++++ Jafco ---> Börse-online Bericht <--- ++++ - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Vaio]

Hallo leute was halte Ihr vom Börse online Bericht?!

Finde Ihn gut aber was das Kursziel betrifft etwas untertrieben.
Sind eines der größte Venture-Capital-Unternehmen in Japan. Bringen 25% der Neuimesionen an den Neuen "Mothers"- Markt und sollen nur 45% in drei Jahren steigen das muß ein Druckfehler sein!

Bin selber Banker und schreibe gerade einen brief an den Verfasser Herrn Paul Heaton halte Euch hierbei auf den laufenden.

MfG
Vaio ;-)

P.S.: Vieleicht bekommen wir ja so bessere und genauere Informationen.

[schmidtwerner]

Laut einer inoffiziellen Info der Deutschen Bank liegt das KZ bei 1000 EUR. Lassen wir uns mal überraschen !

Schmidt & Werner

[brokermatt]

Hi Vaio,

habe leider keine Börse Online - bitte daher Bericht reinstellen, damit alle Nicht-Abonnenten den Bericht auch kommentieren können.

1000 Euro sind übrigens mein Kursziel.

Gruss
brokermatt

[captown]

Ich singe jeden Morgen:" Hoch auf die gelben Be-erge...`

[Dr.Stock]

sing doch mal weiter und reihe dich in den reigen ein


gruß
dr.

[Vaio]

Hier der Grund...
Nachrichtentext:
...dafür, daß die Asia-Inets gestern an der Nasdaq so geknallt haben und weiter knallen werden.

February 10, 2000 04:43

Everyone a winner from Japan Internet fee cuts

By Yuko Inoue

TOKYO, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The move by Japan`s dominant telecoms firm to slash its Internet
access fees is a no-lose situation for the nation`s
fledgling Internet business because it will spark explosive growth in online traffic, analysts say.

Former government monopoly Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NTT) said on
Wednesday it plans to halve its monthly fixed charges for
unlimited access to Internet to around 4,000 yen ($37) a month. Those who live near NTT`s
Internet access points will only have to pay around
2,000 yen a month.

The firm had been under heavy fire for its high access rates which critics said were stifling
growth of the Internet in Japan.

"I don`t see any clear losers from NTT`s decision," said Shinji Moriyuki, analyst at Daiwa Institute
of Research.

"Because Japan`s Internet market is still so small, the rate cuts by NTT...will boost data traffic,
benefiting almost everyone in the industry."

The announcement comes just as Japan has begun to shed its image as a cyberspace laggard.

Some fear the cut in NTT`s steep access rates could hurt smaller firms that had been trying to
undercut the telecoms giant by using new
technologies, but others are more optimistic. Even small start-ups preparing to offer fast Internet
access service using technology such as
asymmetrical digital subscriber lines (ADSL) won`t be hurt much by NTT`s sudden move, said
Atsuo Takahashi, analyst at ABN Amro.

"A clear division of the market will emerge, with NTT targeting ordinary consumers, while ADSL
providers will draw small company users who will be
prepared to pay more for ADSL`s greater bandwith," he said.

Shigemi Hara, vice president at eAcess Ltd said NTT`s sudden move would not immediately
prompt them to cut their ADSL service fees. "Of course
we are feeling the impact of rate cuts, but we target a different market segment...with faster
access service."

ADSL providers plan to offer services seven to eight times faster than NTT`s ISDN Internet
access service, with monthly charges of 6,000 to 7,000
yen.

eAcess was formed earlier this week, with investment money from Goldman Sachs and Morgan
Stanley Dean Witter .

Companies with extensive data networks, such as Internet Initiative Japan , are well positioned
to benefit from explosive growth in data traffic in
Japan, analysts said.

IIJ said, however, there is no plan to raise its capital spending or change its rate menus for the
time being.

An industry official, who asked not to be identified, said that small unlisted Internet access
providers that cannot cope with an expected huge
demand increase may face hard timea.

"A great shakeout may begin among Japan`s some 3,000 Internet access providers," he said.

Growth in Internet use will certainly be good news for Internet portals, such as Yahoo Japan as
well as e-commerce operators.

The only obstacle to healthier competition in the Internet industry now seems to be NTT`s sheer
size and its virtual monopoly position on the local
call market.

Other telecom carriers, such as Japan Telecom Co and DDI Corp , say NTT needs to cut its
interconnection fees -- the basic charges that
competitors must pay for access to NTT`s local call networks -- so that smaller competitors have
a level playing field.

($=109 yen) ((Tokyo newsroom [phone]

yuko.inouereuters.com))


die Telefonpreise gehen in Japan richtig runter freie fahrt fürs Internet!!!

So und jetzt ins Wochenende
übrigens Euch auch ein schönes Wochenende...
Ciao Vaio

[calamus]

Das Kursziel ist wirklich ein Witz. 55000 Yen und auch noch bis März 2003 (!). Das 2003 muss sicher ein Druckfehler gewesen sein - alles andere wäre wirklich lachhaft in einem so dynamischen Markt.

[Maxxwell]

gemeint ist 3.2000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Vaio]

Ja es ist wirklich ein Druckfehler Maxxwell hat recht!

gemeint ist 3.2000

MfG
Vaio

P.S.: Wollte doch nicht mehr an den PC aber jetzt ist wirklich Wochenende!!!