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Was denkt Ihr? Wird es ein Pennystock bleiben oder ist eine Erholung möglich?????
Abwarten, wenn sich etwas entschieden hat, kann man immernoch rein. Derzeit ist das Risiko einfach zu groß ! Ich war auch am überlegen aber sollte Worldcom gerettet werden, ist es auch dann noch nicht zu spät einzusteigen (ok, zwar nicht auf dem Tiefststand aber lieber etwas teurer, als evtl. einen Totalverlust...). Also, warte lieber ab. 
bush wird so ein unternehmen nicht pleite gehen lassen.
die frage ist doch: zu welchen kurs soll man rein.
die frage ist doch: zu welchen kurs soll man rein.
Wir sehen heut erstmal die 0.0x cent, Vorbörse in AMI schon auf 0,14cent abgesackt. DAnn wieder gute Gelegenheit zum eindecken.
mfg
mfg
Ich wollte mir heute bei Media-Markt einen neuen TFT-Flachbildschirm kaufen.
Habe mich jedoch entschieden, das Geld in Worldcom zu investieren.
Ich denke, daß ich mir am Montag von den Gewinnen auch noch einen neuen Computer samt Designernotebook kaufen kann.
Reine Bauchentscheidung !
Gruß
josquin.
Habe mich jedoch entschieden, das Geld in Worldcom zu investieren.
Ich denke, daß ich mir am Montag von den Gewinnen auch noch einen neuen Computer samt Designernotebook kaufen kann.
Reine Bauchentscheidung !
Gruß
josquin.
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das häng davon ab zu welchem Kurs Du rein bist.....
Zu 0,16 Euro 6000 Stück.
@ josquin: mutig, mutig....wünsche Dir, dass Du wenigstens Deinen TFT bekommst...
Mir is es zu heiss, habe das Gefühl, dass der Glaube, das Unternehmen zu retten langsam nachlässt...
Heutzutage wird kühl berechnet: Rechnet sich die Rettung oder nicht....habe mein Kauflimit erstmal runtergezogen..
Viel Glück
Mir is es zu heiss, habe das Gefühl, dass der Glaube, das Unternehmen zu retten langsam nachlässt...
Heutzutage wird kühl berechnet: Rechnet sich die Rettung oder nicht....habe mein Kauflimit erstmal runtergezogen..
Viel Glück
@josqin:
Kauf dir lieber WKN615798, die werden heute übernommen. dann kannst DU Dir am montag 4 laptops kaufen...
Kauf dir lieber WKN615798, die werden heute übernommen. dann kannst DU Dir am montag 4 laptops kaufen...
^#9
Rechnest du heute noch mit der Übernahme????
Und was denkst du wo ist dann der Kurs?
Rechnest du heute noch mit der Übernahme????
Und was denkst du wo ist dann der Kurs?
@Opensky
Ich bin trotz meiner Bauchentscheidung davon überzeugt, daß Worldcom bestehen bleibt.
Mehr als die Hälfte des weltweiten Internet-Datenverkehrs läuft über Leitungen und Back-Bones von Worldcom. Das läßt sich nicht so einfach per Insolvenzverfahren abwickeln.
Ich denke, daß die amerikanische Regierung in den weiteren Ablauf dezent steuernd eingreifen wird.
Trotzdem, mein jetziger TFT tuts auch noch :-)
Gruß
josquin.
Ich bin trotz meiner Bauchentscheidung davon überzeugt, daß Worldcom bestehen bleibt.
Mehr als die Hälfte des weltweiten Internet-Datenverkehrs läuft über Leitungen und Back-Bones von Worldcom. Das läßt sich nicht so einfach per Insolvenzverfahren abwickeln.
Ich denke, daß die amerikanische Regierung in den weiteren Ablauf dezent steuernd eingreifen wird.
Trotzdem, mein jetziger TFT tuts auch noch :-)
Gruß
josquin.
Hier ist nun das Statement, zu dem Sidgmore vor dem Finanzkommittee hat erscheinen müssen.
Es klingt sehr gut und Worldcom wird den Schaden überstehen.
STATEMENT OF
JOHN W. SIDGMORE
PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
WORLDCOM, INC.
BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL SERVICES
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
JULY 8, 2002
My name is John Sidgmore and I am the President and Chief Executive Officer of
WorldCom, Inc. About two months ago, when I agreed to take over as CEO, it was clear
that the company faced significant challenges. But I never imagined what was in store
for us.
Since WorldCom`s public announcement on June 25, 2002 that the company misstated its
earnings for 2001 and the first quarter of 2002, there’s been an understandable outpouring
of anger from every quarter of American society. While the misdeeds we uncovered
occurred before I became CEO, I want to apologize on behalf of everyone at WorldCom.
And I want to underscore that WorldCom`s new management team — and our more than
60,000 employees — share the public’s outrage over these events.
2
I cannot change the past. But I am responsible for what we do now and in the future. In
this statement, I will outline a number of important steps that we have already taken and
that we will take in the coming months. Let me remind you at the outset, however, that
WorldCom uncovered this problem internally. In effect, we audited our external auditors
– we found what they missed -- and promptly brought this matter to the attention of the
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Looking ahead, my actions will be guided
by my commitment to restore public confidence in this great company and to operate
WorldCom according to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
One of the most important steps we can take is to make sure that past transgressions are
fully investigated and that wrongdoers are punished. Then we can move forward in an
open and honest manner. We are therefore cooperating fully with the various official
investigations – by the SEC, the Department of Justice and the Congress -- to ensure that
those responsible are brought to justice.
For example, on July 1, 2002, we filed a written statement with the SEC that included a
summary of key events, known to us at that time, that led to our June 25th announcement.
A copy of the statement we provided to the SEC is attached. As you will note, it detailed
how the accounting irregularities were recently discovered by our internal audit team, led
by Ms. Cynthia Cooper. The kind of initiative demonstrated by our internal audit group is
to be applauded and will continue to be encouraged. Our SEC statement also documents
3
actions taken by our Board of Directors when the matter was brought to its attention. The
Board moved swiftly and decisively. Its actions included terminating our Chief Financial
Officer and promptly reporting the matter to the SEC and to the public.
Our SEC filing was not, of course, the last word. I had a productive telephone
conversation with SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt and his staff last week. We offered to
clarify certain points in our July 1 statement and reiterated our commitment to work
closely with the Commission’s staff as its own investigation moves forward.
Many questions still remain. We won’t know the answers until the conclusion of the
pending investigations. We will continue to cooperate fully with the various agencies
and the Congress to answer those questions.
WorldCom is being proactive. With the full support of WorldCom’s new management
team, the company’s non-management directors retained William McLucas, former Chief
of the Enforcement Division of the SEC, to perform an independent investigation of the
facts and circumstances underlying the transfers. He will investigate not only our past
and current management team, but also our Board regarding any individual involvement.
His report will identify the wrongdoers and it will clear those who had no involvement.
Let me emphasize that Mr. McLucas’ investigation also has a broader purpose; namely,
to enable us to put into place new or modified internal procedures to prevent any
recurrence of this type of event.
4
If we are to be a model for corporate behavior going forward, we must be transparent and
above reproach. Therefore, in our July 1 SEC statement, we clearly stated that we were
examining whether additional earnings restatements might be required for periods going
back to 1999 with respect to the accounting for reserves established by the company. We
are committed to completing this analysis, with the assistance of our new external
auditors, KPMG, at the earliest possible date and to announcing the results of that
analysis promptly.
Through these and other steps, we will restore public trust in WorldCom. While our
reputation has suffered a tremendous blow, ours is a great company that the new
management team will do everything in our power to save.
Millions of people have a real stake in WorldCom’s survival – our customers, our
employees, our lenders, our shareholders, and our suppliers. But it goes beyond that: the
United States itself has a major stake in our survival. We play a vital role in America`s
telecommunications infrastructure:
· WorldCom is a strong, innovative company with tremendous assets. We have
annual revenues of more than $30 billion, and even after our recent layoffs, we
have more than 60,000 employees.
5
· WorldCom has more than 20 million customers. On the residential side, our MCI
phone service handles 70 million phone calls every weekend alone. And tens of
thousands of businesses depend on our services to support their mission-critical
applications.
· WorldCom is the largest Internet carrier in the world. Our operations provide
Internet services to some 100 countries on six continents.
· WorldCom is a provider of network services for critical applications for the
United States Government. These applications include the provision of customer
service to 80 million Social Security beneficiaries, air traffic control applications
for the Federal Aviation Administration, network management for the Department
of Defense, and critical data network services for the U.S. Postal Service. In
addition, WorldCom provides long distance voice and data communications
services for the House, the Senate, and the General Accounting Office. Our
company provides those same kinds of services for virtually every government
agency under its FTS2001 contract. In addition, WorldCom provides support for
law enforcement and homeland security agencies, as well as agencies concerned
with national security.
In other words, WorldCom is a key component of our nation’s economy and
communications infrastructure. Both commercial and national security interests rely
upon WorldCom’s operations continuing without disruption. Let me assure this
6
Committee that WorldCom is honored by the faith and trust placed in us by our
customers, large and small, public and private. We have earned their business by
providing them superior pricing and service. We intend to keep their business by
continuing to provide them with unsurpassed quality and value.
Furthermore, WorldCom’s presence ensures competition in the rapidly consolidating
telecom industry. No other company’s legacy matches ours in terms of promoting
competition and delivering its benefits to consumers and businesses in both pricing and
product innovation. WorldCom is one of the last hopes for America to realize the
intended benefits of the 1996 Telecom Act.
We are committed to our company’s survival. I have been fighting hard to keep the
company operating at full speed despite the issues that now surround us. Although we
have significant cash on hand, we are in close communications with our lenders to secure
replacement lines of credit.
We are also streamlining the business by selling non-core assets and taking other steps to
raise capital and trim expenses, allowing us to focus on our core business and our
customers’ needs. When all is said and done, the best way to rebuild shareholder value,
serve our customers, save jobs, and promote our nation’s interests is to have an ethical
and profitable business.
7
Today, WorldCom needs the support, understanding and patience of our customers, our
suppliers, our lenders and the American people. And we need your support. We will
continue to be straight about any problems we may discover and act aggressively to solve
them.
Mr. Chairman and members of the Committee, we will work hard to regain your trust and
that of the American people, as well as to rebuild the value of the company. We will
return your faith in us by making a significant difference in the marketplace – providing
industry- leading telecom services and unsurpassed value to consumers and businesses
everywhere.
Es klingt sehr gut und Worldcom wird den Schaden überstehen.
STATEMENT OF
JOHN W. SIDGMORE
PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
WORLDCOM, INC.
BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL SERVICES
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
JULY 8, 2002
My name is John Sidgmore and I am the President and Chief Executive Officer of
WorldCom, Inc. About two months ago, when I agreed to take over as CEO, it was clear
that the company faced significant challenges. But I never imagined what was in store
for us.
Since WorldCom`s public announcement on June 25, 2002 that the company misstated its
earnings for 2001 and the first quarter of 2002, there’s been an understandable outpouring
of anger from every quarter of American society. While the misdeeds we uncovered
occurred before I became CEO, I want to apologize on behalf of everyone at WorldCom.
And I want to underscore that WorldCom`s new management team — and our more than
60,000 employees — share the public’s outrage over these events.
2
I cannot change the past. But I am responsible for what we do now and in the future. In
this statement, I will outline a number of important steps that we have already taken and
that we will take in the coming months. Let me remind you at the outset, however, that
WorldCom uncovered this problem internally. In effect, we audited our external auditors
– we found what they missed -- and promptly brought this matter to the attention of the
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Looking ahead, my actions will be guided
by my commitment to restore public confidence in this great company and to operate
WorldCom according to the highest standards of ethics and integrity.
One of the most important steps we can take is to make sure that past transgressions are
fully investigated and that wrongdoers are punished. Then we can move forward in an
open and honest manner. We are therefore cooperating fully with the various official
investigations – by the SEC, the Department of Justice and the Congress -- to ensure that
those responsible are brought to justice.
For example, on July 1, 2002, we filed a written statement with the SEC that included a
summary of key events, known to us at that time, that led to our June 25th announcement.
A copy of the statement we provided to the SEC is attached. As you will note, it detailed
how the accounting irregularities were recently discovered by our internal audit team, led
by Ms. Cynthia Cooper. The kind of initiative demonstrated by our internal audit group is
to be applauded and will continue to be encouraged. Our SEC statement also documents
3
actions taken by our Board of Directors when the matter was brought to its attention. The
Board moved swiftly and decisively. Its actions included terminating our Chief Financial
Officer and promptly reporting the matter to the SEC and to the public.
Our SEC filing was not, of course, the last word. I had a productive telephone
conversation with SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt and his staff last week. We offered to
clarify certain points in our July 1 statement and reiterated our commitment to work
closely with the Commission’s staff as its own investigation moves forward.
Many questions still remain. We won’t know the answers until the conclusion of the
pending investigations. We will continue to cooperate fully with the various agencies
and the Congress to answer those questions.
WorldCom is being proactive. With the full support of WorldCom’s new management
team, the company’s non-management directors retained William McLucas, former Chief
of the Enforcement Division of the SEC, to perform an independent investigation of the
facts and circumstances underlying the transfers. He will investigate not only our past
and current management team, but also our Board regarding any individual involvement.
His report will identify the wrongdoers and it will clear those who had no involvement.
Let me emphasize that Mr. McLucas’ investigation also has a broader purpose; namely,
to enable us to put into place new or modified internal procedures to prevent any
recurrence of this type of event.
4
If we are to be a model for corporate behavior going forward, we must be transparent and
above reproach. Therefore, in our July 1 SEC statement, we clearly stated that we were
examining whether additional earnings restatements might be required for periods going
back to 1999 with respect to the accounting for reserves established by the company. We
are committed to completing this analysis, with the assistance of our new external
auditors, KPMG, at the earliest possible date and to announcing the results of that
analysis promptly.
Through these and other steps, we will restore public trust in WorldCom. While our
reputation has suffered a tremendous blow, ours is a great company that the new
management team will do everything in our power to save.
Millions of people have a real stake in WorldCom’s survival – our customers, our
employees, our lenders, our shareholders, and our suppliers. But it goes beyond that: the
United States itself has a major stake in our survival. We play a vital role in America`s
telecommunications infrastructure:
· WorldCom is a strong, innovative company with tremendous assets. We have
annual revenues of more than $30 billion, and even after our recent layoffs, we
have more than 60,000 employees.
5
· WorldCom has more than 20 million customers. On the residential side, our MCI
phone service handles 70 million phone calls every weekend alone. And tens of
thousands of businesses depend on our services to support their mission-critical
applications.
· WorldCom is the largest Internet carrier in the world. Our operations provide
Internet services to some 100 countries on six continents.
· WorldCom is a provider of network services for critical applications for the
United States Government. These applications include the provision of customer
service to 80 million Social Security beneficiaries, air traffic control applications
for the Federal Aviation Administration, network management for the Department
of Defense, and critical data network services for the U.S. Postal Service. In
addition, WorldCom provides long distance voice and data communications
services for the House, the Senate, and the General Accounting Office. Our
company provides those same kinds of services for virtually every government
agency under its FTS2001 contract. In addition, WorldCom provides support for
law enforcement and homeland security agencies, as well as agencies concerned
with national security.
In other words, WorldCom is a key component of our nation’s economy and
communications infrastructure. Both commercial and national security interests rely
upon WorldCom’s operations continuing without disruption. Let me assure this
6
Committee that WorldCom is honored by the faith and trust placed in us by our
customers, large and small, public and private. We have earned their business by
providing them superior pricing and service. We intend to keep their business by
continuing to provide them with unsurpassed quality and value.
Furthermore, WorldCom’s presence ensures competition in the rapidly consolidating
telecom industry. No other company’s legacy matches ours in terms of promoting
competition and delivering its benefits to consumers and businesses in both pricing and
product innovation. WorldCom is one of the last hopes for America to realize the
intended benefits of the 1996 Telecom Act.
We are committed to our company’s survival. I have been fighting hard to keep the
company operating at full speed despite the issues that now surround us. Although we
have significant cash on hand, we are in close communications with our lenders to secure
replacement lines of credit.
We are also streamlining the business by selling non-core assets and taking other steps to
raise capital and trim expenses, allowing us to focus on our core business and our
customers’ needs. When all is said and done, the best way to rebuild shareholder value,
serve our customers, save jobs, and promote our nation’s interests is to have an ethical
and profitable business.
7
Today, WorldCom needs the support, understanding and patience of our customers, our
suppliers, our lenders and the American people. And we need your support. We will
continue to be straight about any problems we may discover and act aggressively to solve
them.
Mr. Chairman and members of the Committee, we will work hard to regain your trust and
that of the American people, as well as to rebuild the value of the company. We will
return your faith in us by making a significant difference in the marketplace – providing
industry- leading telecom services and unsurpassed value to consumers and businesses
everywhere.
@josquin: die Backbones werden im Fall einer Insolvenz sicherlich weiterlaufen, nur unter welchem eventuellen Rechtsnachfolger ist die Frage...der "US-Sicherheitsbedarf", nennen wir es einmal so, spricht erst einmal für den Erhalt des Unternehmens, andererseits ist dies eine glänzende Möglichkeit für ander US-Unternehmen (denke, man wird auf die nationale Komponente schon achten) sich günstig das ein oder andere Filetstück einzuverleiben - erste Versuche wurden ja schon gemacht..
Werde die Situation genau verfolgen, bin für heute erstmal skeptisch, da das Risiko natürlich hoch ist, über`s Wochenende investiert zu bleiben..
Gruss und Glück,
Opensky
P.S. Freut mich, dass Dein jetziger TFT noch gut funktioniert ;-)
Werde die Situation genau verfolgen, bin für heute erstmal skeptisch, da das Risiko natürlich hoch ist, über`s Wochenende investiert zu bleiben..
Gruss und Glück,
Opensky
P.S. Freut mich, dass Dein jetziger TFT noch gut funktioniert ;-)
Fri, Jul 12 2002 12:15 PM AEST
WorldCom slips closer to bankruptcy
Chief executive John Sidgmore has admitted WorldCom is finding it increasingly difficult to avoid bankruptcy.
The telephone and data company revealed last month it had found a hole of almost $7 billion in its accounts, which pushed down the Wall Street stock market, then markets worldwide.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Mr Sidgmore said WorldCom`s suppliers are making increasingly tough demands for quick payment.
He said the company is in discussions with lenders over financing that could keep it going, but now at least two of the four options under consideration do involve filing for bankruptcy.
ES GEHT DEM ENDE ZU!
WorldCom slips closer to bankruptcy
Chief executive John Sidgmore has admitted WorldCom is finding it increasingly difficult to avoid bankruptcy.
The telephone and data company revealed last month it had found a hole of almost $7 billion in its accounts, which pushed down the Wall Street stock market, then markets worldwide.
In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Mr Sidgmore said WorldCom`s suppliers are making increasingly tough demands for quick payment.
He said the company is in discussions with lenders over financing that could keep it going, but now at least two of the four options under consideration do involve filing for bankruptcy.
ES GEHT DEM ENDE ZU!
Ehemaliger WorldCom-Finanzchef belastet Bernie Ebbers
Bernard J. Ebbers, ehemaliger WorldCom-Chef, soll entgegen eigener Beteuerungen mehr über die Bilanztricksereien in seinem Unternehmen gewusst haben, meint der ehemalige Finanzchef Scott Sullivan. Das Wall Street Journal zitiert Ken Johnson, Sprecher des Vorsitzenden des Kongressausschusses für Handel und Energie Bill Tauzin, der den Fall WorldCom untersucht: Dies seien die ersten Anzeichen dafür, dass die Verantwortlichen in dem angeschlagenen Konzern gewusst haben, was bei ihnen vor sich geht.
Johnson weiter: "Das ist der erste Beweis, dass die kleinen, schmutzigen Fußspuren zu Mr. Ebbers Bürotür zurückführen." Ebbers` Anwalt Reid Weingarten weist die Vorwürfe zurück. Sein Mandant habe nicht gewusst, dass Sullivan Falschbuchungen vorgenommen hatte.
WorldCom hatte vor zwei Wochen zugegeben, seit Anfang vergangenen Jahres 3,85 Milliarden US-Dollar Ausgaben als Investitionen statt als laufende Kosten verbucht zu haben. Finanzchef Sullivan musste daraufhin seinen Hut nehmen. Ebbers wurde bereits im April von John Sidgmore abgelöst.
Quelle: Heise-Online
Bernard J. Ebbers, ehemaliger WorldCom-Chef, soll entgegen eigener Beteuerungen mehr über die Bilanztricksereien in seinem Unternehmen gewusst haben, meint der ehemalige Finanzchef Scott Sullivan. Das Wall Street Journal zitiert Ken Johnson, Sprecher des Vorsitzenden des Kongressausschusses für Handel und Energie Bill Tauzin, der den Fall WorldCom untersucht: Dies seien die ersten Anzeichen dafür, dass die Verantwortlichen in dem angeschlagenen Konzern gewusst haben, was bei ihnen vor sich geht.
Johnson weiter: "Das ist der erste Beweis, dass die kleinen, schmutzigen Fußspuren zu Mr. Ebbers Bürotür zurückführen." Ebbers` Anwalt Reid Weingarten weist die Vorwürfe zurück. Sein Mandant habe nicht gewusst, dass Sullivan Falschbuchungen vorgenommen hatte.
WorldCom hatte vor zwei Wochen zugegeben, seit Anfang vergangenen Jahres 3,85 Milliarden US-Dollar Ausgaben als Investitionen statt als laufende Kosten verbucht zu haben. Finanzchef Sullivan musste daraufhin seinen Hut nehmen. Ebbers wurde bereits im April von John Sidgmore abgelöst.
Quelle: Heise-Online
@gaethje - Bitte offizielle Quelle angeben !
Wenn das aus einem US-Board ist, dann vergiss es.
Wenn das aus einem US-Board ist, dann vergiss es.
Die 0,14$ scheinen zu halten...
naja, jetzt sind schon .13$
...und es bröckelt weiter... 0.122 zu 0.128
0.11$....geht ganz schön bergab....
Was bringt denn den Kurs jetzt so zum Absturz ?
Gibt es schlechte Nachrichten ?
Gibt es schlechte Nachrichten ?
Nu aber raus, die Stopp Losses greifen!
Doch keine Sanierung.
Wird zerschlagen.
Rettet was Ihr könnt!!
Doch keine Sanierung.
Wird zerschlagen.
Rettet was Ihr könnt!!
mir ist nichts Neues bekannt...Wochenende?
@kyron7htx: na, na...ruhig, ruhig...
Da hat es sicher die SL rausgefegt, war letzte Woche auf XETRA auch so, da ging es runter bis 0,08 !
Leute bleibt doch mal locker, ich glaube nächste Woche werden wir die ersten lachenden Gesichter hier im Board sehen!! Oder was meinst du Opensky?
Meine Skepsis hatte mich dazu bewogen, von 0,11 auf ein Limit von 0,08 abzutauchen....vielleicht war das ein Fehler, wer weiss....
Sofern es jetzt / nächste Woche anzieht, bin ich wohl nicht dabei und werde wohl auch kein lachendes Gesicht haben....Kurs scheint sich gerade etwas zu stabilisieren auf 0,11$...
Sofern es jetzt / nächste Woche anzieht, bin ich wohl nicht dabei und werde wohl auch kein lachendes Gesicht haben....Kurs scheint sich gerade etwas zu stabilisieren auf 0,11$...
das gap bei 10 cent geschlossen
und up
und up
#28 Was heißt das??? Welche Bedeutung hat das für uns armsehnliche Kleinaktionäre??
Ich glaube dass schlimmste ist er mal vorbei... Die Differenz zwischen Buy Orders und Sell Orders nimmt auch ab!
Grad clever hab ich das jetzt nicht gemacht....wollte aber vorhin nicht ins fallende Messer greifen....
@rbrfinanzen: ....nun also die Chance auf ein lachendes Gesicht nächste Woche....:-)
@rbrfinanzen: ....nun also die Chance auf ein lachendes Gesicht nächste Woche....:-)
es geht wieder aufwärts 12 cent 
0,1260 und immer mehr Kauforders!!!
Kurs kommt nicht recht vom Fleck...
Käufer 2 bis 3 fach höher als Verkäufer...
Käufer 2 bis 3 fach höher als Verkäufer...
Vorbörslich 3fache Kauforder gg. Verkäufer bei jetzt schon relativ hohem Volumen, Kurs volatil, derzeit bei 0,122 zu 0,129....
Wie sind Eure Kursmeinungen heute?
Wie sind Eure Kursmeinungen heute?
0,131 zu 0,135 auf island, Erholung heute?
Ehrlich gesagt, keine Ahnung. Vermute aber aufgrung der herumgesprochenen Übernahme einen positive Effekt.
Na dann hoffen wir, vielleicht sehen wir ja tatsächlich noch die 0,20 heute :-)...
vorbörslich leicht nach oben, momentan bei 14,2 cent in den usa...
WORLDCOM INC-WORLDCOM TRCK STK - Nasdaq National Market: WCOME
Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
Last Change (%) After Hours Chg (%)** Bid Ask Trade Time
0.142 0.006 (4.41) 0.006 (4.41) 0.141 (239.48) 0.142 (37.50) 09:09
WORLDCOM INC-WORLDCOM TRCK STK - Nasdaq National Market: WCOME
Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
Last Change (%) After Hours Chg (%)** Bid Ask Trade Time
0.142 0.006 (4.41) 0.006 (4.41) 0.141 (239.48) 0.142 (37.50) 09:09
Tendenz positiv .141 zu .142, ein paar Ausreisser noch bis auf .135, aber es scheint in nördliche Richtung zu gehen....
Kauforders noch immer mit 3fachem Überhang...
Kauforders noch immer mit 3fachem Überhang...
Hillenbrand Industries to Record Third Quarter Charge for WorldCom and Other Telecommunications Investment Losses * Third quarter after-tax net income will be reduced by approximately $15.5 million, or $0.24 per share on a diluted basis, as a result
BATESVILLE, Ind., Jul 15, 2002 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Hillenbrand
Industries, Inc. (NYSE: HB) announced today that the Company expects to record a
$33 million charge for its fiscal third quarter ended June 30. The special
charge is due to investment losses in the $2.9 billion investment portfolio of
its Forethought Financial Services business unit. The losses are primarily
within the telecommunications sector of Forethought`s investment portfolio,
including approximately $12 million resulting from investments in WorldCom Inc.
bonds. Other Forethought telecommunications investments impacted included
Nortel, GT Group Telecom, Teleone Europe BV, RCN Corporation, Telewest
Communication, Intermedia Communications and Focal Communications.
The Company expects third quarter after-tax net income to be reduced by
approximately $15.5 million, or $0.24 per share on a diluted basis as a result
of the $33 million, or $0.34 per share, investment losses and a credit of $6
million, or $0.10 per share from the release of previously provided tax
reserves. Without the impact of these two items, the Company believes that its
third quarter earnings would have modestly exceeded earlier estimates of $0.70
to $0.73 per share.
"Like many other corporations with insurance business units, we are disappointed
that ongoing turmoil in the credit markets and high-profile downgrades of
corporate debt, especially the unprecedented volatility within the
telecommunications sector, continue to adversely impact our investment
portfolio. However, Forethought remains a financially solid company with a
strong underwriting business. The losses announced today represent approximately
1.2 percent of its entire $2.9 billion investment portfolio. These investment
losses will have no effect on Forethought`s ability to pay claims or grow its
business. Nonetheless, we will continue to closely monitor and manage the
investment portfolio to mitigate exposure to future losses," said Frederick W.
Rockwood, president and chief executive officer, Hillenbrand Industries.
Market-induced investment losses continue to mask the underlying strength of the
Company`s ongoing operations. Despite the investment losses, its core healthcare
and funeral services businesses continue to meet management`s high performance
expectations. The Company reported that revenues, profit margins and orders
remain strong at Hill-Rom. Revenues and profit margins at Batesville Casket
Company also remain strong. And, excluding its investment losses, Forethought`s
operating results are meeting management`s expectations. Additionally, the
Company`s commitment to cost control is reducing Corporate Center expenditures.
"Hillenbrand Industries remains committed to realizing the full potential of our
existing businesses, growing profitable revenues through new product development
and acquisitions in the healthcare sector, and managing our portfolio of assets
strategically to create shareholder value," Rockwood concluded.
The magnitude of the continued decline in the market value of Forethought`s
telecommunications investments, including the extremely rapid and near collapse
in the value of Forethought`s investment in WorldCom Inc., which occurred in the
last week of June, exceeded the Company`s ability to mitigate the effects of
those declines.
"As we disclosed in our guidance provided as part of our May 9 earnings release
and conference call, Forethought`s investment portfolio remains exposed to
continued volatility in the securities markets. This exposure may have a
material adverse affect on the Company`s results of operations in future
periods," said Scott K. Sorensen, vice president and chief financial officer.
The Company also reported that in the third quarter ended June 30, it
repurchased 696,000 shares of its stock and has authorization to purchase an
additional 3.7 million shares.
BATESVILLE, Ind., Jul 15, 2002 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Hillenbrand
Industries, Inc. (NYSE: HB) announced today that the Company expects to record a
$33 million charge for its fiscal third quarter ended June 30. The special
charge is due to investment losses in the $2.9 billion investment portfolio of
its Forethought Financial Services business unit. The losses are primarily
within the telecommunications sector of Forethought`s investment portfolio,
including approximately $12 million resulting from investments in WorldCom Inc.
bonds. Other Forethought telecommunications investments impacted included
Nortel, GT Group Telecom, Teleone Europe BV, RCN Corporation, Telewest
Communication, Intermedia Communications and Focal Communications.
The Company expects third quarter after-tax net income to be reduced by
approximately $15.5 million, or $0.24 per share on a diluted basis as a result
of the $33 million, or $0.34 per share, investment losses and a credit of $6
million, or $0.10 per share from the release of previously provided tax
reserves. Without the impact of these two items, the Company believes that its
third quarter earnings would have modestly exceeded earlier estimates of $0.70
to $0.73 per share.
"Like many other corporations with insurance business units, we are disappointed
that ongoing turmoil in the credit markets and high-profile downgrades of
corporate debt, especially the unprecedented volatility within the
telecommunications sector, continue to adversely impact our investment
portfolio. However, Forethought remains a financially solid company with a
strong underwriting business. The losses announced today represent approximately
1.2 percent of its entire $2.9 billion investment portfolio. These investment
losses will have no effect on Forethought`s ability to pay claims or grow its
business. Nonetheless, we will continue to closely monitor and manage the
investment portfolio to mitigate exposure to future losses," said Frederick W.
Rockwood, president and chief executive officer, Hillenbrand Industries.
Market-induced investment losses continue to mask the underlying strength of the
Company`s ongoing operations. Despite the investment losses, its core healthcare
and funeral services businesses continue to meet management`s high performance
expectations. The Company reported that revenues, profit margins and orders
remain strong at Hill-Rom. Revenues and profit margins at Batesville Casket
Company also remain strong. And, excluding its investment losses, Forethought`s
operating results are meeting management`s expectations. Additionally, the
Company`s commitment to cost control is reducing Corporate Center expenditures.
"Hillenbrand Industries remains committed to realizing the full potential of our
existing businesses, growing profitable revenues through new product development
and acquisitions in the healthcare sector, and managing our portfolio of assets
strategically to create shareholder value," Rockwood concluded.
The magnitude of the continued decline in the market value of Forethought`s
telecommunications investments, including the extremely rapid and near collapse
in the value of Forethought`s investment in WorldCom Inc., which occurred in the
last week of June, exceeded the Company`s ability to mitigate the effects of
those declines.
"As we disclosed in our guidance provided as part of our May 9 earnings release
and conference call, Forethought`s investment portfolio remains exposed to
continued volatility in the securities markets. This exposure may have a
material adverse affect on the Company`s results of operations in future
periods," said Scott K. Sorensen, vice president and chief financial officer.
The Company also reported that in the third quarter ended June 30, it
repurchased 696,000 shares of its stock and has authorization to purchase an
additional 3.7 million shares.
Käuferdruck nimmt zu, es scheint unter .14$ keiner mehr verkaufen zu wollen....
da geht aber mächtig was ab nur Käufe im ASK und Riesenorder
strong buy und 0,20 Heute
WORLDCOM INC-WORLDCOM TRCK STK - Nasdaq National Market: WCOME
Rec. Time Action Price Volume Exch.
9:44:28 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 200000 Nasdaq NM !!!!!
9:44:28 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 5000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:28 AM Trade 0.137 400 Nasdaq NM
9:44:27 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 5000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:26 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 15000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:24 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 9000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:22 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 50000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:20 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 12000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:20 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 122900 Nasdaq NM !!!!!!!
9:44:19 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 10000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:19 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 1000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:19 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 16400 Nasdaq NM
9:44:17 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 2300 Nasdaq NM
9:44:17 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 15000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:17 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 5000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:15 AM Trade 0.137 4200 Nasdaq NM
9:44:15 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 1300 Nasdaq NM
9:44:15 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 10000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:14 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 16600 Nasdaq NM
9:44:14 AM Trade (at Bid) 0.13 100 Nasdaq NM
most recent back next
9:44:30 AM EDT - Monday, July 15, 2002 - data is real-time
strong buy und 0,20 Heute
WORLDCOM INC-WORLDCOM TRCK STK - Nasdaq National Market: WCOME
Rec. Time Action Price Volume Exch.
9:44:28 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 200000 Nasdaq NM !!!!!
9:44:28 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 5000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:28 AM Trade 0.137 400 Nasdaq NM
9:44:27 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 5000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:26 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 15000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:24 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 9000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:22 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 50000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:20 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 12000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:20 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 122900 Nasdaq NM !!!!!!!
9:44:19 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 10000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:19 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 1000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:19 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 16400 Nasdaq NM
9:44:17 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 2300 Nasdaq NM
9:44:17 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 15000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:17 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 5000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:15 AM Trade 0.137 4200 Nasdaq NM
9:44:15 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 1300 Nasdaq NM
9:44:15 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 10000 Nasdaq NM
9:44:14 AM Trade (at Ask) 0.14 16600 Nasdaq NM
9:44:14 AM Trade (at Bid) 0.13 100 Nasdaq NM
most recent back next
9:44:30 AM EDT - Monday, July 15, 2002 - data is real-time
testen grad trotzdem die .13, hmmmm
heute noch 0,20???
pusher!!!
pusher!!!
....die 0.12 nun im Intensivtest.....mit der .20 wird es ohne positive News sicherlich nichts...
...bin draussen...leider nur zu .12.....
Viel Glück allen..
...bin draussen...leider nur zu .12.....
Viel Glück allen..
Volumen von fast 100 Mio Stück in 1 Stunde läßt auf Short-Eindeckung schließen, heute Volumen 5 - 600 Mio Stück ?
mein Tip Schlußkurs USA min. 0,18 bis 0,20
evtl. geht zwischendurch mal kurz durch Decke
mein Tip Schlußkurs USA min. 0,18 bis 0,20
evtl. geht zwischendurch mal kurz durch Decke
Träumer
wen wir die 0,14 in usa nochmal dauerhaft bekommen freue ich mich schon...
Volumen leider stark nachgelassen
ich stehe aber zu Schlußkurs USA bei 0,18
und wenn es in Nachbörse auf 0,18 geht
das gilt auch noch
ich stehe aber zu Schlußkurs USA bei 0,18
und wenn es in Nachbörse auf 0,18 geht
das gilt auch noch
DWS hat WorldCom bei 20-30 US-Dollar
abgestoßen - `Wir wurden misstrauisch`
FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Die
DWS-Aktienfondsmanager habe die Papiere von
WorldCom Inc. <WOCEQ.NAS> <WCO.ETR> auf
einem Kursniveau von 20 bis 30 US-Dollar
abgestoßen. Die Experten in seinem Haus seien dann
misstrauisch geworden, als die Zahlen nicht mit den
Aussagen des Unternehmens zusammenpassten,
sagte der Leiter des Aktienfondsmanagements der
DWS, Klaus Kaldemorgen, am Dienstag in Frankfurt.
Kriminelle Machenschaften habe die DWS damals
noch nicht erkennen könne. Allerdings halte die DWS
noch Anleihen des angeschlagenen Konzerns in Höhe
von 500.000 Euro, sagte der Leiter des internationalen
Rentenfondsmanagements, Heinz-Wilhelm
Fesser./mw/hi/
(c) 1999 - 2002 Deutsche Bank AG
Bitte beachten Sie unsere Nutzungsbedingungen.
Quellen: IS Teledata Suite using Standard&Poor´s ComStock Inc.
[dpa-AFX Wirtschaftsnachrichten GmbH] und weitere.
IS Teledata Suite powered and implemented by IS Innovative
Software AG.
abgestoßen - `Wir wurden misstrauisch`
FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Die
DWS-Aktienfondsmanager habe die Papiere von
WorldCom Inc. <WOCEQ.NAS> <WCO.ETR> auf
einem Kursniveau von 20 bis 30 US-Dollar
abgestoßen. Die Experten in seinem Haus seien dann
misstrauisch geworden, als die Zahlen nicht mit den
Aussagen des Unternehmens zusammenpassten,
sagte der Leiter des Aktienfondsmanagements der
DWS, Klaus Kaldemorgen, am Dienstag in Frankfurt.
Kriminelle Machenschaften habe die DWS damals
noch nicht erkennen könne. Allerdings halte die DWS
noch Anleihen des angeschlagenen Konzerns in Höhe
von 500.000 Euro, sagte der Leiter des internationalen
Rentenfondsmanagements, Heinz-Wilhelm
Fesser./mw/hi/
(c) 1999 - 2002 Deutsche Bank AG
Bitte beachten Sie unsere Nutzungsbedingungen.
Quellen: IS Teledata Suite using Standard&Poor´s ComStock Inc.
[dpa-AFX Wirtschaftsnachrichten GmbH] und weitere.
IS Teledata Suite powered and implemented by IS Innovative
Software AG.
Wurden schon bei jemandem die MCI Shares in normale Worldcom Shares getausch?
packen wir heut noch die 0,19?
es wird immer spannender.......
es wird immer spannender.......
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