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[sphere]

Die Aktie schießt förmlich nach oben!
Gibt es Neuigkeiten?

[siamsi]

was heißt hier fsch und konsorten. bitte nen anderen ton , dann bekommst du auch eine antwort .

siamsi

[sphere]

Aufgrund eines internen Kommunikationsproblems in der Investor Relation Abteilung hat sich im letzten Posting ein Fehler eingeschlichen.RIchtig muß es heißen:

SoFORT : FSCH u. SIAMSI u. GERMANASTI u. NOGGERT u. ...u...u...u...u...u..u...u..u...u..

[sphere]

51% auf der Nasdaq!
Habe noch keine Info weswegen....

[fsch]

Kurspflege.

[Table_Top]

..

....Sugardaddy....

TT

[JAJA]

Hallo,

woher war den vor der Eröffnung der NASDAQ denn zu erkennen, daß dieser Wert in USA so steigen würde.
Denn alle, die hier vorher kauften, hatten doch die Informationen. Für Hinweise auf welcher Site (vorbörsliche Kurse) so etwas zu erfahren ist, wäre ich dankbar:

Gruß
Jaja

[Bernardo]

Kurspflege heißt:Buy-Rating von der Credit Suisse First Boston
Kursziel $8!!
BigChart Info von heute

[fsch]

http://www.island.com

Und ins Eingabefeld MRCH eintragen.

Grüße, fs

[JAJA]

@ fsch,

danke!
Ach übrigens fehlt mir noch Deine Antwort im Thread:
" Um 14.00 Uhr beginnt der Crash". Bei Gelegenheit vielleicht mal.

Gruß
jaja

[Consula]

Marchfirst bereits 60% Plus in US!!!
http://www.uptotrade.de/ubb/Forum3/HTML/000157.html

[bareda]

über 70 % und doch nur lächerliche ca 1.3 dollar
1 mitarbeiter von mrch wird gerade mal mit etwas über 53000 Us Dollar bewertet.
Der Kurssprung war seit wochen zu erwarten.
es bedurfte lediglich eines a n a l y sten.

[layman2000]

aktuell schon wieder 10% vom high abgegeben.

erste Gewinnmitnahmen

[bareda]

gewinnmitnahmen von daytradern - zockern
oder verkäufe von ängstlichen.


January 5, 2001 10:36am
 
MarchFirst wields layoff ax again
 
By Melanie Austria Farmer, Special to ZDII
 

Struggling Internet consulting company MarchFirst has started yet another round of layoffs.

Kelly Miller, a spokeswoman for the Chicago-based company, confirmed the layoffs Friday but declined to give further details, saying only that the layoffs were "ongoing this week."
The company is still working to reach a cost-cutting goal that it did not achieve with its first round of job cuts, Miller said.

In November, MarchFirst laid off approximately 1,000 employees, or about one-tenth of its work force, as part of an initiative to cut costs and streamline operations. Through the reduction, the company has said it plans to save approximately $100 million annually, beginning this year. At present, the company employs roughly 8,000 people worldwide.

Miller said she could not provide the total number of layoffs that are occurring this week because some employees are still being notified. "We will probably have some numbers early next week," she added.

Like others in the once hot Internet consulting market, MarchFirst has had to reduce its workforce to save money. The company, which was created from the merger between management consulting firm Whittman-Hart and Web consultancy USWeb/CKS, has been fighting to survive in the midst of a changing market landscape that has many rivals scrambling to stay alive.

"All we`ve heard are bad reports from (MarchFirst) in the last six months," said Tom Rodenhauser, an industry analyst who heads Consulting Information Services. "If they have (more layoffs), they`re finished. There`s nothing left. There hasn`t been anything left for a while."

MarchFirst, whose shares have plummeted from a 52-week high of $56.50 to a low of $1, also has been on a trek to nab additional funding to sustain its business.

It recently received a $12 million interest-free loan from existing investor Microsoft and a $150 million investment from equity firm Francisco Partners.

MarchFirst had stated in a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it needed approximately $50 million in additional financing through the end of 2000 and another $50 million in early 2001 to refinance its existing bank facilities and to meet the company`s liquidity needs for the foreseeable future. News.com`s Stefanie Olsen contributed to this report.

[layman2000]

...es geht wieder aufwärts !!

Sollen die zocker & Daytrader sich
um die cents prügeln..

ich bin davon überzeugt, dass mrch
in Erwartung guter zahlen noch diese
oder nachste woche auf 4-5 E steigen werden.

Gewinnmitnahmen von zockern sind da nur
eine günstige Gelegenheit zum nachfassen.

Jau

[maexe]

Kursziel 11 $

http://www.buyhigh.org/picks.htm



NEW YORK, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Shares of MarchFirst Inc. <MRCH.O> jumped more than 63 percent Monday morning after the Internet consulting firm, one of many information technology consultancies recently hammered by a slowing economy, was reinitiated as a buy by a major brokerage.

MarchFirst rose $1-3/16 to $3-1/16 Monday mid-morning on volume of nearly 10 million shares. It was the No. 3 percentage gainer on Nasdaq, as well as among the most active issues.

Early on Monday, Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) reinstated coverage of the Chicago-based firm with a buy recommendation and a target price of $8. CSFB cited the a recent capital infusion of $150 million by private equity company Francisco Partners.

MarchFirst said at that time that proceeds from the Francisco Partners investment would allow the company to execute its 2001 business plan.

CSFB highlighted MarchFirst`s recent steps, including workforce reduction and the trimming of unprofitable dot-com clients, as positives for the company. "Management`s track record bodes well for turnaround," it wrote.

In mid-November MarchFirst -- which resulted from the March 2000 merger of Whittman-Hart and USWeb/CKS -- cut 1,000 jobs, or about 10 percent of its headcount.

In a further move to trim costs as the company seeks to save $100 million annually, the company said early in January it was undertaking another round or job cuts, although it didn`t detail at that time how many additional employees were being ceased.

MarchFirst officials were not immediately available for comment Monday morning.

Grüße, maexe.