Open Market - jetzt ein kauf!!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[algedidi]

j

[Empathos]

Das denk ich schon lange !

[kevvin]

kauft bzw. habt ihr in Deutschland oder in USA gekauft?

[Empathos]

In Frankfurt

[Jean_II]

Hab letzte Woche für 9.5$ in NY gekauft und bleibe vorerst dabei, hatten immerhin am Dienstag Intraday über 20% plus in NY, denke eigentlich, daß Wir sowas bei einer positiven Nasdaq nochmal sehen und dann auch halten sollten! Also für ca.12$ wohl immer noch ein ganz klarer Kauf!
Gruss Jean_II

[Jean_II]

Waren heute Intraday mal wieder bei 13.25$, hat leider nicht ganz gehalten, gab wohl am Ende doch noch einige Verkäufe, aber ist immerhin ein schönes Plus geblieben! Bleibe erstmal dabei, Gruss Jean_II

[kevvin]

Jetzt geht`s anscheinend wieder rückwärts ...
Ich wollte zwar solche Kurse zum Einstieg nützen, werde aber aufgrund der ungewissen Nasdaq-Lage lieber noch etwas abwarten.
Was meint Ihr dazu?
Schönen Tag noch
kevvin

[Jean_II]

Open market kann sich eindeutig dem Markt nicht widersetzen, läufts die nächsten Tage an der Nasdaq weiter Richtung Süden, wird Open Market auch weiter verlieren, denke ich! Trotzdem sind die momentanen Kurse alles Einkaufspreise mit Sicht auf 6 Monate!
Gruss Jean_II

[Jean_II]

OMKT heute endlich mal wieder deutlich im plus und das bei einer schlechten Nasdaq! Wer ist denn überhaupt noch investiert in Open Market von Euch?
Gruss Jean_II

[Whisky98]

Jean ich bin Investiert und zwar aus Charttechnichen
Gesichtspunkten.Ich glaube bei positiven Umfeld haben wir
"Luft" bis23$.Gestern recht hohe Umsätze!Warum kann
ich dir leider auch nicht sagen.
Auf höhere Kurse.

[Jean_II]

Open Market in diesem Massaker sogar im plus!
Aktuell ca.2%, das ist doch wenigstens etwas positives heute!
Gruss Jean_II

[kevvin]

Vor allem an der Nasdaq trotz extrem schlechten Umfeld im Plus!
Hoffentlich wirkt sich das auch in den nächsten Tagen aus ...
Viel Spaß mit Open Market!

[Jean_II]

muß den thread anscheinend als einziger am leben erhalten, aber wenn´s so weiter geht wie heute, mach ich das gerne!
über 15% im plus heute, das ist doch schon sehr positiv, bin mal extrem gespannt, wieviele da morgen in NY ihre gewinne einsacken!?!
gruss jean_II

[Jean_II]

muß den thread anscheinend als einziger am leben erhalten, aber wenn´s so weiter geht wie heute, mach ich das gerne!
über 15% im plus heute, das ist doch schon sehr positiv, bin mal extrem gespannt, wieviele da morgen in NY ihre gewinne einsacken!?!
gruss jean_II

[aktienkiller]

hi leute,

habe hier nun endlich mal einen beitrag über omkt gefunden. also meiner meinung nach muß igendwas im busch sein. letzte woche schon
mal gegen den trend 8% gestiegen und auch gestern 15%. irgendwelche news habe ich auch nicht gefunden. oder weiß jemand mehr.
was habt ihr denn eigentlich für kursziele auf sicht 6 monate. habe mir die aktie nämlich aus charttechnischer sicht vor 2 wochen gekauft
und bis jetzt gefällt sie mir ganz gut. nasdaq in der zwischnzeit -10% und omkt fast unverändert.

mfg sebastian

[kevvin]

Hi Sebastian!
Über Kursziele möchte ich mich bei Open Market nicht auslassen, da ich von denen zu wenig weiß. Ich weiß, man sollte sich vor einem Kauf ein Unternehmen erst genau anschauen, die wichtigsten Daten analysieren, blablabla ...
aber ab und zu Verlaß ich mich auch gern mal nur auf mein Gefühl, und das sagte mir: "Kaufen!"
Gründe:
1. B2B wird wieder kommen (hat ja noch nicht mal richtig angefangen)
2. Wie Du schon sagtest,der äußerst interessante Chart
3. Das ungewöhnliche Verhalten gegenüber dem Gesamtmarkt (Nemax und Nasdaq)
Darum denke ich, daß wenn die aktuelle Technologie-Phobie überwunden ist, Open Market kurzfristig mehr Potential haben wird als andere etabliertere Werte.
Ich muß aber zugeben, daß Open Market FÜR MICH eine Zocker-Position in meinem Depot ist, wenngleich ich auch denke, daß nach unten der Boden gefunden sein müßte.
Grüße aus Franken
kevvin

[JB-007]

Hier eine Meldung von gestern
nachzulesen unter Bloomberg.com

iPlanet(TM) and Open Market in Strategic
Relationship

Open Market e-Business Suite Will Integrate With iPlanet`s New
Standards-based

Open Digital Marketplaces Platform and Industry-leading E-Commerce
Infrastructure

Open Market Also In Agreement With AOL to Integrate Shopping
Technologies into e-Business Suite



BURLINGTON, Mass. and MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., May 22 /PRNewswire/ --

iPlanet(TM) E-Commerce Solutions, a Sun-Netscape Alliance, and Open
Market,
Inc. (Nasdaq: OMKT) today announced that they will be working together to
expand and complement iPlanet`s Internet selling offering, which includes
iPlanet(TM) SellerXpert, to deliver a comprehensive standards-based sell-side
solution for business-to-business (B2B) open digital marketplaces. Under an
agreement, Open Market and America Online, Inc. (NYSE: AOL) will also
integrate AOL technologies, including AOL Quick Checkout and Shopping
Search,
into Open Market`s e-Business Suite.

Under an agreement, Open Market will integrate its market-leading sell-
side e-Business Suite, including Transact(TM), for commerce management,
and
Content Server(TM), for content management, with iPlanet`s industry leading e-

commerce infrastructure and marketplace platform which includes iPlanet(TM)
Market Maker, iPlanet(TM) Application Server, iPlanet(TM) Directory Server,
iPlanet(TM) ECXpert solutions, and iPlanet SellerXpert, an Internet selling
enterprise application.

The new solution will give B2B online sellers a foundation to quickly
scale to exploit new business opportunities and the flexibility to take their
participation and integration with digital marketplaces to the next level.
Companies will be able to connect their customer`s procurement systems and
to
tap into exchanges and marketplaces -- a rich source of potential customers
and trading partners.

The iPlanet and Open Market initiative includes three key elements:
-- iPlanet e-commerce solutions and Open Market will work together to
deliver the next generation of Internet selling solutions for open
digital marketplaces;
-- iPlanet has selected Open Market`s new e-Business Suite as a
recommended sell-side software complement to iPlanet SellerXpert for
open end-to-end B2B e-business solutions;
-- Open Market will further deepen its support for iPlanet`s e-commerce
infrastructure, integrating with iPlanet Application Server, iPlanet
Directory Server and iPlanet ECXpert solutions in addition to
supporting the iPlanet Market Maker platform.



"As leaders in creating e-commerce solutions to ensure customer success in
the Net Economy, we are once again breaking new ground for our customers,"

said Mark Tolliver, president and general manager of iPlanet E-Commerce
Solutions. "It was a natural fit to combine iPlanet`s strong heritage as the
leading provider of a scalable, open standards based e-commerce platform
with
Open Market`s expertise in the Internet selling arena. Our customers will
benefit from Open Market`s commitment to iPlanet`s industry leading
e-commerce
infrastructure and open digital marketplaces solution, iPlanet Market Maker."
"We`re pleased to be working with iPlanet to provide B2B online sellers a
technology foundation that will enable them to reap the rewards of
participating in and integrating with digital marketplaces," said Ron Matros,
president and CEO of Open Market, Inc. "Open Market is committed to
iPlanet`s
open e-commerce infrastructure and our customers have grown to depend on
the
flexibility and scalability that it provides. We will continue our work in
supporting that infrastructure and we`re happy to be solidifying our
relationship with iPlanet."

AOL Shopping Technologies to be Integrated into e-Business Suite
In addition, under an agreement, Open Market and America Online, Inc. will
integrate AOL technologies, including AOL Quick Checkout and Shopping
Search,
into Open Market`s e-Business Suite. Incorporating AOL`s technology will
enable Open Market to offer e-businesses a technology solution that can

integrate with the Shop@AOL online shopping platform "out of the box"; in
addition, America Online will recommend Open Market`s AOL-enabled
e-business
software suite to its Shop@AOL merchants as a preferred software solution.

Patrick Gates, AOL Vice President for E-Commerce, said: "Open Market`s e-
commerce software is a proven scalability leader with integrated customer
care, and when integrated with AOL technology like Quick Checkout and
Shopping
Search, we think it will be an excellent technology solution for Shop@AOL
merchants."
"We are thrilled that AOL sees us as a leading provider of secure,
reliable e-commerce technology solutions," said Matros. "By integrating AOL
technologies like Quick Checkout and Shopping Search into our solutions, our

merchant customers will also be able to quickly get the full benefit of being
AOL merchant partners."

About iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions

iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions, a Sun-Netscape Alliance, was established in
March 1999 by America Online, Inc. and Sun Microsystems, Inc. to provide
easy-
to-deploy, comprehensive e-commerce solutions for the Net Economy. iPlanet
E-
Commerce Solutions provides the industry`s broadest portfolio of e-commerce
infrastructure and applications software and services. The iPlanet Messaging,
Directory, Web and Application Server software all enjoy #1 market share
positions. The portfolio also includes award-winning applications for
Strategic Internet

Procurement, Internet Trading Communities, Internet Bill Presentment and
Payment and Internet Selling within Open Marketplaces For more information,

consult the iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions Web site at www.iplanet.com or
call
888-786-8111.

About America Online, Inc.

Founded in 1985, America Online, Inc., based in Dulles, Virginia, is the
world`s leader in interactive services, Web brands, Internet technologies, and
e-commerce services. America Online, Inc. operates: America Online, with
more
than 22 million members, and CompuServe, with more than 2.7 million
members,
the company`s two worldwide Internet services; several leading Internet brands
including ICQ, AOL Instant Messenger and Digital City, Inc.; the Netscape
Netcenter and AOL.COM portals; the Netscape Navigator and Communicator
browsers; AOL Moviefone, the nation`s #1 movie listing guide and ticketing
service; and Spinner.com and NullSoft`s Winamp, leaders in Internet music.
Through its strategic alliance with Sun Microsystems, the company develops
and
offers easy-to-deploy, end-to-end e-commerce and enterprise solutions for
companies operating in the Net Economy.

About Open Market

Founded in 1994, Open Market, Inc. (Nasdaq: OMKT) is a world leading
provider of integrated, enterprise e-business solutions. Open Market offers
an integrated set of open, scaleable applications that enable enterprises to
move their businesses to the Web. Open Market`s products enable companies
to
build dynamic, personalized, revenue generating Web sites that are cost
effective, easy to manage and quickly adapt to changing business
requirements.
Among Open Market`s distinguished roster of global customers are many of
the
most popular domains on the Web, including Lycos.com, and AOL.com;
major
industrials such as Acer, Ingram Micro, Milacron, and Siemens; and 10 of the
world`s top 13 national telephone companies. Open Market`s content
management
software is used by companies including Lucent Technologies, FT.com and
Chase
Manhattan Bank. The company, headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts,
has
a presence in 31 countries. Open Market`s international head office is in the
UK with additional offices in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan
and The Netherlands. Open Market can be reached by calling
1-888-OPEN-MKT
(toll-free) or 1-781-359-3000 in the U.S. or [phone] in the U.K.
or by visiting http://www.openmarket.com.

Sun, Sun Microsystems, the Sun Logo and iPlanet are trademarks or
registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and
other
countries. Netscape and the Netscape N logo are registered trademarks of
Netscape Communications Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. Other
Netscape logos, product names, and service names are also trademarks of
Netscape Communications Corporation, which may be registered in other
countries.

Open Market, Marketing Studio, Catalog Centre, Syndication Centre, Content
Centre, Personalization Centre, Content Server, Transact, IPS, and ShopSite
are trademarks or registered trademarks of Open Market, Inc. in the United
States and other countries. All other names are used for identification
purposes only and may be trademarks of their respective owners.

This news release contains forward-looking statements that involve a
number of risks and uncertainties. Among the important factors that could
cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated by such
forward-looking statements are Open Market`s limited operating history, the
Company`s ability to integrate FutureTense in its operations, delays in
product development, development of the Internet market, changes in product
pricing policies, competitive pressures, and the risk factors detailed from
time to time in the company`s periodic reports and registration statements
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

[Jean_II]

Hi Leute!
Seid Ihr noch investiert, oder habt Ihr die schönen Gewinne der letzten Woche mitgenommen??? Bin selber immer noch investiert, aber momentan schwer am überlegen, ob ich nicht lieber diese Woche Kasse machen soll!?!
Ist wirklich traumhaft gelaufen die letzten Tage, selbst an diesem schwachen Tag heute sind Wir mit OMKT über 8% im plus!
Schade, wären wohl bei positiver Nasdaq heute noch einige prozente mehr gewesen!
Meldet Euch mal, wenn Ihr noch dabei seid!
Gruss Jean_II

[SCIQUEST]

Verkaufen? Niemals!! Bis Ende diesen Jahres rück ich die Dinger nicht raus!!

[Daylightt]

Hallo, zusammen!!

Ich oute mich auch. Der Grund für den Anstieg ist eine neue Analystenmeinung von Pain Webber. Er stuft die Aktie zum ersten Mal mit einem "Buy" ein und gab ein Kursziel von US$ 30 - 35 bekannt.

cu

Daylightt

[Jean_II]

Hier der Originaltext von Aktiencheck.de:


07.06.2000
Open Market kaufen
Paine Webber


Das Investmenthaus PaineWebber empfielt den Kauf der Wertpapiere von Open Market (OMKT, WKN: 900952) mit einem Dezember 2000 Kursziel von $ 30-35.

Open Market sei ein weltweiter Marktführer in Internet Commerce Anwendungen. Der Markt solle, nach 1.7 Millarden Dollar im letzten Jahr, auf 13.2 Milliarden Dollar wachsen, was einem CAGR von 67 % entspreche.

Mit dem Wechsel des Managments sei der Turnaround auf dem besten Wege erreicht zu werden.




--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Gruss Jean_II

[Jean_II]

Aktuell in NY mit 12.5% im Plus!!!
18$!!! Wirklich eine traumhafte Performance in den letzten Wochen!
Viel Spaß allen die noch, oder neu dabei sind!
Gruss Jean_II

[kevvin]

tja freunde,
jetzt scheint`s ja richtig loszugehen...
schönen tag noch
euer kevvin

[aktienkiller]

hi leute,

also langsam macht börse wieder richtig spass. omkt hat ja gestern die verpflichtung eines managers bekannt gegeben, der vorher bei
kana gearbeitet hat. scheint wohl ein guter mann zu sein und trägt mit dazu bei das vertrauen der anleger wieder zu gewinnen.
wer weiss eigentlich, wann die quartalszahlen kommen?

mfg sebastian

[aktienkiller]

hi leute,

so hier nun mal der ganze text:

BURLINGTON, Mass. - June 9, 2000 - Open Market, Inc.
(NASDAQ: OMKT), a leading provider of integrated enterprise
e-business solutions, today announced the appointment of Patrick J.
Scannell, 46, to the company`s Board of Directors. Mr. Scannell is the
chief financial officer (CFO) of Silknet Software, which was recently
acquired by Kana Communications (NASDAQ: KANA). Mr. Scannell
replaces Gulrez Arshad, chairman, Nuland & Arshad, Inc., whose
tenure concluded in May 2000. With this announcement, there continues
to be eight members of the board.

Mr. Scannell has over 25 years of experience, currently as CFO of
Silknet Software. Silknet offers a robust, Web-based framework for
enabling and managing personalized interactions, collaborations, and
transactions with customers, partners, or employees.

Mr. Scannell plays an instrumental role in Silknet`s management,
including overseeing all of the company`s financing and expansion
planning, and providing fiscal and operational guidance for the
company`s international ventures in Europe and Asia. Mr. Scannell was
instrumental in negotiating the sale of Silknet to Kana Communications,
which closed on April 19, 2000.

Prior to joining Silknet, Mr. Scannell was executive vice president and
CFO at Applix, Inc., where he managed their growth plan and a
successful initial public offering of its stock. He has also served as vice
president of finance and administration at Alliant Computer Systems,
and as vice president and general manager of Alliant`s Japanese
operation.

"Open Market is exceptionally pleased to have Patrick Scannell joining
our Board of Directors," said Ron Matros, president and CEO of Open
Market. "His experience in the software industry from a financial
perspective as well as in the Web-based personalization and commerce
marketplace, will be a valuable asset to Open Market as we expand our
leading technology solutions."

Mr. Scannell joins current board members Thomas H. Bruggere, private
investor and consultant; Shikhar Ghosh, chairman, Open Market, Inc.,
and chairman and chief executive officer of iBelong Networks, Inc.;
William S. Kaiser, general partner, Greylock Management Corporation;
Harland LaVigne, president and CEO, StarBurst Software; Ronald
Matros, president and CEO of Open Market; Eugene F. Quinn, private
investor and consultant; and Paul Sagan, president and chief operating
officer, Akamai Technologies.

About Open Market
Founded in 1994, Open Market, Inc. (NASDAQ: OMKT) is a world
leading provider of integrated, enterprise e-business solutions. Open
Market offers an integrated set of open, scaleable applications that
enable enterprises to move their businesses to the Web. Open Market`s
products enable companies to build dynamic, personalized, revenue
generating Web sites that are cost effective, easy to manage and quickly
adapt to changing business requirements. Among Open Market`s
distinguished roster of global customers are many of the most popular
domains on the Web, including Lycos.com, and AOL.com; major
industrials such as Acer, Ingram Micro, Milacron, and Siemens; and 10
of the world`s top 13 national telephone companies. Open Market`s
content management software is used by companies including Lucent
Technologies, FT.com and Chase Manhattan Bank. The company,
headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, has a presence in 31
countries. Open Market`s international head office is in the UK with
additional offices in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan
and The Netherlands. Open Market can be reached by calling
1-888-OPEN-MKT (toll-free) or 1-781-359-3000 in the U.S. or +44
(0)1753 838 000 in the U.K. or by visiting
http://www.openmarket.com.


konnte bis jetzt immer noch nicht den termin für die nächsten quartalszahlen feststellen. also wer es weiss, bitte schreiben.

mfg

[Nando]

Moin,

jetzt gehts los. Der "tote Bereich" liegt hinter uns, ein schöner Ausbruch, der mich an den Dezember erinnert. Wenn es so weiter geht, Danke.

Nando

[Jean_II]

Scheint heute erstmal zu Gewinnmitnahmen zu kommen, war aber wohl zu erwarten!
Ich denke, Wir werden danach noch einen Schub sehen, wenn der Markt nicht dick ins minus zieht in den nächsten Tagen!
Gruss Jean_II

[megasolar]

Open Market News

link:
http://yahoo.cnet.com/news/0-1007-200-073487.html?pt.yfin.ca…


Open Market to unveil Net marketplace software
By Melanie Austria Farmer
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
June 13, 2000, 6:00 p.m. PT
Software firm Open Market will announce tomorrow that it is offering bundled services that will effectively provide one-stop shopping for companies looking to quickly develop online marketplaces.

"Portal Now" will have applications, consulting services and Web site hosting that allow companies to create vertical marketplaces or portals in three weeks. The cost is determined on a per-project basis.

The company`s applications include software for transactions, order management and fulfillment, plus tools for merchants to build storefronts.

Open Market partners Exodus Communications and Navisite will host and manage a customer`s marketplace, and Deloitte Consulting will integrate the applications with a company`s existing computer system. Content provider eCal will provide calendars and appointment books via the Web.

Additional content provider partnerships are expected soon, Open Market said.

Portal Now customers can pick and choose from an array of content and other services to add to its portal or online marketplace.

In recent months, most efforts in the lucrative business e-commerce market have taken place in the area of building online marketplaces or trading exchanges for specific industries. Companies selling specialized software and offering online exchanges, such as iPlanet, Commerce One, Ariba, say they promise to dramatically cut costs by helping companies move their existing supply chain, including partners, suppliers and customers, to the Internet.

Whit Andrews, an industry analyst at Gartner, said Open Market`s marketplace-portal push is a smart move. Still, the company, which has not been aggressively marketing itself, will face some hurdles against noisier rivals in the competitive business e-commerce market.

"Open Markets is leveraging a substantial number of powerful commerce components in this effort, but that does not guarantee its success (in the market)," Andrews said. "Certainly, even in the B2B environment, a little (marketing) buzz does no harm. Open Market has been buzz challenged and…still faces substantial challenges in executing" the new Portal Now offering.

The company joins a growing number of software makers that are pitching themselves as so-called one-stop shops for businesses that are hoping to quickly create an online marketplace. The company said it is also aiming to help businesses bring in additional revenues through ways other than Web advertisement or transaction fees by offering a wide range of content and provide more services to its users.

"A lot of Web sites haven`t thought of multiple revenues models," said Bill Crowley, a spokesman for Open Market. "Some (companies) just wanted advertising, but now more companies want to form unique relationships with their customers" and are looking for ways to increase revenues on their Web sites.


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Soweit eine unbestätigte Meldung..
Ich habe Open Market schon lange beobachtet und schließe mich der obigen Meinung an, daß mit dieser Meldung - sollte Sie sich bestätigen - Open Market zum wiederholten Male bestätigt, daß es zwar das Geschäft des Marketings beherrscht, aber in der Ausführung nach wie vor die eigentliche Herausforderung nicht bewältigt hat.
Open Market hat

- die Herausforderung Intershop und Broad Vision verloren
(remember "We Are Internet Commerce", der alte OMKT Trademark Wahlspruch),

- das B2B Scenario und "one stop shopping" Scenarien als letzter aller E-Commerce Mitanbieter addressiert, wobei einfach nur neue Marktinghüllen um alte Produkte gelegt wurden.

-Pech gehabt mit seinen Acquisen (Folio und Live Commerce)


Ausblick:
---------
Open Market kann in den nächsten Wochen bis zur Bekanntgabe der Q3 Zahlen durchaus die 30 US$ testen. Vor allem das neue und erweiterte Top Management in Verbindung mit einer Neuorientierung trägt hier die Phantasie der Aktionäre- und Analysten.

Der Markt wird aber ein erneutes negatives Verfehlen der Q3 Planzahlen (siehe Q2) erbarmungslos abstrafen - back to the 9-13 $.

Spätestens dann wird m.E. die Übernahme kommen (mit der Ich persönlich seit drei Wochen rechne). Ich glaube nicht, daß die Investoren ein viertes Jahr in Folge akzeptieren, daß die Gewinnschwelle immer nächstes Jahr erreicht werden soll. Worst Case wäre dann, daß OMKt auf Barrons Todesliste Gewißheit würde, das Exitscenario kann dann nur der Verkauf sein.

Wenn allerdings die Q3 Zahlen stimmen, dann ist dies die letzte Chance für OMKT aus eigener Kraft weiterzumachen, mit einer Galgenfrist bis 2001, und dem Erreichen des derzeitig geplanten Quartals mit dem Erreichen der Gewinnschwelle.

OMKT kann ich nur denen empfehlen, die keine längere Abwesenheit vom Trading (Urlaub etc.) planen - every new day could be the last day.

-megasolar

[Jean_II]

Bin erstmal raus!
100% waren einfach zu verlockend!
Gruss Jean_II