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Wo führt denn das wieder hin.
Freitag noch 10$, heute in der Spitze 25$.

[buckweiser]

irgendwo da ganz oben bin ich eingestiegen, aber egal

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Dann brauchst Du Abwechslung

[buckweiser]

Die hat ja noch was an!!!

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Die nicht.

[lenny007]

Hi,

gute Aussichten!!

NETP = Neger tatschen Pussies!

Hoffe die Zahlen morgen werden gut.
Denke 30 sind kurzfristig drin.
Langfristig (2 Jahre) > 100$.

Gruß

[Tikomi]

hoffeee bald aus dem Minusbereich raus zu kommen! Wenns so weitergeht, wird es sehr bald sein, wenns kein rückschlag gibt.
Was meint ihr eigentlich??
Ich denke die meisten sind so im Bereich 40- 60 E zum Zuge gekommen. Viele der Anleger, die auf Harmons
empfehlung kekauft haben, sind von der Kursentwicklung nicht sonderlich glücklich, ja man kann sagen, viele haben das Vertrauenan
in diese Werte verloren.
Daher meine Frage was meint Ihr?? Wenn der Kurs s weiter steigt und de meisten wiede plus/minus auf null sind, wären wir eine
nochmalige verkaufswelle erleben, da viel wie gesagt, das Vertrauen an diese Aktien verloren haben, oder wie werden sich die meisten
verhalten.
Ich persönlich rechne mit einer leichten Verkaufswelle. Da die meisten Kleinanleger ihre nerve nicht mehr weiter strapazieren wollen.

Ich möchte hier und an diese stelle allen raten, die die letzten turbulenten mitgemacht haben, ihren Wert nicht zu verkaufen, da sie
sonst wiedermal Opfer von Insidern werden können.

Wie denkt ihr darüber?

grüsseee

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Net Perceptions Reports Q1 Revenues Up 401% Year-Over-Year; Sequential Growth Totals 51%; J.P. Morgan, Sony, and SBC added as customers
Business Wire - April 24, 2000 16:31
MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 24, 2000--Net Perceptions, Inc. (Nasdaq: NETP), a leading supplier of realtime personalization and precision marketing software solutions, today announced record revenues of $9.5 million for the first quarter ended March 31, 2000, the 11th consecutive quarter of strong revenue growth. First quarter revenues were up 401% over the $1.9 million reported in the same period last year and 51% from the $6.3 million reported in the fourth quarter of 1999, exceeding consensus analysts` expectations by more than 26%.

The company reported a pro forma net loss for the quarter of $3.8 million before amortization of goodwill and other intangibles related to the recent KD1 acquisition, or ($0.17) per share, compared with a pro forma loss of $2.9 million, or ($0.19), in the same period in 1999. The quarter`s results were $0.03 per share better than the First Call Consensus of ($0.20). The company`s loss including the amortization of intangibles associated with the purchase of KD1 of Austin, Texas was $7.6 million, or ($0.34) per share.

"The first quarter of 2000 marked a number of significant milestones for Net Perceptions," said Steven Snyder, Net Perceptions` president and CEO. "In a single three-month period, the company completed both the acquisition and integration of KD1, and a secondary offering, bringing cash and marketable securities to more than $120 million. At the same time, we generated another quarter of record sales across an ever broadening product and customer base."

During the quarter, Net Perceptions added 25 new license customers, further increased its average deal size and significantly broadened distribution through channel partners, and international sales efforts. Key highlights include:


-- Net Perceptions completed the sale of two million shares of
common stock in a secondary offering that raised $84.8 million
in net proceeds, bringing cash, cash equivalents and
investments to more than $120 million.

-- As of March 31, Net Perceptions had 191 customers, maintaining
its leadership in the realtime personalization space. New
customers included SBC Services, Inc., parent company of
Southwestern Bell, Ameritech and Pacific Bell, in the
company`s first major call center application in the
telecommunications market. Other new customers include Sony
Electronics, a major customer win that resulted from the
company`s joint venture in Japan, and J.P. Morgan, which
became a new Net Perceptions for Knowledge Management
customer.

-- The company continued to diversify its customer mix. Of its 18
new retail-oriented customers, 11 are multi-channel retailers,
consistent with the company`s strategy of focusing on this key
segment of the retail industry. Less than 25% of the company`s
reported revenues in the quarter were attributable to "pure
dot.com" companies.

-- Net Perceptions filed two new patent applications, bringing to
17 the total number of pending patent applications.

-- Pro forma operating margins continued to improve, increasing
to a negative 47% compared with a negative 53% in the fourth
quarter and further reinforcing the pathway to profitability.
Year over year, operating margins improved by 101 percentage
points from negative 148%.

-- In February the company launched its GreenLight Go!
Application Service Provider (ASP) product that features an
interface with its Marketing Campaigns product.

Broadened Distribution
During the first quarter, the company recognized its first significant revenue from its joint venture in Japan with the sale of Net Perceptions for E-commerce to Sony Electronics, and generated channel-related sales through Net Effect BV, The Hong Kong Connection Ltd., Wheelhouse, Inc., BroadVision, and Fort Point Partners. These efforts resulted in a significant improvement in the percentage of revenue derived from indirect channels and in the geographic distribution of the company`s sales. Indirect channel sales accounted for 28% of our revenues, up from 12% in the fourth quarter, and international sales increased to 36% of total revenues, up from 13% in the fourth quarter.

Earlier this month, Net Perceptions announced that i2 Technologies, Inc. plans to license the Net Perceptions` Knowledge Refinery for integration into i2`s TradeMatrix(TM) business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing, commerce, fulfillment and customer care solutions. i2 will also resell Net Perceptions` GreenLight Retail Discovery Suite and its full line of realtime recommendation products for e-commerce, call centers and e-mail campaign management.

"Our people worked exceptionally hard to achieve our goals of expanding our business through new product offerings, acquisitions, selling through indirect channels, continued traction in our customer base and strengthening our balance sheet," said Mr. Snyder. "We have begun to realize a significant return on the investments we have made to develop our channel partners and strategic alliances and to build our sales organization internationally."

About Net Perceptions

Net Perceptions is a leading provider of enterprise-wide personalization and precision marketing software solutions for Internet and multi-channel retailers. Its software is designed to help retailers understand customers individually, optimize product assortments, prices and inventories and offer the right product to the right customer at the right price. Net Perceptions` customers include many of the world`s best-known brands including: Art.com, Bertelsmann, CDNOW, The Children`s Place, Egghead.com, eToys.com, Fingerhut, Hudson`s Bay Company, J.C. Penney, Procter & Gamble, Tower Records and Walgreens. Incorporated in Delaware, July 3, 1996, the company has offices in Minneapolis; San Francisco; New York; Austin, Texas; Richardson, Texas; Berkshire, U.K. and a joint venture operation in Japan. For more information about Net Perceptions products visit http://www.netperceptions.com or call 800-466-0711.

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Ein nettes Ergebnis zu später Stunde...

[buckweiser]

nachbörslich leicht rauf(21$)

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Hi Buck,

bei NETP haben wir hoffentlich die Tiefstkurse für dieses Jahr hinter uns.
Ergebnis besser als erwartet, Umsatzwachstum über 50% zum Vorquartal.
Das wird schon werden.

Gruß
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Antwort an Tinkomi,

sollte noch eine Verkaufswelle kommen, so soll sie kommen.
Zur Zeit wundert mich nicht`s.
Aber gegen das Umsatzwachstum und den geringer als erwarteten Verlust kommt auch die Todesliste von Barron`s nicht an.

Gruß
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