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[Lloret]

So gehört sich das:

Hartcourt wird mit Namen genannt!!!

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Sinobull Information, a Hartcourt Subsidiary, Completes the Acquisition Of Ton Bo Software

LOS ANGELES, Jul 11, 2001 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The Hartcourt Companies, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: HRCT; Frankfurt: HCT), www.hartcourt.com, today announced that Sinobull Information Ltd (formerly known as Guo Mao of Shanghai), a member company of the Sinobull Financial Group, has completed the acquisition of 60 percent of Ton Bo Software. Ton Bo Software specializes in custom-made software solutions for the securities market, especially in commodity and currency trading. Their software solutions have been leading this field for the last 4 years.
The Sinobull Financial Group recently announced the signing of an agreement to form a strategic partnership alliance with Equis International, a wholly owned subsidiary of Reuters Group. This alliance will jointly develop and implement a plan to localize Equis` award winning MetaStock family of products and market them to investors in Greater China (China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan).

Mr. Jiang Tai, President of Sinobull Information Ltd, said, "The addition of Ton Bo software products will complement our solutions and offer our customers a complete package. With the support of Hartcourt, our objective is to grow internally 25 percent a year. Our projected revenue for 2001 is $RMB 6 Million. Ton Bo will add another $RMB 2 Million, creating a growth of over 60 percent to our bottom line. In addition, the expertise of Ton Bo in creating software solutions for the securities industry will accelerate the launching of Meta Stock products from the Equis-Reuters group."

About The Sinobull Financial Group

Sinobull Financial Group is a financial data provider and technology developer and the owner of the popular financial portal, Sinobull.com. Together with all subsidiaries and affiliates of Sinobull Financial Group, Hartcourt and its strategic partners are providing news, data and analysis to the business community and media outlets; real-time pricing, historical pricing, indicative data, analytics and electronic communications. Existing and potential clients include China`s investment institutions, commercial banks, government offices and agencies, corporations, and news/media organizations.

About Hartcourt

The Hartcourt Companies is a holding and development enterprise that has built a broad network of Internet, media, and telecommunication companies in Greater China. In partnership with leading Chinese entrepreneurs and government-sponsored entities, Hartcourt is developing and investing in emerging technologies while building an integrated commercial framework for its subsidiaries and their partners. Hartcourt`s operative business strategy is designed to facilitate a series of venture spin-offs via IPO or public merger to fully realize the value of these assets for its investors.

Certain statements in this news release may constitute "forward looking" statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such forward looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and other factors, which may cause the actual results, performance or achievement expressed or implied by such forward looking statements to differ materially from the forward looking statements.



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[hrctwoman]

Aus dem RB-Board:

I have checked all the Web sites of China-related companies, I can tell you one FACT: no company has assembled a group of strategic partners like Hartcourt. It`s amazing that these partners would put that much trust in Hartcourt to invest their resources (time, opportunity and money) to create better future for all:
1. Reuters/Equis
2. Yahoo! China
3. Microsoft-China
4. IBM-China
5. Nokia- Shanghai
6. China Telecom
7. China Cable Network
8. Hewlett-Packard
9. People`s Daily
10. China Info
11. China Securities Daily
12. Innostar
13. YesMobile/China Mobile
14. California State University/Fullerton
15. Nothern Jiao Tong University
16. Liu Ching Hong Bank
17. Emperor Group
18. China`s Bank of Communications

Gruß
hrctwoman

[Die Stimme]

toll und warum fällt das teil ständig, selbst der singa und hangseng geht ein paar pünktchen hoch, hartcourt fällt

schade, bleib aber drin

[Maruk]

Ja warum wohl..? Die Frage ist gereichtfertigt, beantworten kann man sie wohl nur mit dem allg. Verfall fast aller .com Werte und das China momentan einfach nicht hip ist..!?

Sieht man das aber mal mit einem Anlagehorizont von min. 2 Jahren, kann man eigentlich nichts verkehrt machen.

--> Aufnahme WTO, Olympiade 2008, Bevölkerung > 1 Milliarde usw. .. .

Das Verlustrisiko ist meiner Meinung nach begrenzt wenn natürlich bei solchen Werten auch nicht ausschließbar.

Aber: Die Chance auf einen fetten Gweinn ist IMHO viel größer als der Verlust meines "Spielgeldeinsatzes".

Entscheiden muß das natürlich jeder für sich selbst.

Die Kooperationen sprechen allerdings eine deutliche Sprache bisher.... . Das ist mehr als heiße Luft!

Viele Grüße
Maruk