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Hier die Begründung (gesammelte Info):
Citrix Systems, Inc. is a supplier of application server products and technologies that enable the effective and efficient enterprise-wide deployment and management of applications designed for Microsoft Windows operating systems. For the 9 months ended 9/30/99, revenues rose 65% to $285.2M. Net income totalled $82.9M, up from $38.8M. Results reflect higher Windows Application Server shipment volumes, increased margins and lower in-process R&D costs.

About the Citrix Solutions Network
The Citrix Solutions Network includes over 7,500 value-added resellers, distributors and systems integrators worldwide. CSN members deliver complete server-based computing solutions that can include sales of servers, client devices of all types, and networking equipment, as well as technical consulting, integration and support for Citrix MetaFrame and WinFrame server-based computing software Citrix(R), WinFrame(R) and ICA(R)

Es gibt viele News, z.B. diese vom 2.11.:
DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 2, 1999--Citrix Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:CTXS) announced at the Ziff-Davis ASP Summit that 14 leading Application Service Providers (ASPs) have joined its new ASP Program. AristaSoft Corporation, Carrera-MAXIMUS, ESOFT Global, FutureLink, IMAGO ASP Systems, i-NOC.com, LightPC.com, MadisonApps.com, Surebridge, Inc., TeleComputing, Tequinox, (a wholly owned subsidiary of Mincom), TransChannel, TRW Systems & Information Technology Group, and VeriPoint, Inc., have signed up to use Citrix`s application-server software, an essential enabling technology for the ASP market, under the "pay-as-you-go" terms of its groundbreaking iLicense program. By basing payment on audited software usage, the Citrix(R) iLicense, which was launched in September at Citrix iForum `99 in Orlando, allows ASPs to match their cash flow to a service-oriented business model.


Efficient Networks, Inc. is a worldwide developer and supplier of high-speed digital subscriber line customer premises equipment for the broadband access markets. For the three months ended 9/30/99, net revenues totalled $12.2M, up from $1.2M. Net loss applic. to Common totalled $7.8M, up from $3.5M. Revenues reflect the market adoption of DSL products. Higher loss reflects a lower gross profit margin and higher research and development expenditures


News vom 23.11.
Efficient Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq:EFNT), a leading supplier of Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) customer premises equipment (CPE), today announced that RMI.NET, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMII), a national e-business and convergent communications company, has joined the Efficient SpeedStream(TM) Partner (ESP) Program. Efficient`s ESP program is an authorized reseller initiative designed to enable Internet service providers (ISPs), competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs), and value-added resellers (VARs) to successfully deploy advanced DSL services using Efficient Networks` industry-leading SpeedStream DSL CPE.
Through Efficient`s ESP program consumers will be assured of affordable and reliable DSL services. The ESP program extends the sales, marketing and support organizations of each participant with a variety of selling tools and resources, including sales training, collateral development, market development funds (MDF) and post-sales support
Business Wire - November 19, 1999 08:15
DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 18, 1999--Efficient Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq:EFNT), a leading supplier of Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) customer premises equipment (CPE), today announced the continued expansion into China with the recent hiring of Albert Xiaofeng GU, sales manager for the region.
"We are seeing tremendous growth in the Asian markets as the DSL technology is gaining wide acceptance," according to Paul Couturier, vice president of International Operations for Efficient Networks, Inc. "The market is taking off and we are expanding our offices and services to meet the continuing needs and to support our new customers in China and the Asia Pac region."
Recent additions to Efficient Networks Asian customer base includes XinJiang PTA China (post and telecommunications department in XinJiang, western China). XinJiang chose Efficient Networks for an ADSL network being deployed later this year, with the initial phase to include equipping fifteen central offices. XinJiang will utilize Efficient`s SpeedStream ADSL network for a variety of consumer, academic and business applications including high-speed Internet access, high-quality videoconferencing, telemedicine, tele-learning and video-on-demand.
Efficient`s CPE will be paired with Siemens XpressLink Digital Subscriber Access Multiplexers (DSLAMs) as the central office equipment for XinJiang`s ADSL services. CPE will enable subscriber access. XinJiang will deploy Efficient Networks` recently announced SpeedStream 3041, an internal modem that easily plugs directly into a PC and delivers a cost-effective solution for connecting Microsoft Windows users and workgroups.
"According to China Internet Network Information Center (CINIC), the number of users on the Chinese Internet reached 4 million by July 1999. Just six months ago the number from the same source was 1.5 million, which means that the local user base has almost tripled in the first half of the year. There is a huge potential demand on high speed Internet access," said Johan Kremer, director of sales, Asia & Pacific for Efficient Networks. "To cater to this tremendous growth, and the success of our customers, such as XinJiang PTA, Efficient Networks Asia Pte Ltd. has added Mr. Albert Xiaofeng GU to our sales force. As the China Sales Manager, he will support our rapid expansion in the Asian region."
Albert Xiaofeng GU can be reached via e-mail [e-mail] or [e-mail]



Expedia, Inc. is a provider of online travel services for leisure and small business travelers, offering one-stop travel shopping and reservation services with real-time access to schedules, pricing and availability. For the 3 months ended 9/30/99, net revenues totalled $15.3M, up from $6.1M. Net loss fell 5% to $5M. Results reflect an increase in the number of airline-related transactions, partially offset by higher advertising costs


Business Wire - November 29, 1999 14:12
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 29, 1999--After a summer drought in which Travelscape and Lowestfare.com chose not to complete their planned IPOs, the online travel industry has come alive again. Expedia (Nasdaq:EXPE) made a successful debut this month, and Getthere.com (GTHR-proposed) has a deal on the way.
Expedia (Nasdaq:EXPE), which was spun off from Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT), was priced at $14 and opened at $37. In early October, it was hit by a suit from its main competitor, Priceline.com (Nasdaq:PCLN). Getthere.com recently signed an agreement with American Express (NYSE:AXP), which will recommend the company to IPO investors. Quintus (Nasdaq:QNTS), NetCreations (Nasdaq:NTCR),and iBasis (Nasdaq:IBAS) are among the other Internet IPOs for November 10-16.

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Terra Networks kaufen - Hornblower Fischer
Die Analysten von Hornblower Fischer raten dem Anleger derzeit zu einem Engagement in Aktien des Unternehmens Terra Networks.

Vor wenigen Tagen sei mit Terra zum ersten mal ein spanischer Wert an der Nasdaq gelistet worden. Der Betreiber von Internetzugängen und Portalen plane, Marktführer in der spanisch und portugiesisch sprechenden Welt zu werden. Zielgruppe seien Private und kleinere Unternehmen. Um dieses Ziel zu erreichen, akquiriere das Unternehmen fleißig. Gerade der lateinamerikanische Markt sei noch sehr klein und berge enormes Potential, aber aufgrund von wiederkehrenden politischen und wirtschaftlichen Krisen auch enormes Risiko. Bisher schreibe Terra hohe Verluste. Das werde sich vor 2002 auch nicht ändern. Da sei es von Vorteil, mit der spanischen Telefonica eine starken Mutterkonzern zu haben.

Für das erst im Dezember 1998 gegründete Unternehmen würden noch keine gesicherten Zahlen vorliegen. Bei einem Kurs von 31 Dollar (nach einem Ausgabepreis von ca 13 Dollar) sei jedoch schon einiges an Phantasie vorweggenommen. Die Kursentwicklung des Konkurrenten Starmedia sollte der Anleger im Hinterkopf behalten, denn die Konkurrenz werde mit dem Eintritt von AOL und Lycos nicht kleiner. Ein Vorteil sei, dass Terra Networks der einzige am spanischen Markt gelistete Hightech Wert sei, und es so zu "Knappheitspreisen" kommen könne. Die Aktie sei jedoch nur für spekulative Investoren zu empfehlen.