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Einfach Mal so in den Raum gestellt, was die Amis z.Zt. so alles übersehen:

Hier übersehen sie NENG:



Cash Position Better than Expected
CANTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 4, 2001--Network Engines, Inc. (Nasdaq: NENG - news), today announced that it expects to report revenue for the fiscal second quarter ended March 31, 2001 of approximately $2.5 million, significantly below the Company`s previous expectations of $7.0 million. The Company cited continued weakness in IT investments by its core ``new economy`` customer base, increased pricing pressure from general purpose server vendors and the delayed delivery of its new WebEngine(TM) Sierra(TM) server appliance, which began shipping very late in the second quarter.

The Company stated that as a result of management`s cash conservation measures throughout the quarter, it is projecting the Company`s use of cash in the second quarter to be approximately $25 million, versus an original expectation of $30 to $35 million, of which $15 million is due to a previously disclosed write-down of inventory. The cash balance at the end of the quarter is currently expected to be approximately $88 million or $2.50 per share.

Commenting on the announcement, John Curtis, newly appointed president and chief executive officer of Network Engines, said, ``We are very disappointed with the level of revenues this quarter. However, we are optimistic about the prospects for our new Network-Attached Storage (NAS) appliance, StorageEngine Voyager and our new server appliance, WebEngine Sierra, both of which began shipping during this past quarter. Given the current economic environment and the associated decrease in revenue visibility, we have launched an extensive review of all costs to conserve cash and protect our cash position. Additionally, we are evaluating all of our technology and skill sets to determine the best strategy for the future.``

The Company expects to report second quarter results during the week of April 30th.

About Network Engines

Network Engines (Nasdaq: NENG - news) provides high-density, scalable Internet server appliances that support large Web-based applications for web hosting and service providers, content infrastructure providers, application service providers, and other e-commerce based businesses. The Company was founded in 1997 and is based in Canton, Massachusetts. For more information, visit the company`s Web site at www.networkengines.com

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Und nebenbei machen sie -1,24$ Verlust pro Aktie dieses Jahr. Was glaubst du wie schnell die Kohle weg ist wenn es noch schlechter läuft. Es würde dir wahrscheinlich etwas bringen wenn du den Laden komplett übernimmst und gleich dicht machst, dann bleibt vielleicht etwas übrig.

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Dann darfst du aber gar keine Aktie mehr kaufen, wenn
"du glaubst, wie schnell die Kohle weg ist, wenn es noch schlechter läuft" (Zitat von dir s.o.).

Warum sind die Kurse vieler Aktien so schlecht, wenn nicht vom negativsten Szenario ausgegangen wird ?