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[MuddyFox]

Laßt uns mal einen neuen Thread aufmachen - der alte war doch ziemlich lang!?
Köpfe hoch - es kann nur noch besser werden...
Zum Einstieg mal eine äußerst positive Nachricht:

Long on Neto...

Tuesday June 27, 8:02 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

SOURCE: NetObjects, Inc.

NetObjects Named to Prestigious Industry Lists

NetObjects Ranked on the Softletter 100 for Second Consecutive Year
And S.F. Business Times Top 150 Fastest Growing Public Companies List

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., June 27 /PRNewswire/ -- NetObjects, Inc. (Nasdaq: NETO - news), a leading provider of e-business
solutions and services, today announced that it has been ranked recently on two elite industry lists. For the second consecutive
year Softletter 100 has ranked NetObjects as one of the software industry`s top 100 companies. Additionally, after only one year
as a public company, NetObjects placed as one of the San Francisco Business Times Top 150 Fastest Growing Public Companies.

``NetObjects continues to show strong revenue growth each year, and we are pleased to see our accomplishments recognized in
top industry rankings from key publications such as Softletter and the San Francisco Business Times,`` said Samir Arora, chairman
and CEO, NetObjects, Inc. ``This important industry recognition reinforces our continued market leadership and innovation in
business solutions.``

The Softletter 100, published annually, is a ranking of the personal computer software industry`s 100 top independent companies
based on calendar year revenue growth. NetObjects is included for the second year among leading software companies. Ranked
at number 52, NetObjects continues to gain momentum on in its move up the Softletter 100 list.

In its first year as a public company, NetObjects makes its debut on the third annual San Francisco Business Times 150 Fastest
Growing Public Companies list at number 64. Los Angeles based William O`Neil & Co. provides the fiscal year revenue and
growth figures in which the rankings were based. San Francisco Business Times is a publication of American City Business
Journals Inc., the nation`s largest publisher of metropolitan business newspapers.

NetObjects has been ranked by Softletter 100, NewMedia 500 and as one of Fortune`s 25 Very Cool Companies. Its products
have won more than 75 awards, including Windows Magazine`s Win 100 award, InfoWorld`s Analyst Choice award, CNET`s
Internet Excellence award, PC Magazine`s Editors Choice award and Internet World`s Industry Award.

About NetObjects

NetObjects, Inc., an IBM affiliate (NYSE: IBM - news), is a leading provider of e-business solutions and services. More
information about NetObjects and its products can be found at www.netobjects.com/aboutus.

NOTE: NetObjects is a registered trademark, and NetObjects Fusion, NetObjects Collage, NetObjects Authoring Server and
GoBizGo are trademarks of NetObjects, Inc. All other brand and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of
their respective companies.

SOURCE: NetObjects, Inc.

[MuddyFox]

Nettes Video-Interview über NetObjects für alle, die eine eigene Standleitung haben:


ON24/Full Disclosure: NetObjects CEO on Why the Company`s B2B Infrastructure will Continue to Reap the Rewards from a Booming Market Space


http://biz.yahoo.com/oo/000628/28701.html


Solte man sich wirklich mal angucken - RealPlayer nötig...

Es lohnt sich...

Long on NETO

[JediRitter]

hi,

auf dem niveau lohnt es sich bestimmt !

wie sieht es charttechnisch aus ? kann jemand was dazu sagen ?

jedi

[NORISK_NOFUN]

Was ist denn jetzt los bei NETO?
Ganz ungewohnte Farben !!! grün?
Augenblicklich +11% in USA, ich glaubs ja gar nicht!!!
Gibts was neues, oder ist das mal wieder so ein Zwischenhoch, damits morgen noch tiefer gehen kann?

[HoppundTop]

ich glaube ich traue meinen Augen nicht, wer hat Infos zum Plus von 13% ???

Viele Grüße
hoppundtop

[NORISK_NOFUN]

Hallo HoppundTop,

also das einzigste, was ich gestern abend noch in Erfahrung bringen konnte ist folgendes: Ein großes Softwaremagazin "softwaremag.com" veröffentlich jährlich eine Liste der 500 größten Computerfirmen der Welt.
Diese Liste wurde gestern wieder einmal veröffentlich und zum ersten mal ist auch Netobjects dabei (Platz 306)

Dies ist wahrscheinlich der Grund für den Anstieg gestern. Ich hoffe nur, daß jetzt einmal das Potenzial dieser Firma erkannt wird und der Kurs heute nicht gleich wieder um 10% nachgibt.
Zwischenzeitlich war der Kurs in den USA gestern sogar um über 22% gestiegen.

Gruß NORISK_NOFUN

[NORISK_NOFUN]

Ich glaub ich werd nicht mehr.
Jetzt wirds doch noch was mit unserer Netobjects. Augenblicklich wieder einmal 14% in USA. Und noch erstaunlicher ist das Volumen von nunmehr 560.000 Stück, so viel wurden manchmal in einer ganzen Woche nicht gehandelt.
Jetzt können wir nur wieder hoffen, daß das am Montag anhält und nicht wieder der plötzliche Sturz kommt. Aber immerhin steigt die Aktie schon 2 Tage, das ist in den letzten 2 Monaten nur selten vorgekommen.

Viel Spaß weiterhin NORISK_NOFUN

[MuddyFox]

Der Grund für den Anstieg ist ein Deal mit DELL:

http://yahoo.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-2176502.html?pt.yfin.c…
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Dell to include NetObjects software with hosting service

By Joe Wilcox

Staff Writer, CNET News.com

June 29, 2000, 5:25 p.m. PT
Dell Computer`s Web hosting operation plans to give away copies of NetObjects Fusion Web authoring software and to offer a new lower-cost hosting plan.

Computer giant Dell launched DellHost on Feb. 22 and greatly enhanced its features in May, retooling for small and medium-sized businesses.


With the new offerings, DellHost hopes to build beyond the 2,000 customers from its initial growth spurt, said Tim Mattox, general manager of Dell Hosting Group.

The biggest benefactor may not be Dell customers but NetObjects, which has been fighting off the advances of competing product Microsoft FrontPage. Microsoft`s bundling of FrontPage with Windows NT server and some versions of Office 2000 has made it an increasingly tough competitor.

"We`ve been working a long time on this," said NetObjects chief executive Samir Arora. "This is probably the most significant deal NetObjects has ever done."

Next month, Dell will begin offering a customized version of the NetObjects Fusion 5 Web page-authoring and site management suite, dubbed Dell Fusion E-Services Edition.

"Originally we started with Trellix but view NetObjects as an important addition for our DellHost customers," Mattox said.

Dell hosting customers will get the full version of the product, but with one caveat: It will only publish Web sites to DellHost. Another difference between the E-Services Edition and standard NetObjects is a built-in browser that creates an AOL-like experience.

"When you launch NetObjects Fusion, you not only have desktop software, but you have an online client like AOL," Arora said. "Our goal is to be like AOL in that we`re carpet-bombing NetObjects Fusion but with our partners, so that NetObjects is not the brand. Dell is the band."

Besides the offering of Fusion, DellHost also will introduce a budget hosting plan. Under the new plan, prospective customers could get basic shared Web hosting for about $14.95 a month. Dell`s regularly priced plan goes for $17.95 a month, which is discounted 10 percent when paid annually.

The lower-cost offering will come with fewer features than the regular option, but Dell would not disclose the changes other than to say that only email technical support would be available with the plan.

DellHost, like its competitors, offers two types of hosting: shared and dedicated. Shared hosting puts more than one Web site on a server and costs considerably less than does dedicated hosting, which devotes an entire server to one site.

Dedicated hosting is available using either Linux or Windows 2000.

"Our customers tend to split about evenly between the two, even though we can charge less for the Linux hosting because we don`t have the cost of the operating system," Mattox said.

The DellHost changes follow Dell`s announcement on Tuesday of new Web-based services, also for small businesses.

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YEAPP - einstellige Kurswerte sollten langsam der Vergangenheit angehören... Ich hab` da so ein Gefühl...

Long On Neto

[MuddyFox]

We have liftoff!!!

[NORISK_NOFUN]

Genau richtig,
--- Zeit abzuheben ----
wenn ich das richtig interpretiere

[MuddyFox]

Die Dell Meldung soll die Börse am Freitag noch nicht wirklich erreicht haben - wenn die Meldung am Montag offiziell raus geht, könnte es richtig abgehen...

Nachbörslich ging es jedenfalls im Amiland richtig zur Sache:

Ein kleines Beispiel:
42000 nachbörslich im Paket:

http://quotes.nasdaq-amex.com/quote.dll?page=afterhours&mode…

Die Seite ist übrigens ganz nützlich um amerikanische Kurse zu antizipieren - nicht weitersagen

Long On Neto

[Almöhi]

Hallo,

hoffe nur, es geht nicht gleich wieder um 15% zurück !

Almöhi

[HoppundTop]

sieht ja richtig gut aus bei Netobjects. Das allgemeine Börsenumfeld an der Nasdaq ist halt nicht so überragend. Nach dem Kursverfall von Netobjects wäre ein Zuwachs von 50 % vom heutigen Niveau auf 15 $ angebracht.

[NORISK_NOFUN]

Was war denn gestern bei NETO los? Ab 19 Uhr war in USA kein Umsatz mehr! Sieht irgendwie komisch aus!

[NORISK_NOFUN]

OK, hab die ANtwort selbst gefunden. Wegen dem Indepedence day war gestern die Börse in USA nur bis 19 Uhr MEZ geöffnet, und ist heute ganz geschlossen.

Fazit: erst suchen, dann fragen!!! :-)

[NORISK_NOFUN]

Hallo Leute (wenns augenblicklich auch sehr wenig sind) morgen um 15 Uhr MEZ ist eine Pressekonferenz von Dell und Netobjects einberufen worden, in welcher die neue Allianz zwischen Dell und Netobjects diskutiert wird.

Mal sehen was dabei raus kommt.
Mein Fazit ist auf jeden Fall erst einmal: Durch diese Pressekonferenz kommt Netobjects in die Printmedien und wird auch von dem ein oder anderen Investor wieder entdeckt, so daß wir gegen Ende dieser Woche und nächste Woche noch einmal steigende Kurse sehen sollten. Falls das Ganze ein positives Licht auf Netobjects wirft (und das glaube ich auch, denn was sollte schlecht an einer Allianz mit Dell sein) sollten auch die oben schon einmal erwähnten weiteren 50% drin sein.

Na ja, Träumereien? Wir werden sehen.

Was meint Ihr dazu???

Gruß NORISK_NOFUN

[MuddyFox]

Schaut gut aus. Kurs konnte sich gestern gut halten, bzw. sogar leicht zulegen. Dadurch, daß heute Feiertag ist können sich die
Gemüter beruhigen. Das Dell Abkommen scheint ja Hand und Fuß zu haben, so daß sich die Pressekonferenz positiv auswirken sollte.
Kurse über 10$ halte ich bis zum Ende der Woche für machbar - danach kommt es darauf an, daß sich der Kurs stabilisiert und nicht
wieder 30% abschmiert. Ein, zwei gute Meldungen (Break Even???!), bzw. das Ausscheiden aus der Barron`s Liste und wir sind ganz schnell
bei 15-20.

LongOnNeto

[Almöhi]

Hallo,

wie sieht es denn charttechnisch aus ?

danke
Almöhi

[MuddyFox]

Houston - we have a problem...

[Almöhi]

mir reichts, wenn bis ende der woche nix passiert, dann realisiere ich meine verluste und schau mir diese aktie nicht mehr an !

almöhi

[MuddyFox]

NetObjects Inc. Reiterated `Strong Buy` at Advest

By Donna Mcdonald

Princeton, New Jersey, July 6 (Bloomberg Data) -- NetObjects Inc. (NETO US) was reiterated ``strong buy`` by analyst Aaron M. Scott at Advest Inc. The 12-month target price is $50.00 per share.

Quelle:http://quote.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgi?s=AOWSCbxFyTmV0T2Jq&T=m…

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Abwarten und Tee trinken. Was haben wir noch zu verlieren?!
Ich realisiere hier lieber einen Totalverlust, als daß ich nicht dabei gewesen bin, wenn das Teil in einem Jahr wirklich bei 50$ steht...
Muß natürlich jeder für sich entscheiden...

[NORISK_NOFUN]

OK, die ersten Analysten empfehlen NETO schon, vielleicht werdens bald mehr und unser "Sorgenkind" beginnt endlich stetig zu steigen. 50$ halte ich aber für etwas übertrieben. Da müßten schon noch ein paar Überraschungen auf uns zu kommen, damit dieses Ziel erreicht wird.

[Almöhi]

Hallo,

was bringt uns der Deal mit Dell ??? Der Kurs hat nicht gut darauf reagiert !

Almöhi

[MuddyFox]

Analyst: Marshall Senk (Report date May 4, 2000)

1. "NETOBJECTS, INC. Posts Solid Top Line Results in Q2:00; Further Outlines Strategy With Launch of GoBizGo.com and Collage Product Lines"

2. "The top line was fueled by solid demand for the company’s recently released GoBizGo.com and Fusion 5.0 product lines. In the quarter, the company signed 25 partners to help promote its GoBizGo.com offering to a more widespread customer base. Among the newly added partners in Q2, NetObjects counts ADP, Office Max and USWest among others. The release of Fusion 5.0 also strengthens the company’s product offerings and enhances its presence within the marketplace, in our opinion."

3. "In Q2:00, NetObjects also released NetObjects Collage, the company’s Web content management offering. The company expects to promote more of a enterprise wide sale with Collage in the coming quarters."

4. "We rate the shares of NetObjects as a Buy."

[MuddyFox]

Analyst: Hani Nada (Report date 04/28/2000)

1. "NetObjects Reports Record Quarter On The Strength Of Core Business And The Launch Of NetObjects Collage; Increasing Estimates And Reiterating Strong Buy Rating"

2. "Rating: Strong Buy, Aggressive (#@)"

3. "NetObjects reported an exceptional March quarter, with revenues of $10.2 million, 37% above our top-line estimate of $7.5 million and three quarters ahead of our expectations. Operating EPS was a loss of $0.15, a penny better than our estimate of $0.16. We are increasing our revenue estimates for FY2000 from $34 million to $40 million and our revenue estimates for FY2001 from $48 million to $58 million. We reiterate our Strong Buy rating."

4. "NetObjects introduced NetObjects Collage, an enterprise content management solution, and signed 10 contracts with large enterprise customers such as Hitachi and Raytheon. NetObjects` enterprise business has entered the mainstream of content management. The list price of Collage is $100,000 to $250,000 and the upgrade price is $50,000 to $100,000. About one-third of the Collage deals have been to new customers with the rest coming from sales into the installed base of more than 1500 NetObjects Authoring Server customers."

5. "The Company signed agreements to bundle NetObjects Fusion in large volume with the total number of licensed copies of NetObjects Fusion rising to more than three million copies worldwide."

6. "New enterprise customer wins during the quarter included Carl Sandburg Junior College in Illinois, Combe Inc., Enosus, Hitachi Semiconductor, Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association, and Raytheon. Thirty percent to forty percent of the current users of NAS have a license for 10 users or more, and these customers are good candidates to upgrade to NetObjects Collage."

7. "Conclusion - NetObjects had a very strong quarter on the strength of three areas of its core business: (1) enterprise sales of NetObjects Authoring Server and NetObjects Collage; (2) fusion sales; and (3) its online Web services business, GoBizGo.com. We are increasing our revenue estimates and reiterate our Strong Buy rating."

[MuddyFox]

Aus einem amerikanischen Board:

Yes we all know currently the stock price of NETO is low. Well, I emailed Netobjects about this. I got a quick reply from Julie, director of Investor Relations. She said that the stock price is a "very significant concern." She also said: "We believe it is extremely important for Samir to be in the public eye as much as possible discussing the Company`s strategy and updating the public on the latest news."

So I think that NETO is trying as hard as they can to really support itself. If you listened to the latest radio wall street interview, you would have heard that it takes time for a lot of things to happen and right now NETO has a lot of irons in the fire and soon they will work out.

[MuddyFox]

Wie wär`s hiermit:

NetObjects and Thomson Corporation Partner to Enable E-services Through Medical Economics Corporation

Global Publisher Works With Web Pioneer to Enable Physicians With E-Services

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., July 12 /PRNewswire/ -- NetObjects Inc. (Nasdaq: NETO - news) announced a partnership today with the Medical Economics Corporation to offer an Internet initiative aimed at enabling medical practitioners to build an online presence. NetObjects is a leading provider of e-business solutions and services. The Medical Economics Corporation, part of a subsidiary of the Thomson Corporation (Toronto: TOC - news), is a leading provider of health-care information to professional health-care providers.

Physicians who currently subscribe to Medical Economics Corporation`s Publications and services like Physician`s Desk Reference (PDR) (www.pdr.net) and Medical Economics Magazine will be able to create a Web site for their practice for free using the NetObjects embedded Application Service Provider (ASP) platform. Each doctor`s Web site will allow patients to access practice information and services offered, as well as unique content provided by Medical Economics from its vast archives and databases of health, wellness, and prescription drug information. Medical practice administrators and doctors will also have access to Medical Economics products through the administrative functions of this service. Medical Economics plans to launch the service called MyPDRsite.com in July.

``Medical Economics is committed to utilizing technology and the Internet to broaden the reach of its information services,`` said Bob Petisi, senior vice president, Thomson Corporation. ``Partnering with a Web technology leader like NetObjects, Medical Economics is making a significant move to help its customers use the Web to create efficiencies and enhance the patient experience.``

By partnering with NetObjects, companies can strengthen their online service offering and enhance relationships with their small to medium-size business customers or distributors. Through their established marketing channels, partners such as Medical Economics and companies from the computer hardware, telecommunications, ISP and financial services industries can use the NetObjects embedded ASP platform to help their customers build an effective e-business quickly and inexpensively. Key to the partnership is the integration and centralized influence on the corporate brand, image and content of the e-business offering that NetObjects gives partners.

About Medical Economics Corporation

The Medical Economics Corporation is a leading provider of health-care information to professional health-care providers. Medical Economics is the publisher of healthcare magazines and directories including the PDR (Physicians` Desk Reference), the source trusted by America`s physicians for more than 50 years. More information about Medical Economics can be found at www.PDR.net.

Das der Grund für die Ralley...????

[Airspace]

http://investor.cnet.com/

Princeton, New Jersey, July 13 (Bloomberg Data) -- NetObjects Inc. (NETO US) was reiterated ``strong buy`` by analyst Aaron M. Scott
at Advest Inc. The 12-month target price is $50.00 per share.