eastern Time

RESEARCH ALERT-SG Cowen starts, resumes rating on 4 stocks
NEW YORK, Sept 15 (Reuters) - SG Cowen on Friday said it initiated coverage of several stocks, and resumed coverage on another.
-- said resumed coverage of Aspen Technology (NasdaqNM:AZPN - news) with a buy rating and a price target of $57 a share.
-- said initiated coverage of Commerce One Inc. (NasdaqNM:CMRC - news) with a strong buy rating and a $94 price target.

-- said began coverage of PurchasePro.com Inc. (NasdaqNM:PPRO - news) with a strong buy rating and $110 price target.

-- said started coverage of VerticalNet Inc. (NasdaqNM:VERT - news) with a buy rating.
-- Aspen shares eased about 19/64 to $45-5/64; VerticalNet rose 3/8 to $44-7/8; Commerce One edged up 3/4 to $71-1/2, and PurchasePro.com climbed $5 to $67-1/2.

[LuckyWinner]

Moin moin ersteinmal

Der über mir genannten Analyse kann ich noch einen weitere zur Seite stellen. Kurzziel wurde dabei stark von 70 auf 120$ angehoben. Also noch 10 $ mehr als das Kursziel von SG Cowen.

RESEARCH ALERT - Lehman raises PurchasePro to buy

NEW YORK, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Lehman Bros. said Wednesday it raised its rating on business-to-business marketplace operator PurchasePro.com Inc. <PPRO.O> to buy from outperform and upped its 12-month share price target to $120 from $70. -- said catalysts for upgrade include PurchasePro`s growing sales channel partnerships and the launch of America Online Inc.`s <AOL.N> Netbusiness B2B marketplace. -- said revenue estimates rise from $48.8 million to $55.6 million for calendar year 2000 and from $152.5 million to $184.1 million for calendar year 2001. -- said earnings per share estimates improve from a loss of $1.15 to a loss of 95 cents in 2000 and from a profit of 40 cents to 64 cents in 2001. -- said expect PurchasePro`s growing channel partner relationships to ramp its marketplace sales. Computer Associates International Inc <CA.N>, with its 3,000 sales professionals and 165,000 customers, is an example of this. -- said on the advertising side, PurchasePro can monetize traffic from the AOL deal through preferred supplier placements, classified ads and banners.

Shares of PurchasePro closed Tuesday at $61-3/4, off a 52-week high of $175, up from a year low of $16-5/8.

Na denn, da wünsche ich noch viel Spass mit ppro.

MfG aus dem Norden LuckyWinner.

[Svenöff]

Da denn hurra!!!
Warten wir auf weitere "Strong-buy"-Einstufungen.
MfG aus dem schönen Süden
Svenöff

[dosto]

hallo Svenöff
vergess nicht zu verkaufen. bei 80$ kommen massive
charttechnische widerstände. und analisten-empfehlungen
darauf ist wohl geschis..., oder soll dir mal ein
paar hundert die danebenliegen hier reinstellen.

also freund aufpassen, das spiel heisst gewinne machen-
und sicherstellen.
viel glück

[rtc]

Das ist doch ein Asia-Wert?!
Lieber Finger weg! Wenn Du Gewinn hast, vergiss nicht zu verkaufen!
rtc

[ndr]

Hallo zusammen,
hier kommen noch mehr gute Nachrichten. Hänge ich unten dran.

@rtc: Du kennst Dich aber richtig gut aus, oder? Oder liegt Las Vegas jetzt in Asien? Haben die Japaner das übernommen?

Schönen Tag noch allen,
NDR
Thursday September 21 8:33 AM ET
PurchasePro.com Sets 2-For-1 Stock Split

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Electronic business-to-business marketplace
operator PurchasePro.com Inc. (NasdaqNM:PPRO - news) on Thursday
said it would split its common stock on a two-for-one basis.

Las Vegas-based PurchasePro.com said it would distribute new shares in the
split on Oct. 12 to shareholders of record on Sept. 29.

``This action will increase the liquidity of PurchasePro.com stock,``
PurchasePro.com Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Charles Johnson
said in a statement. ``Moreover, it reflects what we believe is an extremely
positive response from the financial community to PurchasePro.com`s
business model, the company`s progress since its initial public offering in
September 1999, and PurchasePro.com`s favorable outlook.``

PurchasePro.com shares closed Wednesday at $73-1/8 on Nasdaq. The
stock has a 52-week range of $16-5/8 to $175.

The company currently has about 32 million shares outstanding, according to Standard & Poor`s MarketScope.

[dosto]

LAS VEGAS klingt seeeeehr vertrauenserweckend.
eine richtige workoholic-gegend.

[Svenöff]

@dosto

Grüß Dich,
Dein Beitrag klingt irgendwie seeeehr zynisch, kann das sein???
Bitte um Antwort, wenn Du irgendwas weißt, das Dich zu dieser
komischen Antwort verleitet.
Danke im Voraus
Grüße
Svenöff

[dosto]

na ja der vergleich mit asien ist vielleicht gar nicht so schlecht,
nach meinen wissen und sehen wird auf diesen plätzen überall heftig gezockt, und das ist nicht zynisch sondern eine tatsache.
hat allerdings keine aussagekraft auf die company, was ich
meine ist:fühl dich nicht so sicher, mein freund, deine
posts sind mir ein bischen hype-optimistisch, du hast zwar eine
aktie mit engem markt (ausstehende shares), aber der schuss kann
auch nach hinten los gehen. nach meinen informationen (meistens
sind sie nicht so schlecht) wird B2B gerade gerne als trader-
geschäft betrieben, aber daß viele bereit sind diese aktien langfristig ins depot zu stellen ist mir nicht bekannt, ich spreche
jetzt von leuten die so ab 1.000 shares kaufen. sogar grosse
infestmentfonds schämen sich überhaupt nicht in letzter zeit
heftig in high-tech und internet zu traden, das ist nun wirklich mal
was neues einen lammers etc. in unserem stall-unglaublich.
gruss dosto
der dich wieder auffordert ein wachsames auge auf deinem investment
zu halten (von panik ist hier keine rede- sondern vom gewinne-
machen.)