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Was gibt es für Neuigkeiten? Warum gibt der Kurs so nach?
wn
Time Last Change (%) Bid (size) Ask (size)
09:32 158 1/2 10 7/16 (6.18) 158 7/16 (2) 158 3/8 (1)
Was gibt es für Neuigkeiten? Warum gibt der Kurs so nach?
wn
Frage ich mich auch. Fast die gesamte B2B Branche im Minus, bei positiver NASDAQ.
megastock
megastock
Wieso fällt Commerce One und Ariba steigt?? Zeichnet sich jetzt schon einen Art Marktführer ab?
Ich habe keine News gefunden die einen derartigen Kursverfall entsprechen.
Vielleicht könnt ihr mich ja mal bezüglich Commerce one aufkären.
wn
Ich habe keine News gefunden die einen derartigen Kursverfall entsprechen.
Vielleicht könnt ihr mich ja mal bezüglich Commerce one aufkären.
wn
Marktführer????
Ich denke, dass diese Branche erst wächst, und sich daher noch keine Markführer ausmachen lassen. Und wenn, zählt Commerce One mit seiner Marktkap. und Cooperationen auf jeder Fall dazu.
Gruß
megastock
Hat denn sonst keiner was zu Commerce One zu sagen??
Ich denke, dass diese Branche erst wächst, und sich daher noch keine Markführer ausmachen lassen. Und wenn, zählt Commerce One mit seiner Marktkap. und Cooperationen auf jeder Fall dazu.
Gruß
megastock
Hat denn sonst keiner was zu Commerce One zu sagen??
hi,
in amilang gehen gerüchte herum, dass arba mit ibm kooperiert.
cmrc könnte vielleicht deswegen mit dell oder msft kooperieren.
ausserdem bin ich der meinung, dass arba und commerce one sich gemeinsam die marktführerschft teilen werden.
hey, bei dem kundenstamm, da wird es kein eindeutigen marktführer geben.
beides top werte.....nur die ruhe bewahren...man muss sich mal die entwicklung anschauen von cmrc, dann ist es doch nur gesund, wenn der wert luft ablässt.
bei der nächsten positiven nachricht wird cmrc bald wieder neue höhen erreichen.
mfg
concur
in amilang gehen gerüchte herum, dass arba mit ibm kooperiert.
cmrc könnte vielleicht deswegen mit dell oder msft kooperieren.
ausserdem bin ich der meinung, dass arba und commerce one sich gemeinsam die marktführerschft teilen werden.
hey, bei dem kundenstamm, da wird es kein eindeutigen marktführer geben.
beides top werte.....nur die ruhe bewahren...man muss sich mal die entwicklung anschauen von cmrc, dann ist es doch nur gesund, wenn der wert luft ablässt.
bei der nächsten positiven nachricht wird cmrc bald wieder neue höhen erreichen.
mfg
concur
Ich denke neue höhen wird es so schnell leider nicht geben
bisheriger Höchstkurd 331 $
bisheriger Höchstkurd 331 $
Schaut mal auf www.at-stoxx.de bei den Analysen nach der vergangenen
ZEit nach. Commerce one und Ariba haben verschiedene Geschäftsgebiete
und sind deshalb nicht direkt vergleichbar
ZEit nach. Commerce one und Ariba haben verschiedene Geschäftsgebiete
und sind deshalb nicht direkt vergleichbar
Habe heute meine Commerce Aktien verkauft und Ariba bei 180 EUR gekauft. aktuell
194 $. Bin zufrieden.
194 $. Bin zufrieden.
***Commerce One in zwei Depots des 3Sat-Boersenspiels vertreten***
An Mario666 !!
Mein herzliches Beileid an dich Mario !!
´Man sollte das Pferd nicht zu schnell wechseln.
COMMERCE ONE ist gerade in zwei Börsendepots der
3Sat Börse empfohlen worden !
An alle die dabei sind : Herzlichen Glückwunsch !
Bin auch investiert und freue mich tierisch,
das wird wohl mein erster fetter realisierter Gewinn
Bis dann euer
Bilbo Beutlin
Mein herzliches Beileid an dich Mario !!
´Man sollte das Pferd nicht zu schnell wechseln.
COMMERCE ONE ist gerade in zwei Börsendepots der
3Sat Börse empfohlen worden !
An alle die dabei sind : Herzlichen Glückwunsch !
Bin auch investiert und freue mich tierisch,
das wird wohl mein erster fetter realisierter Gewinn
Bis dann euer
Bilbo Beutlin
S. Azzawi vom Infotech-report hat CMRC rausgeworfen und fürs neue Spiel stattdessen Ariba gekauft.
leute, cool bleiben. 3-sat-börse hat keinen einfluss auf C-ONE.
der wert ist viel zu schwer. aber trotzdem, C-ONE wird bald drehen und gen norden durchstarten. wer jetzt kauft, wird sich später freuen über seinen günstigen einstieg.
zeins
der wert ist viel zu schwer. aber trotzdem, C-ONE wird bald drehen und gen norden durchstarten. wer jetzt kauft, wird sich später freuen über seinen günstigen einstieg.
zeins
Das freut mich - wie ich hier im Board merke - sind jetzt langsam alle zittrigen und nervösen "Börsianer" aus den beiden Werten raus oder wollen raus.
Ich habe mich langsam aber sicher mit ARIBA und COMMERCE ONE bis unter die Decke zugedeckt !!!
Weil wenn die auf einmal plötlich Gas geben, was ich so ca. in 1 bis 2 Wochen erwarte, dann könnt Ihr den Kursen nur noch hinterherlaufen.
Und dann noch heute 3Sat-Börse !!! WUNDERBAR ---- na gut , dass ich mir in den letzten beiden Wochen 500 COMMERCE ONE über die Woche verteilt Stück für Stück ins Depot gelegt habe
Ich habe mich langsam aber sicher mit ARIBA und COMMERCE ONE bis unter die Decke zugedeckt !!!
Weil wenn die auf einmal plötlich Gas geben, was ich so ca. in 1 bis 2 Wochen erwarte, dann könnt Ihr den Kursen nur noch hinterherlaufen.
Und dann noch heute 3Sat-Börse !!! WUNDERBAR ---- na gut , dass ich mir in den letzten beiden Wochen 500 COMMERCE ONE über die Woche verteilt Stück für Stück ins Depot gelegt habe
Bin zu €191,00 bei Commerce One eingestiegen. Sollte ich nächste Woche noch mal günstig nachkaufen?
COMMERCE ONE verlor heute wieder 5,66% und ist jetzt nur noch $159,38 wert. Wie weit kann Commerce One noch sinken? Sehe eine Unterstützung bei $150,00.
Was zum Teufel läßt die Aktie so fallen?
Gruß
megastock
COMMERCE ONE verlor heute wieder 5,66% und ist jetzt nur noch $159,38 wert. Wie weit kann Commerce One noch sinken? Sehe eine Unterstützung bei $150,00.
Was zum Teufel läßt die Aktie so fallen?
Gruß
megastock
Hi,
Commerce One wurde von Förtsch in sein Musterdepot genommen, wobei er in seinem Spiel vorher Ariba inne hatte. Das Umgekehrte beim Infotech-Report: Azzawi nimmt nun Ariba in sein Musterdepot, wobei er vorher CMRC inne hatte. Hierbei ist zu sagen, daß Azzawi die Aktie CMRC als allerersten entdeckt hatte und sie bei 28 $ gekauft hatte.
Cheers,
White House 2000
Commerce One wurde von Förtsch in sein Musterdepot genommen, wobei er in seinem Spiel vorher Ariba inne hatte. Das Umgekehrte beim Infotech-Report: Azzawi nimmt nun Ariba in sein Musterdepot, wobei er vorher CMRC inne hatte. Hierbei ist zu sagen, daß Azzawi die Aktie CMRC als allerersten entdeckt hatte und sie bei 28 $ gekauft hatte.
Cheers,
White House 2000
Auf jeden Fall nachkaufen --- Die Differenz zwischen 191€ und 158€ wird du in einen 1/2 Jahr gar nicht mehr im Chart benmerken. Denn dann steht Sie mindestens bei 500€ !
Warum bist du dir da so sicher?
Ich glaube das wir in den nächsten Wochen eine starke NASDAQ Korrektur sehen, dass wird nicht spurlos an B2B Werten vorbeigehen.
megastock
Ich glaube das wir in den nächsten Wochen eine starke NASDAQ Korrektur sehen, dass wird nicht spurlos an B2B Werten vorbeigehen.
megastock
Korrektur an der NASDAQ ???
Eine kleine Korrektur hatten wir schon und bevor eine neue einsetzten sollte, müssen die Kurse erst einmal steigen - die NASDAQ wird zwar nicht exorbitant steigen aber ....
DIE KORREKTUR BEI DEN B2B - WERTEN ist schon gelaufen und erst recht bei Commerce ONE
Meine (in Comdirect gepostet) Korrekturpotentiale :
Commerce ONE 170€ (unterschritten - KAUFEN)
ARIBA 160€ (auch diese Woche unterschritten - KAUFEN)
ich sage euch nur eins - wenn die beiden Werte anfangen zu steigen - dann in 2-stelligen Prozentraten (siehe ARIBA heute gegen Mitte Handel USA --- + 15% ==> nur wegen NASDAQ wieder etwas weniger PLUS)
Ich denke mal mit den beiden AKTIEN kann man dieses Jahr richtig REICH WERDEN.
Eine kleine Korrektur hatten wir schon und bevor eine neue einsetzten sollte, müssen die Kurse erst einmal steigen - die NASDAQ wird zwar nicht exorbitant steigen aber ....
DIE KORREKTUR BEI DEN B2B - WERTEN ist schon gelaufen und erst recht bei Commerce ONE
Meine (in Comdirect gepostet) Korrekturpotentiale :
Commerce ONE 170€ (unterschritten - KAUFEN)
ARIBA 160€ (auch diese Woche unterschritten - KAUFEN)
ich sage euch nur eins - wenn die beiden Werte anfangen zu steigen - dann in 2-stelligen Prozentraten (siehe ARIBA heute gegen Mitte Handel USA --- + 15% ==> nur wegen NASDAQ wieder etwas weniger PLUS)
Ich denke mal mit den beiden AKTIEN kann man dieses Jahr richtig REICH WERDEN.
Hi SteveHarmon,
nochmal, was mach dich so SICHER das COMMERCE ONE und ARIBA in den nächsten Wochen so steigen werden?
und
wie kommst du auf ein Kursziel von €500???
megastock
nochmal, was mach dich so SICHER das COMMERCE ONE und ARIBA in den nächsten Wochen so steigen werden?
und
wie kommst du auf ein Kursziel von €500???
megastock
mein Tipp für Euch:Montag morgen CMRC nach 3SAT - PUSh verkaufen ab >175 (USA 158 $) und Montag nachmittag wieder günstig einsteigen, wenn die Wallstreet eröffnet
Warum Arba +CMRC One in den nächsten Wochen steigen werden: Weil noch einige B2B-Werte teuer an die Börse kommen werden und man dann erst deutlich sieht wer die eigentlichen Marktführer sind...
Hallo!
Ich habe mir vor etwas längerer Zeit eine Analyse von Commerce One von Stis-Weekly ausgedruckt und denke, dass ein kleiner Ausschnitt aus dieser Analyse dazu beitragen kann die momentane Kursschwäche von Cmrc zu erklären.
"Der Kurs steht momentan durch das Auslaufen der Lock-up Periode unter Druck, so dass sich in den kommenden Wochen genug Möglichkeiten ergeben werden, Positionen aufzubauen. 86 Prozent der Aktien befinden sich in den Händen von Insidern. Nach den hohen Kursgewinnen seit dem Börsengang ist zu erwarten, dass Altaktionäre ihre Gewinne realisieren aus welchen Motiven auch immer. Dies ist jedoch nicht als mangelndes Vertrauen in die Zukunft von Commerce One zu werten, denn auch bei großem Vertrauen ist es vernünftig, nicht alle Eier in einen Korb zu legen. Der Verkaufsdruck dürfte noch bis Mitte Februar anhalten, denn höherrangige Mitarbeiter dürfen die Aktien wegen den Insidervorschriften erst drei Tage nach Vorlage des Quartalsberichtes verkaufen, der am 28. Januar veröffentlich wird."
mfg
Ich habe mir vor etwas längerer Zeit eine Analyse von Commerce One von Stis-Weekly ausgedruckt und denke, dass ein kleiner Ausschnitt aus dieser Analyse dazu beitragen kann die momentane Kursschwäche von Cmrc zu erklären.
"Der Kurs steht momentan durch das Auslaufen der Lock-up Periode unter Druck, so dass sich in den kommenden Wochen genug Möglichkeiten ergeben werden, Positionen aufzubauen. 86 Prozent der Aktien befinden sich in den Händen von Insidern. Nach den hohen Kursgewinnen seit dem Börsengang ist zu erwarten, dass Altaktionäre ihre Gewinne realisieren aus welchen Motiven auch immer. Dies ist jedoch nicht als mangelndes Vertrauen in die Zukunft von Commerce One zu werten, denn auch bei großem Vertrauen ist es vernünftig, nicht alle Eier in einen Korb zu legen. Der Verkaufsdruck dürfte noch bis Mitte Februar anhalten, denn höherrangige Mitarbeiter dürfen die Aktien wegen den Insidervorschriften erst drei Tage nach Vorlage des Quartalsberichtes verkaufen, der am 28. Januar veröffentlich wird."
mfg
hi leute,
ist ja wieder toll anzuschauen, wenn alle etwas unruhig werden, wenn ein schwergewicht wie commerce one fällt. na gut, vom top schon 50%aber!!! wie weit soll cmrc denn noch fallen? meines erachtens max. noch 15-25%.
und, was ist das schon? nichts! richtig.
schaut euch mal die verluste vom letzten sommer an, das waren durch die bank weg tolle einstiegskurse..was wollt ihr mehr.
nun gut, leute die über 200 eingestiegen sind haben den einstieg nicht so optimal erwischt aber leute, cmrc ist eine langfrist anlage.
schaut euch die kunden an, shell, telekom, swisscom, gm und viele andere bekannte firmen mehr.
Zu 3Sat: Klar haben die Jungs keinen Einfluss auf den Wert aber ganz ohne Hintergrung legen die sich keine CMRC ins Depot.
Ist doch Klar die Insider haben Kasse gemacht und jetzt ist der Verkaufsdruck erstmal weg. CMRC kann jetzt wieder durchstarten.
Nur eine Frage der Zeit.
Zu GM habe ich ein interessante Rechnung/Beitrag aus einem anderen Board:
Let`s take a look at the GM deal. Remember, this is the biggest contract in all of B2B. Not only do we get GM, but we get the business that GM`s 30,000 suppliers do in the TradeExchange (CMRC portal).
GM procures 80 billion per year in parts. They have said that all of it will go through the Exchange. Let`s say that takes about 2 years. If GM charges a 1 percent transaction percentage (very low and conservative guess ... will start low and increase slowly as vendors get used to arrangement), that`s 800 million in fees. Now, take out the cost. The margins will be very high, but let`s say there`s a 100 million dollar cost. That leaves 350 million for CMRC and 350 million for GM. For CMRC, that`s $3.50 in earnings.
Now, CMRC also expects to get business from the 30,000 GM suppliers that do business with each other. That`s supposed to be even bigger. Let`s say that`s 200 billion (BigRed, I borrowed this number from you). Now, that will give CMRC another 900 million or $9 in earnings.
Also remember, we`re using a conservative 1 percent and also remember that CMRC should have 30 percent of their business in auctions which get nearly 5 or 6 percent in fees.
So, GM alone (conservatively) is $12.50 in earnings. But this is only one contract. Geeze, they announced at least 5 others last month alone and many others before that. And ... think of the ones they haven`t announced yet.
In 2 years, if GM is 25 percent of CMRC`s business ... 4 * $12.50 or $50.00 per share in earnings. Now, give CMRC a PE of 40 (high growth and still conservative).
My calculations say CMRC is $2000 in 2 years ... and that`s using a very conservative 1 percent and no big auction fees.
I love CMRC and I`m glad my money is in it!
-- pitch
Der CEO Mark Hoffman ist übrigends am Montag bei CNBC. Mal schauen was er in den Karten hat. Hatte biher immer eine Überraschung bei CNBC mitgebracht.
Also, cool bleiben und nicht verkaufen!
ich bin selbst mit 400stück drin. durschnittskurs 168.
werde bei allen 10% kursverfall nachkaufen.
be invested
concur
ist ja wieder toll anzuschauen, wenn alle etwas unruhig werden, wenn ein schwergewicht wie commerce one fällt. na gut, vom top schon 50%aber!!! wie weit soll cmrc denn noch fallen? meines erachtens max. noch 15-25%.
und, was ist das schon? nichts! richtig.
schaut euch mal die verluste vom letzten sommer an, das waren durch die bank weg tolle einstiegskurse..was wollt ihr mehr.
nun gut, leute die über 200 eingestiegen sind haben den einstieg nicht so optimal erwischt aber leute, cmrc ist eine langfrist anlage.
schaut euch die kunden an, shell, telekom, swisscom, gm und viele andere bekannte firmen mehr.
Zu 3Sat: Klar haben die Jungs keinen Einfluss auf den Wert aber ganz ohne Hintergrung legen die sich keine CMRC ins Depot.
Ist doch Klar die Insider haben Kasse gemacht und jetzt ist der Verkaufsdruck erstmal weg. CMRC kann jetzt wieder durchstarten.
Nur eine Frage der Zeit.
Zu GM habe ich ein interessante Rechnung/Beitrag aus einem anderen Board:
Let`s take a look at the GM deal. Remember, this is the biggest contract in all of B2B. Not only do we get GM, but we get the business that GM`s 30,000 suppliers do in the TradeExchange (CMRC portal).
GM procures 80 billion per year in parts. They have said that all of it will go through the Exchange. Let`s say that takes about 2 years. If GM charges a 1 percent transaction percentage (very low and conservative guess ... will start low and increase slowly as vendors get used to arrangement), that`s 800 million in fees. Now, take out the cost. The margins will be very high, but let`s say there`s a 100 million dollar cost. That leaves 350 million for CMRC and 350 million for GM. For CMRC, that`s $3.50 in earnings.
Now, CMRC also expects to get business from the 30,000 GM suppliers that do business with each other. That`s supposed to be even bigger. Let`s say that`s 200 billion (BigRed, I borrowed this number from you). Now, that will give CMRC another 900 million or $9 in earnings.
Also remember, we`re using a conservative 1 percent and also remember that CMRC should have 30 percent of their business in auctions which get nearly 5 or 6 percent in fees.
So, GM alone (conservatively) is $12.50 in earnings. But this is only one contract. Geeze, they announced at least 5 others last month alone and many others before that. And ... think of the ones they haven`t announced yet.
In 2 years, if GM is 25 percent of CMRC`s business ... 4 * $12.50 or $50.00 per share in earnings. Now, give CMRC a PE of 40 (high growth and still conservative).
My calculations say CMRC is $2000 in 2 years ... and that`s using a very conservative 1 percent and no big auction fees.
I love CMRC and I`m glad my money is in it!
-- pitch
Der CEO Mark Hoffman ist übrigends am Montag bei CNBC. Mal schauen was er in den Karten hat. Hatte biher immer eine Überraschung bei CNBC mitgebracht.
Also, cool bleiben und nicht verkaufen!
ich bin selbst mit 400stück drin. durschnittskurs 168.
werde bei allen 10% kursverfall nachkaufen.
be invested
concur
Concur,
guter und einleuchtender Beitrag. Gratuliere. An die Verkaufsmöglichkeit der "Alten" habe ich gar nicht mehr gedacht - erklärt aber nun den Kursverfall.
Bin Montag am "einsammeln".
Gruß
Interman
guter und einleuchtender Beitrag. Gratuliere. An die Verkaufsmöglichkeit der "Alten" habe ich gar nicht mehr gedacht - erklärt aber nun den Kursverfall.
Bin Montag am "einsammeln".
Gruß
Interman
Ich kann es auch bestätigen,der Druck auf Commerce One ist eindeutig auf die ausgelaufende Lock up Periode zurückzuführen.Selbst wenn es keine großen Verkäufe der Insider gibt,ich persönlich glaube schon an Verkäufe,ist auch viel Psychologie mit im Spiel.
Ich würde am Montag jedoch erst zu Beginn der Wallstreet kaufen,da der Kurs vorher extrem über Parität liegen dürfte,ausgelößt durch die Musterdepotaufnahmen bei der 3Sat Börse.Mit den einsetzenden US Börsen werden sehr wahrscheinlich entstandene Kursübertreibungen in Deutschland wieder korrigiert.Ein fairer Kurs ist dann gewährleistet.
Grüße
Lokomotive
Ich würde am Montag jedoch erst zu Beginn der Wallstreet kaufen,da der Kurs vorher extrem über Parität liegen dürfte,ausgelößt durch die Musterdepotaufnahmen bei der 3Sat Börse.Mit den einsetzenden US Börsen werden sehr wahrscheinlich entstandene Kursübertreibungen in Deutschland wieder korrigiert.Ein fairer Kurs ist dann gewährleistet.
Grüße
Lokomotive
hi
mal`ne allgemeine frage ---
der auslauftermin der "lock-up periode" ist ja anscheinend für die
anlagestrategie von nicht unerheblicher bedeutung.
wo erhält man diese datum zu den entsprechenden werten ?
schätz mal das dies ein festgesetzer zeitraum nach listing ist, aber
selbst wo erhält mann diesen termin
danke für eure antwort(en)
mal`ne allgemeine frage ---
der auslauftermin der "lock-up periode" ist ja anscheinend für die
anlagestrategie von nicht unerheblicher bedeutung.
wo erhält man diese datum zu den entsprechenden werten ?
schätz mal das dies ein festgesetzer zeitraum nach listing ist, aber
selbst wo erhält mann diesen termin
danke für eure antwort(en)
Es ist doch seltsam, daß gleich 2 Profis Commerce One in´s Depot legen. Die Insiderverkäufe, die den Kurs z.Zt.belasten, müßten doch jetzt abgeschlossen sein, so daß der Weg nach oben frei ist. Ich könnte mir vorstellen, daß Commerce One auch in den USA am Montag für eine techn. Reaktion nordwärts gut ist.
Es sind sehr schnell 10-20% an einem Tag drin.
Ich denke, daß dieser Wert am Montag in den USA auch wesentlich höher eröffnet.
Es sind sehr schnell 10-20% an einem Tag drin.
Ich denke, daß dieser Wert am Montag in den USA auch wesentlich höher eröffnet.
Aktueller Kurs bei L&S:
WKN
924107
Name
COMMERCE ONE
BID
172.62 EUR
ASK
174.42 EUR
Zeit
05.02.00 - 11:54:31 Uhr
Das ist ein Aufgeld von fast 8%!!!! zum US Kurs
Quelle http://www.ls-d.de
Gruß
megastock
WKN
924107
Name
COMMERCE ONE
BID
172.62 EUR
ASK
174.42 EUR
Zeit
05.02.00 - 11:54:31 Uhr
Das ist ein Aufgeld von fast 8%!!!! zum US Kurs
Quelle http://www.ls-d.de
Gruß
megastock
die ursache für den kursrückgang bei cmrc bzw den anstieg bei arba
könnte darin liegen, daß jc bradford am 4.2. die coverage von arba mit "buy", von cmrc allerdings nur mit "neutral" begonnen hat.
den ganzen lockup-kram kann man übrigens bei ipo.com verfolgen.
thestreet.com bringt auch regelmäßige updates
könnte darin liegen, daß jc bradford am 4.2. die coverage von arba mit "buy", von cmrc allerdings nur mit "neutral" begonnen hat.
den ganzen lockup-kram kann man übrigens bei ipo.com verfolgen.
thestreet.com bringt auch regelmäßige updates
Es ist schon interessant die verschiendenen Meinungen zu ARBA und CMRC zu hören. Ich habe ARBA im Depot und werden davon in den nächsten 2-3 Jahren kein stück hergeben. Bei CMRC kommen wir langsam wieder auf den nenner, wo ich ans einsteigen denke. Es ist sekundär das CMRC in zwei Musterdepots bei 3Sat aufgenohmen wurde. Persönlich bin ich für beide Werte sehr bullisch.
Wir stecken im Bereich B2B noch in den Säuglingsschuhen. Es kann heute noch keiner genau sagen wie groß der Markt letztendlich werden wird. Aber eines ist sicher, er ist um ein vielfaches höher als im B2C Sektor.
Ich werde meine CMRC bei 140 $ einsammeln
Gruß
Sharehunter
Wir stecken im Bereich B2B noch in den Säuglingsschuhen. Es kann heute noch keiner genau sagen wie groß der Markt letztendlich werden wird. Aber eines ist sicher, er ist um ein vielfaches höher als im B2C Sektor.
Ich werde meine CMRC bei 140 $ einsammeln
Gruß
Sharehunter
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Shareholder Planned Sale 104,124 - 19,783,560 - - -
01/10/00 Kemago Family Lp
Shareholder Planned Sale 86,001 - 17,200,200 - - -
01/10/00 Cz Venture Operations Inc.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 4,901 - 958,758 - - -
01/10/00 Severna School, Inc.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 564 - 111,566 - - -
01/10/00 Vignos, Gregg
Shareholder Planned Sale 289 - 56,360 - - -
01/10/00 Dolan, A. Barr
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,609 - 119,870 - - -
01/10/00 Geiger Family Rev. Tr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 29,875 - 5,717,328 - - -
01/10/00 Turpin, G.b. & P.h.(rev Tr)
Shareholder Planned Sale 32,452 - 6,210,501 - - -
01/07/00 Trevethan, Kelly A.-fam.tr
Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 100,000 - - -
01/07/00 Guevara, Andrew R. Jr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 198,639 - - -
01/07/00 Orfao, David J.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 119,700 - - -
01/07/00 Trevethan, Kelly
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 100,419 - - -
01/05/00 Karlin Holdings Ltd.
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,195,925 - - -
01/05/00 Farvaro,lavezzo,et Al (psp)
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,625 - 1,113,000 - - -
01/05/00 Bishop, Bradley S.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,065 - 215,130 - - -
01/05/00 Carman, Carl
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,065 - 222,585 - - -
01/05/00 Haley, George P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 222,376 - - -
01/05/00 Lewis, John &elizabeth(tr)
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 109,492 - - -
01/05/00 Silver Family Trust
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 111,720 - - -
01/05/00 Ludwick Family `89 Tr-al Tte
Shareholder Planned Sale 60,302 - 12,361,910 - - -
01/04/00 Porcelain Partners, L. P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 64,500 - 13,102,061 - - -
01/04/00 Mcdermott, Douglas
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,206 - 258,100 - - -
01/04/00 Max Siegel Tr Dtd 11/21/91
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,000 - 430,000 - - -
01/04/00 Gunther Family Tr-rg Tte
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,070,300 - - -
01/04/00 Mccarthy, Stephen P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 229,824 - - -
01/04/00 Cig International, L. P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 2,063 - 412,600 - - -
01/04/00 Headington, Matthew
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,111 - 437,000 - - -
01/04/00 Keck, Chad W.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 234,080 - - -
01/04/00 Caplan Family Trust
Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 104,304 - - -
01/04/00 Nikitin, Ivan
Shareholder Planned Sale 625 - 126,875 - - -
01/04/00 Geiger Fmly Rev. Tr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 18,080 - 3,758,380 - - -
01/04/00 Harrell, Cecil Rev Tr 10/90
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,505 - 2,010,000 - - -
01/04/00 Gevirtz Fam Tr(dg Ttee)
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,070,300 - - -
01/03/00 United States Tr Co.(aph)
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 61,579 - 12,254,221 - - -
01/03/00 Doll Family Partnership
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 266 - 56,629 - - -
01/03/00 Silicon Vly Bancshares
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 3,431 - 715,363 - - -
01/03/00 Crosspoint Retirement Plan
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 58,387 - - -
01/03/00 Spitz, David
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,257 - 259,439 - - -
01/03/00 Dorf, Ira H.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 852 - 174,873 - - -
01/03/00 Stagnaro, Thomas P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 106,400 - - -
01/03/00 Sippl, Roger J.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 2,661 - 545,505 - - -
01/03/00 Dunn, Joseph D.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 266 - 54,064 - - -
01/03/00 Greff, John T.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 110,656 - - -
01/03/00 Everett, Michael T.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 109,060 - - -
01/03/00 Hoag Family Trust
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 106,400 - - -
01/03/00 Mcquillan, Kevin J.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 14,832 - 3,110,000 - - -
01/03/00 Dolan, A. Barr
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 22,416 - 4,595,280 - - -
01/03/00 Mgcm Partners
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,000 - 1,284,000 - - -
01/03/00 Dixon & C.doll Family Tr
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,331 - 283,503 - - -
01/03/00 Stepien, Thomas M.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 109,060 - - -
01/03/00 Mcnay, Mark L.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 217,056 - - -
01/03/00 General Elec.cap. Co.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,000,000 - 200,000,000 - - -
01/03/00 Ferrari, Lou
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,514 - 529,934 - - -
01/03/00 Kairouz, Habib
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,500 - 1,337,000 - - -
12/31/99 Doherty, Susan
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 106,400 - - -
12/31/99 Bushley, C. David & Traute
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 387,900 - - -
12/31/99 Boettcher, James H.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 22,417 - 4,483,400 - - -
12/31/99 H&q Commerce One Invest.
Shareholder Planned Sale 50,000 - 9,912,500 - - -
12/30/99 Eureka Investments L.p.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 115,444 - - -
12/30/99 Golden Bay Investment Fund
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 4,901 - 1,004,092 - - -
12/30/99 Oak Mgt.corp.pen.pl&tr
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,060,250 - - -
12/30/99 Bird, Steven P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 10,000 - 2,002,758 - - -
12/30/99 O`neill, Daniel C.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 111,720 - - -
12/30/99 Ayyar, Kannan
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,514 - 525,017 - - -
12/30/99 Foster Family Trust A
Shareholder Planned Sale 20,217 - 4,200,000 - - -
12/30/99 Serrurier, Gregory R.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 564 - 116,123 - - -
12/30/99 Orr, Lawrence K.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 219,623 - - -
12/30/99 Smith, Roger V.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 5,139 - 1,053,495 - - -
12/30/99 Tanzer, Josh
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 442,200 - - -
12/30/99 Ahmad, Faruq
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 320 - 71,307 - - -
12/30/99 Langner, Dr. Ernst
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,032 - 660,000 - - -
12/30/99 Magnuson Revocable Tr
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 224,770 - - -
12/30/99 Heller, Sigmund
Shareholder Planned Sale 4,020 - 849,225 - - -
12/29/99 Lombard Odier & Cie
Shareholder Planned Sale 387,009 - 42,474,237 - - -
12/29/99 Encinal Partners, L.p.
Shareholder Planned Sale 86,001 - 21,500,250 - - -
12/29/99 Mccarthy, James A.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Tierney, Michael F.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 La Querencia Partners
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,211,000 - - -
12/29/99 Benton Asset Partners
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,283,870 - - -
12/29/99 Sippel, Eric
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,508 - 350,000 - - -
12/29/99 Chiasson, Anthony
Shareholder Planned Sale 603 - 129,645 - - -
12/29/99 Fan, John & Stephanie
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,030 - 1,330,400 - - -
12/29/99 Grimes, Michael D.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 227,180 - - -
12/29/99 Mccarthy, James A. Jr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Zelden, Joel
Shareholder Planned Sale 503 - 116,700 - - -
12/29/99 Brown, Frank
Shareholder Planned Sale 4,715 - 1,156,465 - - -
12/29/99 Mccarthy, David G.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Lykken, Daniel & Maryellen
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 211,000 - - -
12/29/99 Zicker, John E.
Shareholder Planned Sale 252 - 56,841 - - -
12/29/99 Rubin, Dan
Shareholder Planned Sale 19,101 - 4,180,750 - - -
12/29/99 Lynch, Daniel J.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Jon-cin & Sons, L.p.
Shareholder Planned Sale 21,500 - 5,375,000 - - -
12/29/99 Dleverde Corp.
Shareholder Planned Sale 51,094 - 11,580,000 - - -
12/29/99 Benton, F. Fox Iii
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,015 - 721,700 - - -
12/29/99 Benton, F. Fox Jr.& Lizinka
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,025 - 1,141,200 - - -
12/29/99 Weathersby, William P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 42,090 - 8,966,100 - - -
12/29/99 Pj Investments (deyoung,j.)
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,514 - 525,426 - - -
12/29/99 Dw Investments (deyoung,j.)
Shareholder Planned Sale 13,575 - 2,837,175 - - -
12/29/99 Martin, Jim
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 240,570 - - -
12/29/99 Webb/sullivan Rev.tr (mw&as)
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,508 - 341,200 - - -
12/29/99 Ott, Michael J.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 233,160 - - -
12/29/99 Keeler, K, & Mccarthy, Molly
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Schlater, James M.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,500 - 553,000 - - -
12/29/99 Linder Family Trust `96
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,025 - 1,100,000 - - -
12/29/99 Horning, Robert P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 42,090 - 8,966,100 - - -
12/29/99 Rocksalt, Llc
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,025 - 1,118,000 - - -
12/29/99 Platt, Jon
Shareholder Planned Sale 60,302 - 13,794,000 - - -
12/29/99 Glenn, Paul F. (revoc.trust)
Shareholder Planned Sale 83,978 - 18,600,000 - - -
12/29/99 Leyrer, David T.
Shareholder Planned Sale 42,090 - 8,966,100 - - -
12/29/99 Ryan, Charles
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,015 - 721,700 - - -
12/29/99 H&q Commerce One Invest.
Shareholder Planned Sale 25,000 - 5,682,812 - - -
12/29/99 Paul F.glenn Fdn-med.res.
Shareholder Planned Sale 20,101 - 4,460,000 - - -
12/29/99 Lytle, E.a. & C. Poa
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,015 - 663,300 - - -
12/29/99 Chernis, Peter
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 446,800 - - -
12/29/99 2400 Rho Partners, Llc
Shareholder Planned Sale 24,458 - 5,392,000 - - -
12/29/99 Tuch, Richard L.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 475,000 - - -
12/29/99 Carey, W. Ward
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 446,800 - - -
12/29/99 Gold, Joshua P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 400 - 91,500 - - -
12/29/99 Sayro Ventures Ltd
Shareholder Planned Sale 643,063 - 140,403,224 - - -
12/28/99 Butenhoff, Kurt
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,030 - 1,447,200 - - -
12/08/99 Jewish Comm Foundation
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,000 - 426,985 - - -
07/01/99 Elmore, William B.
Director Private Buy 600 21.00 12,600 COM I 1,046,858
07/01/99 Elmore, William B.
Director Private Buy 600 21.00 12,600 COM I 1,046,858
07/01/99 Elmore, William B.
Director Private Buy 600 21.00 12,600 COM I 1,154,001
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* D = directly held, I = indirectly held
Data provided by Vickers through InsiderTrader
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Commerce One Tries Harder
Event Summary
Commerce One. Inc. (NASDAQ: CMRC) has shiny new models of its major products. Both enterprise and ASP models are available.
On the buyer side, Commerce One BuySitetm 6.0, in both its Enterprise and Portal Editions, offer a variety of new features. Among these is smooth integration of dynamic pricing. A buyer can use a wizard to create various forms of RFQ (request for quotation) and reverse auction. The new version also includes support for multiple languages and currencies within a single firm or transaction. This is a step forward from the previous version where separate systems were required to support multinational companies.
On the sell-side, Commerce One showed its Commerce One MarketSite Portal Solution 3.0, which is used by Internet market makers and individual enterprises to build open business-to-business marketplaces. The product also includes dynamic pricing capabilities, and additionally offers new features for catalog management and order management. The product also comes with advertising capabilities. Such marketplaces can be linked to Commerce One`s Global Trading Web, which links regional and vertical marketplaces built with the MarketSite Portal Solution. These marketplaces are managed by independent market makers such as TD Bank of Canada and Cable and Wireless Optus in Australia. Commerce One itself manages the U.S. market, Commerce One MarketSitetm Global Trading Portal, which has been relaunched in a version built upon the new Portal Solution 3.0.
Market Impact
This is a strong set of offerings that should bring Commerce One some much needed notice. Despite its impressive stock valuation (approximately twice Ariba`s relative to revenue) is has been perceived as a not-too-close runner up. This smooth new packaging should dispel that perception. Worthy of particular notice is the integration of dynamic pricing, resulting from the November, 1999 purchase of CommerceBid. This shows that Commerce One can convert strategic decisions into product quickly and effectively.
User Recommendations
If the industry were to freeze right now, or if your company has to make an immediate decision on which product to buy, Commerce One`s new offerings will certainly improve its competitive score. If it was not on your short list you will want to reconsider.
In the slightly longer range it seems inconceivable that Ariba will not have a similar announcement or announcement freeze before too long. They, too, want to put you in the drivers` seat. So for product selection, Commerce One`s new features are unlikely to tip many product selections definitively. But, if Ariba is on the top of your list, this will give you additional negotiating leverage. Contrariwise, if Commerce One is, or becomes, your number one choice, you can rely on the expectations of Ariba`s future releases to help you haggle.
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Transaction Date Name Action Shares Price Value Type D/I* Remaining Shares
01/20/00 Padda, Kuldarshan
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 4,772 - 835,000 - - -
01/15/00 Winfield Capital Corp.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 150,000 - 31,500,000 - - -
01/13/00 Alexander & Baldwin Inc. Ret
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 49,015 - 8,185,505 - - -
01/13/00 Walt Disney Co.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 49,015 - 9,803,000 - - -
01/12/00 Negrin Family Tr-1996
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 87,856 - - -
01/11/00 Foster Family Trust A
Shareholder Planned Sale 20,000 - 3,900,000 - - -
01/11/00 Bernina 2000 Ltd
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,000 - 924,969 - - -
01/11/00 Nikitin, Ivan
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,250 - 250,000 - - -
01/10/00 Levensohn Capital Mgmt
Shareholder Planned Sale 104,124 - 19,783,560 - - -
01/10/00 Kemago Family Lp
Shareholder Planned Sale 86,001 - 17,200,200 - - -
01/10/00 Cz Venture Operations Inc.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 4,901 - 958,758 - - -
01/10/00 Severna School, Inc.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 564 - 111,566 - - -
01/10/00 Vignos, Gregg
Shareholder Planned Sale 289 - 56,360 - - -
01/10/00 Dolan, A. Barr
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,609 - 119,870 - - -
01/10/00 Geiger Family Rev. Tr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 29,875 - 5,717,328 - - -
01/10/00 Turpin, G.b. & P.h.(rev Tr)
Shareholder Planned Sale 32,452 - 6,210,501 - - -
01/07/00 Trevethan, Kelly A.-fam.tr
Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 100,000 - - -
01/07/00 Guevara, Andrew R. Jr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 198,639 - - -
01/07/00 Orfao, David J.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 119,700 - - -
01/07/00 Trevethan, Kelly
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 100,419 - - -
01/05/00 Karlin Holdings Ltd.
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,195,925 - - -
01/05/00 Farvaro,lavezzo,et Al (psp)
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,625 - 1,113,000 - - -
01/05/00 Bishop, Bradley S.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,065 - 215,130 - - -
01/05/00 Carman, Carl
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,065 - 222,585 - - -
01/05/00 Haley, George P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 222,376 - - -
01/05/00 Lewis, John &elizabeth(tr)
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 109,492 - - -
01/05/00 Silver Family Trust
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 111,720 - - -
01/05/00 Ludwick Family `89 Tr-al Tte
Shareholder Planned Sale 60,302 - 12,361,910 - - -
01/04/00 Porcelain Partners, L. P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 64,500 - 13,102,061 - - -
01/04/00 Mcdermott, Douglas
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,206 - 258,100 - - -
01/04/00 Max Siegel Tr Dtd 11/21/91
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,000 - 430,000 - - -
01/04/00 Gunther Family Tr-rg Tte
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,070,300 - - -
01/04/00 Mccarthy, Stephen P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 229,824 - - -
01/04/00 Cig International, L. P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 2,063 - 412,600 - - -
01/04/00 Headington, Matthew
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,111 - 437,000 - - -
01/04/00 Keck, Chad W.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 234,080 - - -
01/04/00 Caplan Family Trust
Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 104,304 - - -
01/04/00 Nikitin, Ivan
Shareholder Planned Sale 625 - 126,875 - - -
01/04/00 Geiger Fmly Rev. Tr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 18,080 - 3,758,380 - - -
01/04/00 Harrell, Cecil Rev Tr 10/90
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,505 - 2,010,000 - - -
01/04/00 Gevirtz Fam Tr(dg Ttee)
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,070,300 - - -
01/03/00 United States Tr Co.(aph)
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 61,579 - 12,254,221 - - -
01/03/00 Doll Family Partnership
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 266 - 56,629 - - -
01/03/00 Silicon Vly Bancshares
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 3,431 - 715,363 - - -
01/03/00 Crosspoint Retirement Plan
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 58,387 - - -
01/03/00 Spitz, David
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,257 - 259,439 - - -
01/03/00 Dorf, Ira H.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 852 - 174,873 - - -
01/03/00 Stagnaro, Thomas P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 106,400 - - -
01/03/00 Sippl, Roger J.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 2,661 - 545,505 - - -
01/03/00 Dunn, Joseph D.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 266 - 54,064 - - -
01/03/00 Greff, John T.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 110,656 - - -
01/03/00 Everett, Michael T.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 109,060 - - -
01/03/00 Hoag Family Trust
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 106,400 - - -
01/03/00 Mcquillan, Kevin J.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 14,832 - 3,110,000 - - -
01/03/00 Dolan, A. Barr
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 22,416 - 4,595,280 - - -
01/03/00 Mgcm Partners
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,000 - 1,284,000 - - -
01/03/00 Dixon & C.doll Family Tr
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,331 - 283,503 - - -
01/03/00 Stepien, Thomas M.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 109,060 - - -
01/03/00 Mcnay, Mark L.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 217,056 - - -
01/03/00 General Elec.cap. Co.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,000,000 - 200,000,000 - - -
01/03/00 Ferrari, Lou
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,514 - 529,934 - - -
01/03/00 Kairouz, Habib
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,500 - 1,337,000 - - -
12/31/99 Doherty, Susan
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 106,400 - - -
12/31/99 Bushley, C. David & Traute
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 387,900 - - -
12/31/99 Boettcher, James H.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 22,417 - 4,483,400 - - -
12/31/99 H&q Commerce One Invest.
Shareholder Planned Sale 50,000 - 9,912,500 - - -
12/30/99 Eureka Investments L.p.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 115,444 - - -
12/30/99 Golden Bay Investment Fund
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 4,901 - 1,004,092 - - -
12/30/99 Oak Mgt.corp.pen.pl&tr
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,060,250 - - -
12/30/99 Bird, Steven P.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 10,000 - 2,002,758 - - -
12/30/99 O`neill, Daniel C.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 532 - 111,720 - - -
12/30/99 Ayyar, Kannan
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,514 - 525,017 - - -
12/30/99 Foster Family Trust A
Shareholder Planned Sale 20,217 - 4,200,000 - - -
12/30/99 Serrurier, Gregory R.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 564 - 116,123 - - -
12/30/99 Orr, Lawrence K.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 219,623 - - -
12/30/99 Smith, Roger V.
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 5,139 - 1,053,495 - - -
12/30/99 Tanzer, Josh
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 442,200 - - -
12/30/99 Ahmad, Faruq
Private Or Shareholder Planned Sale 320 - 71,307 - - -
12/30/99 Langner, Dr. Ernst
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,032 - 660,000 - - -
12/30/99 Magnuson Revocable Tr
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,064 - 224,770 - - -
12/30/99 Heller, Sigmund
Shareholder Planned Sale 4,020 - 849,225 - - -
12/29/99 Lombard Odier & Cie
Shareholder Planned Sale 387,009 - 42,474,237 - - -
12/29/99 Encinal Partners, L.p.
Shareholder Planned Sale 86,001 - 21,500,250 - - -
12/29/99 Mccarthy, James A.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Tierney, Michael F.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 La Querencia Partners
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,211,000 - - -
12/29/99 Benton Asset Partners
Shareholder Planned Sale 10,050 - 2,283,870 - - -
12/29/99 Sippel, Eric
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,508 - 350,000 - - -
12/29/99 Chiasson, Anthony
Shareholder Planned Sale 603 - 129,645 - - -
12/29/99 Fan, John & Stephanie
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,030 - 1,330,400 - - -
12/29/99 Grimes, Michael D.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 227,180 - - -
12/29/99 Mccarthy, James A. Jr.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Zelden, Joel
Shareholder Planned Sale 503 - 116,700 - - -
12/29/99 Brown, Frank
Shareholder Planned Sale 4,715 - 1,156,465 - - -
12/29/99 Mccarthy, David G.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Lykken, Daniel & Maryellen
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 211,000 - - -
12/29/99 Zicker, John E.
Shareholder Planned Sale 252 - 56,841 - - -
12/29/99 Rubin, Dan
Shareholder Planned Sale 19,101 - 4,180,750 - - -
12/29/99 Lynch, Daniel J.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Jon-cin & Sons, L.p.
Shareholder Planned Sale 21,500 - 5,375,000 - - -
12/29/99 Dleverde Corp.
Shareholder Planned Sale 51,094 - 11,580,000 - - -
12/29/99 Benton, F. Fox Iii
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,015 - 721,700 - - -
12/29/99 Benton, F. Fox Jr.& Lizinka
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,025 - 1,141,200 - - -
12/29/99 Weathersby, William P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 42,090 - 8,966,100 - - -
12/29/99 Pj Investments (deyoung,j.)
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,514 - 525,426 - - -
12/29/99 Dw Investments (deyoung,j.)
Shareholder Planned Sale 13,575 - 2,837,175 - - -
12/29/99 Martin, Jim
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 240,570 - - -
12/29/99 Webb/sullivan Rev.tr (mw&as)
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,508 - 341,200 - - -
12/29/99 Ott, Michael J.
Shareholder Planned Sale 1,005 - 233,160 - - -
12/29/99 Keeler, K, & Mccarthy, Molly
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 481,150 - - -
12/29/99 Schlater, James M.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,500 - 553,000 - - -
12/29/99 Linder Family Trust `96
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,025 - 1,100,000 - - -
12/29/99 Horning, Robert P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 42,090 - 8,966,100 - - -
12/29/99 Rocksalt, Llc
Shareholder Planned Sale 5,025 - 1,118,000 - - -
12/29/99 Platt, Jon
Shareholder Planned Sale 60,302 - 13,794,000 - - -
12/29/99 Glenn, Paul F. (revoc.trust)
Shareholder Planned Sale 83,978 - 18,600,000 - - -
12/29/99 Leyrer, David T.
Shareholder Planned Sale 42,090 - 8,966,100 - - -
12/29/99 Ryan, Charles
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,015 - 721,700 - - -
12/29/99 H&q Commerce One Invest.
Shareholder Planned Sale 25,000 - 5,682,812 - - -
12/29/99 Paul F.glenn Fdn-med.res.
Shareholder Planned Sale 20,101 - 4,460,000 - - -
12/29/99 Lytle, E.a. & C. Poa
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,015 - 663,300 - - -
12/29/99 Chernis, Peter
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 446,800 - - -
12/29/99 2400 Rho Partners, Llc
Shareholder Planned Sale 24,458 - 5,392,000 - - -
12/29/99 Tuch, Richard L.
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 475,000 - - -
12/29/99 Carey, W. Ward
Shareholder Planned Sale 2,010 - 446,800 - - -
12/29/99 Gold, Joshua P.
Shareholder Planned Sale 400 - 91,500 - - -
12/29/99 Sayro Ventures Ltd
Shareholder Planned Sale 643,063 - 140,403,224 - - -
12/28/99 Butenhoff, Kurt
Shareholder Planned Sale 6,030 - 1,447,200 - - -
12/08/99 Jewish Comm Foundation
Shareholder Planned Sale 3,000 - 426,985 - - -
07/01/99 Elmore, William B.
Director Private Buy 600 21.00 12,600 COM I 1,046,858
07/01/99 Elmore, William B.
Director Private Buy 600 21.00 12,600 COM I 1,046,858
07/01/99 Elmore, William B.
Director Private Buy 600 21.00 12,600 COM I 1,154,001
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und noch was:
Commerce One Tries Harder
Event Summary
Commerce One. Inc. (NASDAQ: CMRC) has shiny new models of its major products. Both enterprise and ASP models are available.
On the buyer side, Commerce One BuySitetm 6.0, in both its Enterprise and Portal Editions, offer a variety of new features. Among these is smooth integration of dynamic pricing. A buyer can use a wizard to create various forms of RFQ (request for quotation) and reverse auction. The new version also includes support for multiple languages and currencies within a single firm or transaction. This is a step forward from the previous version where separate systems were required to support multinational companies.
On the sell-side, Commerce One showed its Commerce One MarketSite Portal Solution 3.0, which is used by Internet market makers and individual enterprises to build open business-to-business marketplaces. The product also includes dynamic pricing capabilities, and additionally offers new features for catalog management and order management. The product also comes with advertising capabilities. Such marketplaces can be linked to Commerce One`s Global Trading Web, which links regional and vertical marketplaces built with the MarketSite Portal Solution. These marketplaces are managed by independent market makers such as TD Bank of Canada and Cable and Wireless Optus in Australia. Commerce One itself manages the U.S. market, Commerce One MarketSitetm Global Trading Portal, which has been relaunched in a version built upon the new Portal Solution 3.0.
Market Impact
This is a strong set of offerings that should bring Commerce One some much needed notice. Despite its impressive stock valuation (approximately twice Ariba`s relative to revenue) is has been perceived as a not-too-close runner up. This smooth new packaging should dispel that perception. Worthy of particular notice is the integration of dynamic pricing, resulting from the November, 1999 purchase of CommerceBid. This shows that Commerce One can convert strategic decisions into product quickly and effectively.
User Recommendations
If the industry were to freeze right now, or if your company has to make an immediate decision on which product to buy, Commerce One`s new offerings will certainly improve its competitive score. If it was not on your short list you will want to reconsider.
In the slightly longer range it seems inconceivable that Ariba will not have a similar announcement or announcement freeze before too long. They, too, want to put you in the drivers` seat. So for product selection, Commerce One`s new features are unlikely to tip many product selections definitively. But, if Ariba is on the top of your list, this will give you additional negotiating leverage. Contrariwise, if Commerce One is, or becomes, your number one choice, you can rely on the expectations of Ariba`s future releases to help you haggle.
und hier noch die kundenliste:
http://www.commerceone.com/customers/default.html
mfg concur
Hi Sharehunter,
ich glaube nicht, dass Du in Deutschland die
CMRC noch mal unter 160 Euro kriegst. Die
Korrektur ist vorbei, jetzt geht`s ab...
Grüße aus dem Cyberspace, Rex
ich glaube nicht, dass Du in Deutschland die
CMRC noch mal unter 160 Euro kriegst. Die
Korrektur ist vorbei, jetzt geht`s ab...
Grüße aus dem Cyberspace, Rex
Hallo Sharehunter,
glaubst doch nicht im ernst das du bei CMRC noch Kurse von
140D sehen wirst
glaubst doch nicht im ernst das du bei CMRC noch Kurse von
140D sehen wirst
auf der obigen liste stehen nur beabsichtigte verkäufe aus optionsausübungen.
ob cmrc in ein paar wochen bei 150 oder 200 steht ist für mich zweitrangig, wichtig ist die perspektive mit sicht auf 1-2 jahren. es ist ja bekannt, daß ein großteil der tagesumsätze in internetaktien von daytradern gemacht werden. diese konzentrieren sich auf die aktien mit dem größten momentum und volatilität. wie schon freitag mit emrg werden noch hunderte von b2b-ipos in diesem jahr an die nasdaq kommen, wodurch es wohl kaum mehr zu eratischen bewegungen bei cmrc oder arba kommen wird. in ein paar wochen oder monaten wird die frage sein, wie sich investoren diesen werten gegenüber verhalten. ich habe mir hierzu eine meinung gebildet und sehe in diesen werten die interessantesten stories.
ob cmrc in ein paar wochen bei 150 oder 200 steht ist für mich zweitrangig, wichtig ist die perspektive mit sicht auf 1-2 jahren. es ist ja bekannt, daß ein großteil der tagesumsätze in internetaktien von daytradern gemacht werden. diese konzentrieren sich auf die aktien mit dem größten momentum und volatilität. wie schon freitag mit emrg werden noch hunderte von b2b-ipos in diesem jahr an die nasdaq kommen, wodurch es wohl kaum mehr zu eratischen bewegungen bei cmrc oder arba kommen wird. in ein paar wochen oder monaten wird die frage sein, wie sich investoren diesen werten gegenüber verhalten. ich habe mir hierzu eine meinung gebildet und sehe in diesen werten die interessantesten stories.
hi,
hier nochmal der termin bei cnbc!
CNBC Guest List for February 7, 2000
Bei Power Lunch: 12:00 - 2:00 ET
Craig Columbus
President, insiderSCORES.com
Primark`s Director of Research
re: "Inside Track"
Larry Bauman & Bob O`Brien
Dow Jones Newswires
re: Halftime Report
Michael Kresh, CFP
President
M.D. Kresh Financial Services
re: Personal Finance
Mark Hoffman
Chairman & CEO
Commerce One
Edward Gallup
Chairman & CEO
Immucor, Inc. {BLUD}
Michael Waldholz
Medical Reporter
The Wall Street Journal
re: Medical Report
Dwight Manley
CEO, California Gold Rush Group
Rare Coin Expert
re: Gold Rush Sunken Treasure
Matthew Ford
Portfolio Manager
U.S. Global Investors World Gold Fund
re: Commodities: Gold Prices
hier nochmal der termin bei cnbc!
CNBC Guest List for February 7, 2000
Bei Power Lunch: 12:00 - 2:00 ET
Craig Columbus
President, insiderSCORES.com
Primark`s Director of Research
re: "Inside Track"
Larry Bauman & Bob O`Brien
Dow Jones Newswires
re: Halftime Report
Michael Kresh, CFP
President
M.D. Kresh Financial Services
re: Personal Finance
Mark Hoffman
Chairman & CEO
Commerce One
Edward Gallup
Chairman & CEO
Immucor, Inc. {BLUD}
Michael Waldholz
Medical Reporter
The Wall Street Journal
re: Medical Report
Dwight Manley
CEO, California Gold Rush Group
Rare Coin Expert
re: Gold Rush Sunken Treasure
Matthew Ford
Portfolio Manager
U.S. Global Investors World Gold Fund
re: Commodities: Gold Prices
Hallo Leute,
na was meinen wir jetzt Kaufkurse oder kurz vor dem Absturz...
vom ATH gabs bisher 50% Abschlag...
26.1.2000 dpa
EDS sanken um 2-15/16 auf 71-1/2 USD nachdem sie bekannt gaben, sich von ihrer Beteiligung an COMMERCE ONE für rund 400 Mio. USD trennen zu wollen. "Obwohl die eigentliche Intention die Gewinnmitnahme ist, spielt dabei auch die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Commerce-One-Erzrivalen Ariba eine Rolle. Wir halten es für einen weiteren Hinweis, das EDS in diesem Jahr sehr agressiv nach neuen Beteiligungen suchen wird", sagte Andrew Burns, Analyst bei PaineWebber./so/cs
Am Freitag stiegen die Umsätze bei Commerce One bei fallenden Kursen an, normalerweise anzeichen von Selloff...
Viele Grüße
TS
na was meinen wir jetzt Kaufkurse oder kurz vor dem Absturz...
vom ATH gabs bisher 50% Abschlag...
26.1.2000 dpa
EDS sanken um 2-15/16 auf 71-1/2 USD nachdem sie bekannt gaben, sich von ihrer Beteiligung an COMMERCE ONE für rund 400 Mio. USD trennen zu wollen. "Obwohl die eigentliche Intention die Gewinnmitnahme ist, spielt dabei auch die Zusammenarbeit mit dem Commerce-One-Erzrivalen Ariba eine Rolle. Wir halten es für einen weiteren Hinweis, das EDS in diesem Jahr sehr agressiv nach neuen Beteiligungen suchen wird", sagte Andrew Burns, Analyst bei PaineWebber./so/cs
Am Freitag stiegen die Umsätze bei Commerce One bei fallenden Kursen an, normalerweise anzeichen von Selloff...
Viele Grüße
TS
Hi Leute!
Commerce One ist charttechnisch hochinteressant.
Ich glaube wir nähern und dem Tiefstpunkt.
Der Selloff der Aktionäre dürfte bald vorbei sein und damit auch der Druck auf den Aktienkurs.
Bei den kleinsten Anzeichen einer Trendwende werde ich kräftig zuschlagen.
Vielleicht geht sie noch auf ca. 150 $ runter.
Die 3-Sat Pusherei hat keinerlei Einfluß auf den Aktienkurs, die Aktie ist viel zu schwer.
Deshalb jetzt bloß nicht überhastet am Montag kaufen (mein Tip).
Laßt den Abwärtstrend ausklingen und bei Trendumkehr sofort einsteigen.
Ist eine Top-Aktie, aber bitte nicht ins fallende Messer greifen, denke wir werden in ca. 3-6 Monaten wieder die alten Höchstkurse sehen.
So long
Sanuk
Commerce One ist charttechnisch hochinteressant.
Ich glaube wir nähern und dem Tiefstpunkt.
Der Selloff der Aktionäre dürfte bald vorbei sein und damit auch der Druck auf den Aktienkurs.
Bei den kleinsten Anzeichen einer Trendwende werde ich kräftig zuschlagen.
Vielleicht geht sie noch auf ca. 150 $ runter.
Die 3-Sat Pusherei hat keinerlei Einfluß auf den Aktienkurs, die Aktie ist viel zu schwer.
Deshalb jetzt bloß nicht überhastet am Montag kaufen (mein Tip).
Laßt den Abwärtstrend ausklingen und bei Trendumkehr sofort einsteigen.
Ist eine Top-Aktie, aber bitte nicht ins fallende Messer greifen, denke wir werden in ca. 3-6 Monaten wieder die alten Höchstkurse sehen.
So long
Sanuk
noch was zu der ganzen b2b geschichte!
möglich, dass etwas verticlanet und c1 kooperieren?
NOTE: The following is part of an interview which played on Radio Wall Street this weekend in which Kevin Wagner, an analyst for Adams, Harkness was asked about VerticalNet and Commerce One possibly joining forces:
WAGNER:
Again, the beauty with VerticalNet is they continue to attract the eyeballs via the content they provide. That content is a very important driving feature to bring people to the site ... let them know what`s taking place in the community. As opposed to simply a site where you go to click to purchase something. At commerce, I see a convergence of these business models: Ariba acquired Trading Dynamics ... Commerce One acquired Commerce Bid ...they are both wanting to add significant content to their web sites. There`s a convergence of trading exchanges, auctions and content ... and VerticalNet right now having its auction, having the content and building its trading exchange clearly is at the intersection of those 3 business models - positioning itself as we look forward to the convergence of these models.
QUESTION:
I would have said that VerticalNet is going to go through the roof after the announcement and yet it has declined over the past several days ... which is not a bad thing ... it gives you the opportunity to get involved. But why do you think that is?
WAGNER:
That`s a good question. It hit a high of $290 and now it`s trading at $230. I think that`s a function of a couple of elements. There has been a significant run in the stock. End of January you were looking at a $195 stock rocketing to $290.
QUESTION:
I do these interviews here at Radio Wall Street.com and a couple of weeks ago I had an opportunity to listen to Mark Walsh at an event in Philadelphia. The guy gives an awesome 9 minute speech, right? He just hits the high points. He`s very charismatic. And I`m sitting there. It`s 8:30 at night and, it`s like, the first thing in the morning I`m going to come in and I`m buying all the stock I can buy. The next morning I come in and that`s the Microsoft announcement and the stock opened up I think 60 points that day. Timing is everything.
WAGNER:
Sure. I think clearly VerticalNet is one of the mainstays of B2B. I think they have a very special, very unique business model - with these key partnerships - that will take them - obviously it`s going to drive the model well over the next several years. I wouldn`t be surprised if you`re going to see additional partnerships - perhaps acquisitions to deepen some of the verticals. For example, I believe they just recently acquired Textile Web and Healthcon as they deepen some of the verticals. But at the same time on the horizon we might be in a position to see partnerships with VerticalNet and some fo the larger e-commerce procurement vendors - the Commerce Ones and Aribas. Extensions and greater partnerships along those lines.
I think if you take a look at what Ariba acquired with Tradex. Tradex provided it with the opportunity to get involved in an additional 18 net markets. Commerce One, on the other hand, is in the process of developing its market site but is not as attuned to the net market situation at this point in time. They don`t have that as well defined. So ... down the road we could see a partnership arrangement between Commerce One and VerticalNet, hypothetically, where both would enjoy the net market situation. Of course, you would have Commerce One providing some of the underlying procurement technology ... but VerticalNet bringing a wealth of content, a wealth of community and its own commerce to the arrangement. Partnerships like this ... along those lines ... I don`t think are out of the question as we look forward.
mfg
concur
möglich, dass etwas verticlanet und c1 kooperieren?
NOTE: The following is part of an interview which played on Radio Wall Street this weekend in which Kevin Wagner, an analyst for Adams, Harkness was asked about VerticalNet and Commerce One possibly joining forces:
WAGNER:
Again, the beauty with VerticalNet is they continue to attract the eyeballs via the content they provide. That content is a very important driving feature to bring people to the site ... let them know what`s taking place in the community. As opposed to simply a site where you go to click to purchase something. At commerce, I see a convergence of these business models: Ariba acquired Trading Dynamics ... Commerce One acquired Commerce Bid ...they are both wanting to add significant content to their web sites. There`s a convergence of trading exchanges, auctions and content ... and VerticalNet right now having its auction, having the content and building its trading exchange clearly is at the intersection of those 3 business models - positioning itself as we look forward to the convergence of these models.
QUESTION:
I would have said that VerticalNet is going to go through the roof after the announcement and yet it has declined over the past several days ... which is not a bad thing ... it gives you the opportunity to get involved. But why do you think that is?
WAGNER:
That`s a good question. It hit a high of $290 and now it`s trading at $230. I think that`s a function of a couple of elements. There has been a significant run in the stock. End of January you were looking at a $195 stock rocketing to $290.
QUESTION:
I do these interviews here at Radio Wall Street.com and a couple of weeks ago I had an opportunity to listen to Mark Walsh at an event in Philadelphia. The guy gives an awesome 9 minute speech, right? He just hits the high points. He`s very charismatic. And I`m sitting there. It`s 8:30 at night and, it`s like, the first thing in the morning I`m going to come in and I`m buying all the stock I can buy. The next morning I come in and that`s the Microsoft announcement and the stock opened up I think 60 points that day. Timing is everything.
WAGNER:
Sure. I think clearly VerticalNet is one of the mainstays of B2B. I think they have a very special, very unique business model - with these key partnerships - that will take them - obviously it`s going to drive the model well over the next several years. I wouldn`t be surprised if you`re going to see additional partnerships - perhaps acquisitions to deepen some of the verticals. For example, I believe they just recently acquired Textile Web and Healthcon as they deepen some of the verticals. But at the same time on the horizon we might be in a position to see partnerships with VerticalNet and some fo the larger e-commerce procurement vendors - the Commerce Ones and Aribas. Extensions and greater partnerships along those lines.
I think if you take a look at what Ariba acquired with Tradex. Tradex provided it with the opportunity to get involved in an additional 18 net markets. Commerce One, on the other hand, is in the process of developing its market site but is not as attuned to the net market situation at this point in time. They don`t have that as well defined. So ... down the road we could see a partnership arrangement between Commerce One and VerticalNet, hypothetically, where both would enjoy the net market situation. Of course, you would have Commerce One providing some of the underlying procurement technology ... but VerticalNet bringing a wealth of content, a wealth of community and its own commerce to the arrangement. Partnerships like this ... along those lines ... I don`t think are out of the question as we look forward.
mfg
concur
ich kann mir darauf noch gar keinen reim machen. in vielleicht einem jahr könnte dies sinn machen (cmrc könnte die storefronts für vert anbieten), aber derzeit ? nein. cmrc ist noch nicht an dem massenmarkt interessiert.
Noch was zu CMRC:
Commerce One dürfte momentan noch unter dem Abgabedruck der Altaktionäre infolge des Auslaufens der Lockup-Periode zu leiden haben. So sind die aktuell schwachen Kurse zu erklären. Weiss jemand den genauen Termin? Ich habe erstmal bei 190 verkauft und warte jetzt wieder auf den Einstieg. Ich meine Mitte oder Ende Februar sind die Verkäufe ausgelaufen. Wer weiss mehr?
PS: Ich kaufe keinen Ami-Wert, weil er in D empfohlen wird. USA macht den Kurs und da bin ich im Moment, was CMRC angeht, sehr zögerlich aus obengenanntem Grund.
Yours digitally
KiKo
Commerce One dürfte momentan noch unter dem Abgabedruck der Altaktionäre infolge des Auslaufens der Lockup-Periode zu leiden haben. So sind die aktuell schwachen Kurse zu erklären. Weiss jemand den genauen Termin? Ich habe erstmal bei 190 verkauft und warte jetzt wieder auf den Einstieg. Ich meine Mitte oder Ende Februar sind die Verkäufe ausgelaufen. Wer weiss mehr?
PS: Ich kaufe keinen Ami-Wert, weil er in D empfohlen wird. USA macht den Kurs und da bin ich im Moment, was CMRC angeht, sehr zögerlich aus obengenanntem Grund.
Yours digitally
KiKo
Habe heute 200 Commerce one Aktien gekauft
da sie General magic uebernehmen wollen.
Und General Magic ist meiner Meinung nach
die beste Aktie der Welt, ausserdem was Ich
in die Hand nehme wird zu Gold !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gruss
Specoolant
da sie General magic uebernehmen wollen.
Und General Magic ist meiner Meinung nach
die beste Aktie der Welt, ausserdem was Ich
in die Hand nehme wird zu Gold !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gruss
Specoolant
Bin fest davon überzeugt das die B2B Branche in einer gesunden Seitwärtsbewegung ist, die noch etwas anhalten kann. Der Kurs von Commerce one wird wahrscheinlich bis auf $150 fallen, um dann einen neuen Anlauf vorzunehmen.
Ich werde bei $150 nachkaufen!!!!
Kursziel 2000e: $380,00
Gruß
wn
Ich werde bei $150 nachkaufen!!!!
Kursziel 2000e: $380,00
Gruß
wn
sehe ich ähnlich wie wn. hoffe nur das commerce one nicht unter die $150 fällt...
gruß
megastock
gruß
megastock
So jetzt wird es spannend. Sollte die $150 halten geht es bald wieder nach oben. Wenn die $150 nicht halten, dann müssen wir beten...
Gruß
megastock
Gruß
megastock
Hi Megastock,
bis wohin beten wir denn dann nach Deiner Meinung?
Sieht ja so aus, als wenn wir "locker" DIE 150 halten, aber wenn nun vielleicht die Korrektur kommt, bei welchem Kurs kann ich dann entsprechendem dem von Dir angekündigten Gebet nochmal verbilligen? Hast Du irgendeinen technischen Widerstand nach den 150 im Auge?
Interman
bis wohin beten wir denn dann nach Deiner Meinung?
Sieht ja so aus, als wenn wir "locker" DIE 150 halten, aber wenn nun vielleicht die Korrektur kommt, bei welchem Kurs kann ich dann entsprechendem dem von Dir angekündigten Gebet nochmal verbilligen? Hast Du irgendeinen technischen Widerstand nach den 150 im Auge?
Interman
ich glaube kaum das die 150 halten . nochmal -10% sind heute locker drin . Das Jahrestief liegt bei ungefähr 10$. Da ist noch viel Platz nach unten .
Hallo Interman,
sehe eine weitere Unterstützung bei $140,00. Sollte die nicht halten könnte es bis auf den 100 Tage Durchschnitt gehen und der liegt so bei $125,00. Dies ist aber eher unwahrscheinlich, da die Korrektur dann 50% betragen würde. Aber bei einer stärkeren bis sehr starken Korrektur der NASDAQ ist das evtl. möglich.
Gruß
megastock
sehe eine weitere Unterstützung bei $140,00. Sollte die nicht halten könnte es bis auf den 100 Tage Durchschnitt gehen und der liegt so bei $125,00. Dies ist aber eher unwahrscheinlich, da die Korrektur dann 50% betragen würde. Aber bei einer stärkeren bis sehr starken Korrektur der NASDAQ ist das evtl. möglich.
Gruß
megastock
Unterstützung sehe ich bei 150 US$, ein Outperformer wird das wohl schon halten ? Aus US-Yahoo:
Wednesday February 9, 11:38 am Eastern Time
RESEARCH ALERT - Salomon starts B2B companies
NEW YORK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Salomon Smith Barney said Wednesday it started coverage on shares of three companies in the
hot business-to-business electronic-commerce software sector with buy and outperform ratings.
--Salomon analyst Kaushik Shridharani initiated coverage on Ariba Inc. (NasdaqNM:ARBA - news) as a buy, Clarus Corp.
(NasdaqNM:CLRS - news) as a buy and Commerce One Inc. (NasdaqNM:CMRC - news) as an outperform.
--Salomon called Ariba and Clarus its favorite stock picks in the sector. Ariba, the firm said, is the most successful and Clarus`s appeal lies in increasing market
momentum.
--Commerce One`s product and service strategy is riskier and its stock price is more fairly valued, Salomon said.
--``The rapidly growing demand for seller-side business e-commerce solutions, from the controllers of communities and marketplaces as well as straight sellers, gives
these software companies compelling bargaining power,`` the analyst said in a report.
--Shares of Ariba, which said Wednesday that it would launch an Internet-based water market with Azurix (NYSE:AZX - news), gained 4-5/8 to 192-7/8.
--Clarus shares jumped 13-7/16 to 70 while Commerce One lost 2-5/8 to 162-1/2.
More Quotes
and News:
Ariba Inc (NasdaqNM:ARBA - news)
Azurix Corp (NYSE:AZX - news)
Clarus Corp (DE) (NasdaqNM:CLRS - news)
Commerce One Inc (NasdaqNM:CMRC - news)
Related News Categories: US Market News
Wednesday February 9, 11:38 am Eastern Time
RESEARCH ALERT - Salomon starts B2B companies
NEW YORK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Salomon Smith Barney said Wednesday it started coverage on shares of three companies in the
hot business-to-business electronic-commerce software sector with buy and outperform ratings.
--Salomon analyst Kaushik Shridharani initiated coverage on Ariba Inc. (NasdaqNM:ARBA - news) as a buy, Clarus Corp.
(NasdaqNM:CLRS - news) as a buy and Commerce One Inc. (NasdaqNM:CMRC - news) as an outperform.
--Salomon called Ariba and Clarus its favorite stock picks in the sector. Ariba, the firm said, is the most successful and Clarus`s appeal lies in increasing market
momentum.
--Commerce One`s product and service strategy is riskier and its stock price is more fairly valued, Salomon said.
--``The rapidly growing demand for seller-side business e-commerce solutions, from the controllers of communities and marketplaces as well as straight sellers, gives
these software companies compelling bargaining power,`` the analyst said in a report.
--Shares of Ariba, which said Wednesday that it would launch an Internet-based water market with Azurix (NYSE:AZX - news), gained 4-5/8 to 192-7/8.
--Clarus shares jumped 13-7/16 to 70 while Commerce One lost 2-5/8 to 162-1/2.
More Quotes
and News:
Ariba Inc (NasdaqNM:ARBA - news)
Azurix Corp (NYSE:AZX - news)
Clarus Corp (DE) (NasdaqNM:CLRS - news)
Commerce One Inc (NasdaqNM:CMRC - news)
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Walker and Commerce One Selected by UCLA to Provide End-to-End E-Procurement Solution
Walker`s Deep E-Procurement Solution(TM) Combines With Commerce One MarketSite To Automate UCLA`s Enterprise Procurement
SAN FRANCISCO and WALNUT CREEK, Calif., Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Walker Interactive Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: WALK), a global provider of e-business solutions for the enterprise, and Commerce One, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMRC), the global leader in business-to-business electronic commerce solutions, today announced that University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) has selected Commerce One and Walker`s integrated e-procurement solution. This solution will provide UCLA with streamlined purchasing capabilities and an e- procurement environment that fully automates their entire procurement process from requisition to payment.
The integrated Walker/Commerce One solution combines Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution(TM) with Commerce One BuySite(TM) 6.0 e-procurement application and Commerce One MarketSite(TM) Global Trading Portal, the U.S. portal for exchanging goods and services among businesses worldwide. Commerce One BuySite and MarketSite provide the front end of the integrated solution, web-enabling the requisition and procurement processes. Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution will span UCLA`s entire procurement process, from requisition to payment, providing the high scalability and open architecture that UCLA needs. Work-flow and processing time will improve as UCLA users access vendor catalogs to create orders and place them electronically. The ability to interface via a web browser simplifies the procurement process and reduces process costs.
"The Walker/Commerce One e-procurement solution will enable us to streamline our current operations in a win-win situation for our campus purchasing community," said Anne Powley, Director of Procurement at UCLA. "Our project mission has been to create a seamless integration of products and processes, enabling world-class web commerce for the UCLA community. With Walker and Commerce One, we have found our world-class, business-to-business e-procurement solution. Users will have the ability to interface real-time with our suppliers, to realize competitive pricing, to conduct dynamic online exchanges and gain additional delivery options. The supply chain will become the supply `net` as our purchasing system is integrated with the web-based marketplace."
Walker and Commerce One recently announced their strategic marketing and development partnership and UCLA is their initial joint customer. Their integrated solution provides a best-of-breed, secure e-procurement environment.
"We are pleased that UCLA has selected the combined e-procurement solution from Walker and Commerce One," said Paul Lord, President of Walker. " We are committed to continually improve our e-procurement offerings for our customers, and Walker`s solution, combined with Commerce One Buysite, does just that. This solution further streamlines and automates the requisition processes, provides entry into Commerce One MarketSite real-time trading communities, manages the receiving process, automates the invoice and payment process and provides many advanced capabilities associated with the full e-purchasing cycle. This combination makes for what we believe is the strongest e-procurement solution for business-to-business and virtual trading communities available on the market today."
"We`re excited to be working with Walker to deliver our joint solution to UCLA," said Mark Hoffman, CEO at Commerce One. "UCLA requires robust scalability and advanced procurement functionality. We believe that the integrated solution from Walker and Commerce One addresses these critical requirements. The solution will standardize all purchasing, eliminating off-contract buying, and will leverage UCLA`s buying power for optimized supplier discounts."
About Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution(TM)
Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution is the most scalable electronic procurement application available on the market today. The solution streamlines purchasing and automates the entire procurement process, from requisition to payment, allowing buyers to focus on more strategic procurement processes. The solution exploits an open, scalable architecture that enables customers to collaborate across diverse technical, application software and business partner environments. With Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution, users have insight into all their purchasing activities and can take advantage of the self-service model to purchase goods and services directly from their desktop by accessing approved vendors, electronic product catalogs and virtual trading communities.
About Walker
Walker Interactive Systems, Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, California, is a leading, global provider of e-business solutions for the enterprise. The Walker family of e-business applications and vertical industry solutions, combined with integration and consulting services, are utilized by Fortune 1000 organizations in industries including banking and financial services, paper, retail, transportation and utilities. Information about Walker is available at http://www.walker.com or 800-PICK-WALKER.
Walker`s Deep E-Procurement Solution(TM) Combines With Commerce One MarketSite To Automate UCLA`s Enterprise Procurement
SAN FRANCISCO and WALNUT CREEK, Calif., Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Walker Interactive Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: WALK), a global provider of e-business solutions for the enterprise, and Commerce One, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMRC), the global leader in business-to-business electronic commerce solutions, today announced that University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) has selected Commerce One and Walker`s integrated e-procurement solution. This solution will provide UCLA with streamlined purchasing capabilities and an e- procurement environment that fully automates their entire procurement process from requisition to payment.
The integrated Walker/Commerce One solution combines Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution(TM) with Commerce One BuySite(TM) 6.0 e-procurement application and Commerce One MarketSite(TM) Global Trading Portal, the U.S. portal for exchanging goods and services among businesses worldwide. Commerce One BuySite and MarketSite provide the front end of the integrated solution, web-enabling the requisition and procurement processes. Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution will span UCLA`s entire procurement process, from requisition to payment, providing the high scalability and open architecture that UCLA needs. Work-flow and processing time will improve as UCLA users access vendor catalogs to create orders and place them electronically. The ability to interface via a web browser simplifies the procurement process and reduces process costs.
"The Walker/Commerce One e-procurement solution will enable us to streamline our current operations in a win-win situation for our campus purchasing community," said Anne Powley, Director of Procurement at UCLA. "Our project mission has been to create a seamless integration of products and processes, enabling world-class web commerce for the UCLA community. With Walker and Commerce One, we have found our world-class, business-to-business e-procurement solution. Users will have the ability to interface real-time with our suppliers, to realize competitive pricing, to conduct dynamic online exchanges and gain additional delivery options. The supply chain will become the supply `net` as our purchasing system is integrated with the web-based marketplace."
Walker and Commerce One recently announced their strategic marketing and development partnership and UCLA is their initial joint customer. Their integrated solution provides a best-of-breed, secure e-procurement environment.
"We are pleased that UCLA has selected the combined e-procurement solution from Walker and Commerce One," said Paul Lord, President of Walker. " We are committed to continually improve our e-procurement offerings for our customers, and Walker`s solution, combined with Commerce One Buysite, does just that. This solution further streamlines and automates the requisition processes, provides entry into Commerce One MarketSite real-time trading communities, manages the receiving process, automates the invoice and payment process and provides many advanced capabilities associated with the full e-purchasing cycle. This combination makes for what we believe is the strongest e-procurement solution for business-to-business and virtual trading communities available on the market today."
"We`re excited to be working with Walker to deliver our joint solution to UCLA," said Mark Hoffman, CEO at Commerce One. "UCLA requires robust scalability and advanced procurement functionality. We believe that the integrated solution from Walker and Commerce One addresses these critical requirements. The solution will standardize all purchasing, eliminating off-contract buying, and will leverage UCLA`s buying power for optimized supplier discounts."
About Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution(TM)
Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution is the most scalable electronic procurement application available on the market today. The solution streamlines purchasing and automates the entire procurement process, from requisition to payment, allowing buyers to focus on more strategic procurement processes. The solution exploits an open, scalable architecture that enables customers to collaborate across diverse technical, application software and business partner environments. With Walker`s Deep e-procurement solution, users have insight into all their purchasing activities and can take advantage of the self-service model to purchase goods and services directly from their desktop by accessing approved vendors, electronic product catalogs and virtual trading communities.
About Walker
Walker Interactive Systems, Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, California, is a leading, global provider of e-business solutions for the enterprise. The Walker family of e-business applications and vertical industry solutions, combined with integration and consulting services, are utilized by Fortune 1000 organizations in industries including banking and financial services, paper, retail, transportation and utilities. Information about Walker is available at http://www.walker.com or 800-PICK-WALKER.
commerce one kann trotz der positiven news und dem guten börsenumfeld nicht dazugewinnen!!! die kritischen $150 kommen immer näher, denke das sie morgen getestet werden. wenn sie nach unten durchbrochen werden, was dann passieren könnte habe ich ja schon weiter oben (unten) erklärt.
charttechn sieht es nicht gut aus!!!! entweder kommt ein rebound oder ein "absacker".
gruß
megastock
charttechn sieht es nicht gut aus!!!! entweder kommt ein rebound oder ein "absacker".
gruß
megastock
Commerce One Expands Its Asian Operations
Commerce One Japan Region Opens Office in Tokyo
WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 10, 2000--Commerce One, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMRC), the leader in global e-commerce solutions for business, today announced the formation of Commerce One Japan, headquartered in Tokyo.
Established to support and enhance Commerce One`s existing partner and customer relationships in Japan, the new office will take advantage of the regional market`s explosive growth and sales potential. Today`s announcement, along with recent announcements of new Commerce One offices in Canada and Europe, expands Commerce One`s presence in the international marketplace.
The new office will allow Commerce One to better serve customers and partners in the Asia Pacific region. "There`s a high awareness here about the benefits of Commerce One`s approach to business-to-business global e-commerce across multiple industrial sectors," said Arimichi Hatanaka, sales director of Commerce One Japan Region and head of the Japan office. "It`s exciting to be on the ground floor of such a tremendous opportunity."
Hatanaka brings over 20 years of sales and marketing experience to Commerce One. He has served in a senior management positions in Japan`s computer industry for many years with international companies such as Tandem Computer and Compaq Computer Corporation. Most recently, he held the title of Director of Enterprise Computing Group at Compaq. Hatanaka has been with Commerce One since 1999.
Commerce One Japan is located at Hibiya Central Building 13F, 1-2-9 Nishi-shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0003 Japan. Telephone: +81-3-5532-7325, Fax: +81-90-8644-2127.
About Commerce One
Commerce One (Nasdaq: CMRC) is the leader in global e-commerce solutions for business. Through its products, portals, and services, Commerce One creates access to worldwide markets, allowing anyone to buy from anyone, anytime, anywhere. The Commerce One Global Trading Web(TM) is the world`s largest business-to-business trading community.
Comprised of many open e-marketplaces, the Global Trading Web provides unprecedented economies of scale for buying organizations, suppliers, and service providers worldwide. Commerce One is located in Walnut Creek, Calif., and can be reached by phone at 800/308-3838 or 925/941-6000 or via the Internet at http://www.commerceone.com/.
Note to Editors: Commerce One, Commerce Chain, BuySite, BuySite Enterprise Edition, BuySite Hosted Edition and MarketSite are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Commerce One. Other product and company names mentioned herein might be the trademarks of their respective owners.
Commerce One Japan Region Opens Office in Tokyo
WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 10, 2000--Commerce One, Inc. (Nasdaq: CMRC), the leader in global e-commerce solutions for business, today announced the formation of Commerce One Japan, headquartered in Tokyo.
Established to support and enhance Commerce One`s existing partner and customer relationships in Japan, the new office will take advantage of the regional market`s explosive growth and sales potential. Today`s announcement, along with recent announcements of new Commerce One offices in Canada and Europe, expands Commerce One`s presence in the international marketplace.
The new office will allow Commerce One to better serve customers and partners in the Asia Pacific region. "There`s a high awareness here about the benefits of Commerce One`s approach to business-to-business global e-commerce across multiple industrial sectors," said Arimichi Hatanaka, sales director of Commerce One Japan Region and head of the Japan office. "It`s exciting to be on the ground floor of such a tremendous opportunity."
Hatanaka brings over 20 years of sales and marketing experience to Commerce One. He has served in a senior management positions in Japan`s computer industry for many years with international companies such as Tandem Computer and Compaq Computer Corporation. Most recently, he held the title of Director of Enterprise Computing Group at Compaq. Hatanaka has been with Commerce One since 1999.
Commerce One Japan is located at Hibiya Central Building 13F, 1-2-9 Nishi-shimbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0003 Japan. Telephone: +81-3-5532-7325, Fax: +81-90-8644-2127.
About Commerce One
Commerce One (Nasdaq: CMRC) is the leader in global e-commerce solutions for business. Through its products, portals, and services, Commerce One creates access to worldwide markets, allowing anyone to buy from anyone, anytime, anywhere. The Commerce One Global Trading Web(TM) is the world`s largest business-to-business trading community.
Comprised of many open e-marketplaces, the Global Trading Web provides unprecedented economies of scale for buying organizations, suppliers, and service providers worldwide. Commerce One is located in Walnut Creek, Calif., and can be reached by phone at 800/308-3838 or 925/941-6000 or via the Internet at http://www.commerceone.com/.
Note to Editors: Commerce One, Commerce Chain, BuySite, BuySite Enterprise Edition, BuySite Hosted Edition and MarketSite are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Commerce One. Other product and company names mentioned herein might be the trademarks of their respective owners.
Is there a cooperation between TREY and CMRC on the way?
Heard rumours on US-boards. They are in the same business.
Look at their chart:
http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=TREY.OB&d=t
Some Info:
A supreme opportunity of immense profits has
been caught in the making and its name is Treasury International Inc. (Symbol: TREY). An
investors
fundamental and technical dream come true. Treasury International Inc. has been growing at a
geometric
rate for most of 1999 and the foundation has been laid for spectacular company developments in
the near
future. TREY is involved in the fastest growing and hottest sector of the economy, Internet,
e-commerce,
systems software and cataloging, an industry with revised growth of 1.4 trillion dollars expected
next
year alone. The company is focused on its priority to enable their clients to build two-way
communication
into their business transactions with customers, prospects and suppliers through end-to-end
technology
solutions for Internet-based e-commerce, e-business, CD-ROM and print.
A company with such a vast foothold on the sector trading under 20 cents a share is almost
unheard of...
until today. Treasury International Inc. has been dug up and is about to live up to its name in a
big way.
The company is expected to deliver a string of progressive news releases on a weekly basis for
several
months to come starting shortly. The mere fact that they hired a new PR firm to handle the
dissemination of the upcoming events testifies to the volume of events we can expect to see.
What makes this our classic oversold, undervalued situation are the following: Previous
management
drove the old company into the ground, no business plan, no direction and no managerial skills.
When
the new board took over the company, not only did they take over the entity, they took over all
the stock.
All 144 insider sell intents have been canceled and we will not see any flow of stock into the
market. This
is confirmed by the CEO and he can be reached at the number below.
Some more information:
To see what Treasury International Inc. is about, visit their web site at http://www.compelis.com.
Compelis, formerly Pioneer Media Group, was purchased by Treasury International in May of
this year.
Compelis provides:
* technology based marketing solutions (print and Internet catalogs and end to end e-commerce
enterprise
solutions)
* digital asset management and creative design for business to business communications.
Compelis develops Internet based enterprise e-commerce solutions linking trading partners as
well as
integrating internal applications on a variety of networks and platforms.
Compelis` internet-based hosted applications and web-enabled indsutry databases for
manufacturers,
distributors and retailers drive down the total cost of technology ownership and support.
Compelis
publishes print, CD-ROM and Internet based catalog solutions from its proprietary database for
its
industrial customers located throughout the world.
Management believes Compelis` strength lies with its ability to provide customers with a
complete
end-to-end print, CD-ROM and Internet publishing solution.
Treasury International Inc. is a resident of the internet nut & bolt department.
Treasury International Inc.`s wholly owned subsidiary, Compelis Corp., is the core of this
company and they
are truly focused on the business to business sector of the internet world. Compelis` new
website,
http://www.compelis.com, details the important business centers.
Compelis Corp. (formerly Pioneer Media Group) has been a leading publisher of high quality
Product
catalogs and professional Corporate Communication programs. Compelis` technology now
enables
clients to build two-way communication into their business transactions with customers,
prospects and
suppliers using end-to-end technology solutions for Internet-based e-commerce, e-business,
CD-ROM
and print.
Products include:
Activecd
Activecatalog
Services Include:
Activehost
Activedatabank
Activedesign
Compelis links businesses with other businesses, customers, prospects and suppliers. Their
proprietary
database and impressive client list have given them a foothold in the booming e-business to
e-business
industry. For more complete information, visit the website at http://www.compelis.com and don`t
miss our
upcoming newsletters which will feature
Treasury International Inc.
Wait to you see what happens with these companies over the next few weeks! It might not be
the rumors
we`ve seen popping up on the message boards, but there are rumblings of major developments.
I`ve spent considerable time assimilating the wide variety of things going on at Treasury
International Inc.
Treasury`s CEO, Dale Doner is a down to earth sort of guy who doesn`t like to be overly
dramatic with his
praise, but he is clearly excited about his company`s future. His track record boasts four
successful
ventures and he is extremely knowledgable about what it takes to make a junior company
flourish.
Industry professionals locked onto the fact that Treasury has eliminated its long-term debt, an
exciting
milestone for a company of this size. This development is generating a lot of activity in TREY
stock.
Although the transaction completed after the close of last quarter`s books, it is reflected in the
management discussion. The word is out and investor participation is clearly on the upswing.
Treasury International Inc....(OTC Bulletin Board: TREY) Recent good performance in TREY
stock is being
backed up by good news. Treasury International Inc. announced its first implementation of
ActiveRMS,
which is a powerful software package and part of their Active Business Solutions Software
Suite.
1. ActiveRMS is an ASP. (Application Service Provider) The program or application used by the
client is
actually run on a host computer maintained by the vendor. Clients don`t have to foot a large bill
to purchase
multiple copies of an application for multiple stores. Lower start up costs makes a more
cost-effective
solution for businesses needing this horsepower. No in-house team is required to maintain the
retail
system.
2. Data is live. The system is accessed using an Internet Explorer browser. A business owner
could go
home for dinner, then go back online and do his ordering without leaving his home. The changes
made
would immediately be reflected throughout the system.
3. The system is internet-based rather than web-enabled. This enables real-time data to be
shared
immediately.
4. The technology is priced to enable middle market businesses to participate. Currently only
the biggest
clients have been able to afford the solutions available. Compelis` new technology enables
high-end
functionality to be deployed on a web-hosted model affordable to middle market businesses.
5. ActiveRMS enables integration between the retail business and e-commerce and marketing.
It`s all
linked together saving time and money.
6. Marketing plan has re-sellers standing by. Treasury has already lined up software re-sellers
to take this
product to market. It was clear from Mr. Shantz`s description that ActiveRMS is a powerful tool
standing by
itself. When you consider that it is only one component in Compelis` Active Business Solution
Software
Suite, you can understand why there has been so much interest lately in Treasury International
Inc
I´m excited about prospects for 2000.
Heard rumours on US-boards. They are in the same business.
Look at their chart:
http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=TREY.OB&d=t
Some Info:
A supreme opportunity of immense profits has
been caught in the making and its name is Treasury International Inc. (Symbol: TREY). An
investors
fundamental and technical dream come true. Treasury International Inc. has been growing at a
geometric
rate for most of 1999 and the foundation has been laid for spectacular company developments in
the near
future. TREY is involved in the fastest growing and hottest sector of the economy, Internet,
e-commerce,
systems software and cataloging, an industry with revised growth of 1.4 trillion dollars expected
next
year alone. The company is focused on its priority to enable their clients to build two-way
communication
into their business transactions with customers, prospects and suppliers through end-to-end
technology
solutions for Internet-based e-commerce, e-business, CD-ROM and print.
A company with such a vast foothold on the sector trading under 20 cents a share is almost
unheard of...
until today. Treasury International Inc. has been dug up and is about to live up to its name in a
big way.
The company is expected to deliver a string of progressive news releases on a weekly basis for
several
months to come starting shortly. The mere fact that they hired a new PR firm to handle the
dissemination of the upcoming events testifies to the volume of events we can expect to see.
What makes this our classic oversold, undervalued situation are the following: Previous
management
drove the old company into the ground, no business plan, no direction and no managerial skills.
When
the new board took over the company, not only did they take over the entity, they took over all
the stock.
All 144 insider sell intents have been canceled and we will not see any flow of stock into the
market. This
is confirmed by the CEO and he can be reached at the number below.
Some more information:
To see what Treasury International Inc. is about, visit their web site at http://www.compelis.com.
Compelis, formerly Pioneer Media Group, was purchased by Treasury International in May of
this year.
Compelis provides:
* technology based marketing solutions (print and Internet catalogs and end to end e-commerce
enterprise
solutions)
* digital asset management and creative design for business to business communications.
Compelis develops Internet based enterprise e-commerce solutions linking trading partners as
well as
integrating internal applications on a variety of networks and platforms.
Compelis` internet-based hosted applications and web-enabled indsutry databases for
manufacturers,
distributors and retailers drive down the total cost of technology ownership and support.
Compelis
publishes print, CD-ROM and Internet based catalog solutions from its proprietary database for
its
industrial customers located throughout the world.
Management believes Compelis` strength lies with its ability to provide customers with a
complete
end-to-end print, CD-ROM and Internet publishing solution.
Treasury International Inc. is a resident of the internet nut & bolt department.
Treasury International Inc.`s wholly owned subsidiary, Compelis Corp., is the core of this
company and they
are truly focused on the business to business sector of the internet world. Compelis` new
website,
http://www.compelis.com, details the important business centers.
Compelis Corp. (formerly Pioneer Media Group) has been a leading publisher of high quality
Product
catalogs and professional Corporate Communication programs. Compelis` technology now
enables
clients to build two-way communication into their business transactions with customers,
prospects and
suppliers using end-to-end technology solutions for Internet-based e-commerce, e-business,
CD-ROM
and print.
Products include:
Activecd
Activecatalog
Services Include:
Activehost
Activedatabank
Activedesign
Compelis links businesses with other businesses, customers, prospects and suppliers. Their
proprietary
database and impressive client list have given them a foothold in the booming e-business to
e-business
industry. For more complete information, visit the website at http://www.compelis.com and don`t
miss our
upcoming newsletters which will feature
Treasury International Inc.
Wait to you see what happens with these companies over the next few weeks! It might not be
the rumors
we`ve seen popping up on the message boards, but there are rumblings of major developments.
I`ve spent considerable time assimilating the wide variety of things going on at Treasury
International Inc.
Treasury`s CEO, Dale Doner is a down to earth sort of guy who doesn`t like to be overly
dramatic with his
praise, but he is clearly excited about his company`s future. His track record boasts four
successful
ventures and he is extremely knowledgable about what it takes to make a junior company
flourish.
Industry professionals locked onto the fact that Treasury has eliminated its long-term debt, an
exciting
milestone for a company of this size. This development is generating a lot of activity in TREY
stock.
Although the transaction completed after the close of last quarter`s books, it is reflected in the
management discussion. The word is out and investor participation is clearly on the upswing.
Treasury International Inc....(OTC Bulletin Board: TREY) Recent good performance in TREY
stock is being
backed up by good news. Treasury International Inc. announced its first implementation of
ActiveRMS,
which is a powerful software package and part of their Active Business Solutions Software
Suite.
1. ActiveRMS is an ASP. (Application Service Provider) The program or application used by the
client is
actually run on a host computer maintained by the vendor. Clients don`t have to foot a large bill
to purchase
multiple copies of an application for multiple stores. Lower start up costs makes a more
cost-effective
solution for businesses needing this horsepower. No in-house team is required to maintain the
retail
system.
2. Data is live. The system is accessed using an Internet Explorer browser. A business owner
could go
home for dinner, then go back online and do his ordering without leaving his home. The changes
made
would immediately be reflected throughout the system.
3. The system is internet-based rather than web-enabled. This enables real-time data to be
shared
immediately.
4. The technology is priced to enable middle market businesses to participate. Currently only
the biggest
clients have been able to afford the solutions available. Compelis` new technology enables
high-end
functionality to be deployed on a web-hosted model affordable to middle market businesses.
5. ActiveRMS enables integration between the retail business and e-commerce and marketing.
It`s all
linked together saving time and money.
6. Marketing plan has re-sellers standing by. Treasury has already lined up software re-sellers
to take this
product to market. It was clear from Mr. Shantz`s description that ActiveRMS is a powerful tool
standing by
itself. When you consider that it is only one component in Compelis` Active Business Solution
Software
Suite, you can understand why there has been so much interest lately in Treasury International
Inc
I´m excited about prospects for 2000.
Die Unterstützung kommt immer näher....
megastock :O
megastock :O
Hallo CMRC´ler,
es sieht düster aus bei Commerce One!!! Charttechnisch kann es bis auf $140 runter gehen. Und bei einer drohenden Korrektur kann(!) es bis zur 100 DL fallen, was ich nicht hoffe.
Warum verkaufen die Insider, wenn doch so viel Potential dahinter steht??? Überlegt mal!!!!
wn
es sieht düster aus bei Commerce One!!! Charttechnisch kann es bis auf $140 runter gehen. Und bei einer drohenden Korrektur kann(!) es bis zur 100 DL fallen, was ich nicht hoffe.
Warum verkaufen die Insider, wenn doch so viel Potential dahinter steht??? Überlegt mal!!!!
wn
CMRC:
Day Low: 150 3/4
Last: 151
Time: 15:11
Tja...
Day Low: 150 3/4
Last: 151
Time: 15:11
Tja...
hoffentlich läuft der nächste B2B `Kracher` commerce two besser.
Von Mitte November bis Mitte Dezember 99 hat sich Commerce One verdoppelt. VOn 75 auf 150! Der Kursrückgang jetzt, ist doch wirklich nur gesund. Bei diesen Kursen sind dieses Jahr immer noch 200% drin. Wir müssen der Aktien auch mal eine Verschnaufpause gönnen. Also Jungs, jammert mir die Aktie nicht tod. Sie dürfte einer der großen Gewinner dieses Jahr noch werden. Ich bin froh daß hier ein bischen Luft rausgeht und die Aktie wieder die Grundlage bildet für einen schönen, glatten Wachstumschart wie 99. Schaut euch den Chart nochmal an und habt ein bischen mehr Vertrauen in den Wert.
Ciao
Jasmin
Ciao
Jasmin
So!!!!!
Die Unterstützung bei $150 hat gehalten und C1 hat zum rebount angesetzt. Nachbörslich schon über €190.00. In USA auf aktuell $188,00 das sin +12%!!!
Viel Spaß mit Commerce One (C1)
megastock, der die temporäre Schwäche zum Nachkauf genutzt hat.
Die Unterstützung bei $150 hat gehalten und C1 hat zum rebount angesetzt. Nachbörslich schon über €190.00. In USA auf aktuell $188,00 das sin +12%!!!
Viel Spaß mit Commerce One (C1)
megastock, der die temporäre Schwäche zum Nachkauf genutzt hat.
Hallo,
habe zwar nicht cmrc, möchte auf einen guten Artikel im IndividualInverstor (www.individualinvestor.com) hinweisen:
die haben eine auf 15 themen ausgeweitete analytische Zusammenschau von internet-geschäftsbereichen, vier sind schon erschienen, teil 3: B2B mit commerce one und ariba als aussichtsreichsten kandidaten.
ich werde diese artikel-serie aufmerksam verfolgen - ihr vielleicht auch -ist wirklich knapp,präzise und fundiert.
so long -german
habe zwar nicht cmrc, möchte auf einen guten Artikel im IndividualInverstor (www.individualinvestor.com) hinweisen:
die haben eine auf 15 themen ausgeweitete analytische Zusammenschau von internet-geschäftsbereichen, vier sind schon erschienen, teil 3: B2B mit commerce one und ariba als aussichtsreichsten kandidaten.
ich werde diese artikel-serie aufmerksam verfolgen - ihr vielleicht auch -ist wirklich knapp,präzise und fundiert.
so long -german
N´Abend German,
dann wird´s aber Zeit ,
bevor der Zug ohne Dich abfährt. Gilt übrigens auch für
Ariba. Hoffe, daß Verticalnet auch bald wieder anspringt.
viele Grüße hws
dann wird´s aber Zeit ,
bevor der Zug ohne Dich abfährt. Gilt übrigens auch für
Ariba. Hoffe, daß Verticalnet auch bald wieder anspringt.
viele Grüße hws
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