Pacific Internet- so langsam wird´s Zeit - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[tigermask]

Es wird so langsam Zeit in Pacific Internet zu investieren. Die Konsolidierung hat schon lange genug gedauert. Der Wert ist von der MK billig und kein reiner ISP, sondern auch im B2C und v.a. B2B-Bereich tätig. Außerdem arbeitet PacNet seit j?Egstem mit IBM zusammen.Das Management geht äußerst aggressiv vor, so daß ständig irgendwelche Meldungen ?Eer das Unternehmen reinkommen. PCCW ist sicherlich der stärkste Spieler in SO-Asien, hat aber eine MK von 25 Mrd. US$. PacNet hat knapp 700 Mio.US$, ist also 35 Mal billiger. Man sollte nicht immer nur danach gehen, welche Aktie gerade "in" ist, es ist viel besser sich Aktien auszusuchen, die in k?Eze "in" sein werden.
Aufgrund der niedrigen Bewertung und der sehr guten fundamentalen Daten ist die Aktie auch nicht so riskant.
Aufgrund der niedrigen MK ist eine Steigerung von einigen 100% auf Jahressicht drin, zumal der B2B und B2C-Bereich noch konsequent ausgebaut werden sollen.

[Orionis]

Dem kann ich eigentlich nichts hinzufügen, außer:

Ich denke daß wir ein etwa 2 Wochen Kurse von 90 $ sehen.

[tigermask]

An der Nasdaq augenblicklich bei 4,35% im Plus!
Interessant wird die Aktie durch den Einstieg in China, u.a. im Bereich E-commerce.

[gorbisteff]

Ich denke auch , dass die Aktie in den nächsten Wochen einen grossen Spung in Richtung 150 Euro machen wird.

Schöne Grüsse

gorbisteff

[AMECO]

Schlußkurs NASDAQ bereits bei über 70 USD !!!
+ 12,18%
here we go

[sovantis]

diese news gab es heute:

Company Press Release
Pacific Internet Partners With Mail.com to Deliver Web-based E-mail Services

SINGAPORE/NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--February 10, 2000--Pacific Internet Limited (NASDAQ: PCNTF - news) a leading Asian ISP, today announced it has concluded an agreement with Mail.com (NASDAQ: MAIL - news) to provide its subscribers with web-based access to their e-mail accounts.

Mail.com, a leading global provider of Internet messaging services to the business and consumer markets, will provide web-based e-mail technology and related support to Pacific Internet. This will give Pacific Internet subscribers universal access to their e-mail accounts so they can send and receive e-mail from any computer connected to the Web using their current Pacific Internet e-mail address.

``Pacific Internet aims to deliver the ultimate Web lifestyle. Keeping in touch through e-mail is now a way of life for many of our customers. Powered by Mail.com, our new value-added WebMail service makes accessing e-mail messages even more convenient for our subscribers. Mail.com`s WebMail technology truly globalizes our services by allowing our subscribers to keep in touch with their e-mail accounts no matter where they are in the world,`` said Mr. Nicholas Lee, chief executive officer of Pacific Internet.

The WebMail service, which is free to all Pacific Internet subscribers, will give subscribers the flexibility to manage an additional 5MB of web-based e-mail storage, increasing their total e-mail storage to 10 MB. The Pacific Internet group has about 300,000 e-mail account users in the Asia Pacific.

``Providing users with the ability to access their e-mail from any Internet-connected computer, anytime, any place, makes Pacific Internet`s WebMail service as ubiquitous at the telephone and gives the Company a definite edge in the industry,`` said Lon Otremba, chief operating officer of Mail.com.

About Pacific Internet

Pacific Internet Limited (NASDAQ: PCNTF - news) is listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange. The Company now offers award-winning services including Internet access, portal sites and the ultimate Web lifestyle with the``4Cs`` (commerce, content, community and communications).

About Mail.com

Mail.com is a leading global provider of Internet messaging services to businesses, ISPs, Web sites and direct to consumers. In the business market, Mail.com provides outsourced mailbox hosting, Internet fax services and gateway services, such as virus scanning, spam blocking and content filtering. The Company has the largest corporate customer base in the business messaging market, including ADP, Continental Airlines, Mercedes Benz and Yahoo!. Mail.com provides Web-based e-mail services or Webmail to Internet Service Providers (ISPs) including several of the top ISPs in the world such as EarthLink, GTE, Juno, and Prodigy. The Company also partners with top branded Web sites, including NBC, CBS SportsLine, iWon.com, CNET, Snap.com and DellNet.com to provide Webmail services to their users. In addition, Mail.com serves the consumer market directly through the Mail.com flagship site at http://www.mail.com. Information about Mail.com (NASDAQ : MAIL - news) is available at http://corp.mail.com.