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Commerce ONE - 778279
akt.: 0,64€ (0,78$)
ungeachtet der fundamentalen Aspekte dürfte insbes. aufgrund der immens hohen short-interest-rate ein Rebound anstehen..
1. KZ: 1$
akt.: 0,64€ (0,78$)
ungeachtet der fundamentalen Aspekte dürfte insbes. aufgrund der immens hohen short-interest-rate ein Rebound anstehen..
1. KZ: 1$
MACD total überverkauft
Könnte in der Tat mal zumindest ein rebound anstehen.
Ist aber schon noch riskant, auf Grund bekannter Unternehmensprobleme.Kann auch noch weiter fallen.
Erstmal noch beobachten.
Ist aber schon noch riskant, auf Grund bekannter Unternehmensprobleme.Kann auch noch weiter fallen.
Erstmal noch beobachten.
warum sollen die Shorties zuschlagen müssen ?
Wenn CMRC vom Kurszettel gestrichen wird, haben die den optimalen Gewinn.
CMRC vom ehemaligen Highflyer zum Delisting......
So sind die Fakten.
Wenn CMRC vom Kurszettel gestrichen wird, haben die den optimalen Gewinn.
CMRC vom ehemaligen Highflyer zum Delisting......
So sind die Fakten.
rechne einfach mit einem technischen rebound nach all den verlusten.. dann decken sich viell. ein paar shorties ein und so sind intraday viell. 30% drin..
mal sehen
mal sehen
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Ich hoffe, dass die Aktie noch auf € 0,50 fällt, um dann mit einem Kursziel von € 0,80 kaufen zu können.
Wenn`s nicht klappt, habe ich halt Pech gehabt.
Wenn`s nicht klappt, habe ich halt Pech gehabt.
auch möglich
hab eben heute eine 1.position geladen
hab eben heute eine 1.position geladen
usa: 1. kurs 0,8$ -> 0,66€
0,85$ -> 0,70€ 
mit 0,64€ fast das (bisherige) tief erwischt
(0,61€)
KZ bleibt zunächst 1$
mit 0,64€ fast das (bisherige) tief erwischt
(0,61€)KZ bleibt zunächst 1$
kaum geschrieben 0,88$
0,73€
0,73€
SK = TH = 0,94$ -> 0,78€ etwa
nachbörslich 1,01$
1. KZ erreicht
-> ca. 0,84€
1. KZ erreicht
-> ca. 0,84€
Kleine Lüge !!
Nachbörslich 0,92.- Usd. bei 6700 Stk.
Wo steht 1,01.- Usd. ?????
mfg
Nachbörslich 0,92.- Usd. bei 6700 Stk.
Wo steht 1,01.- Usd. ?????
mfg
www.island.com
jetzt steht island bereits wieder auf 0
gestern vormittag war dort 1,01$ zu sehen
egal - so oder so prima
gestern vormittag war dort 1,01$ zu sehen
egal - so oder so prima
1,2$
heut kommt die 2 dollarmarke dran ??
sieht doch wieder ganz gut aus heute
ich denke man sollte weiter investiert bleiben.......
wünsche allen viel Glück
BooM
ich denke man sollte weiter investiert bleiben.......
wünsche allen viel Glück
BooM
so, 1 Euro hätten wir gleich
Fairer Kurs ist schon knapp über EUR 1,--
B M
Fairer Kurs ist schon knapp über EUR 1,--
B
M
Was für ne Rakte akt. USD 1,35!!!!!!
BOOM
akt. USD 1,35!!!!!! BOOM
o.k., das ging mir jetzt doch zu schnell. bin wieder raus, die 15% in 3 Stunden reichen mir, danke
BOOM
BOOM
nein 1,39.- Usd steigend !!
jetzt 1,41.- Usd da geht noch mehr Wetten !!
Charttechnisch könnte es bis 1,72.- Usd gehen Heute !!
Bin mal gespannt, wann die Blase platzt.Ich habe fürs erste mal genug. 60% sind ja nicht schlecht an einem Tag. Viel spass noch jenen die nicht genug kriegen. 
alles über 50% an einen Tag ,ist entweder Zockerei oder -News - im anmarsch ...
gute "Thread "und Timing von tdwzb,70cent-Anfang Dez
kgv1
gute "Thread "und Timing von tdwzb,70cent-Anfang Dez
kgv1
I forgot this one
BOSTON - The corporate spending that drives the technology sector is as strong as it has been since the end of the 1990s boom, giving the industry optimism as it heads into 2004.
This is not a burst. This is a sustainable interest," said Bill Zadrozny, chief executive of Siemens Financial Services, which helps businesses lease and finance new technology investments. " There were false starts before, but this one looks for real."
In the third quarter, equipment and software expenditures jumped 17.6 percent, helping fuel the 8.2 percent increase in gross domestic product, according to the Commerce Department (news - web sites).
Most of the end-of-year forecasts focusing more specifically on technology spending expect a 4 percent to 6 percent increase in 2004, notably healthier than in previous years when corporate stinginess weighed down the entire economy.
But that hardly amounts to another boom, and the momentum is uncertain, experts caution. In fact, there appears to have been some slowdown during the fall, perhaps because newly confident information technology managers realized they had overspent budgets set last year when times were tougher.
" I don`t think it`s going to return to the boom days of five years ago anytime soon," said Tom Pohlmann, who follows technology spending at Forrester Research.
And the growth that comes won`t necessarily be across the board. In year-end interviews, experts offered their view of the shape of tech spending in 2004.
_ Software: The buzz word for 2004, recycled from dot-com jargon, is " enterprise" software. Broadly speaking, companies are expected to shift away from software that targets cost-cutting — the overriding priority of the past three years — and toward software that backs up genuine " enterprise" or " strategic" moves.
Basically, that means companies will buy software to support new initiatives involving supply chains, security, data storage and the way they interact with customers over the Internet.
Forrester expects overall information technology spending to grow 4 percent, but such " strategic" spending to rise 9 percent.
The growth will be concentrated in such industries as retail and insurance, Forrester found, where technology goes to the heart of how businesses interact with customers.
But the software industry still faces some big problems, notably an absence of " killer applications." Nobody doubts products are getting better, but it`s been several years since the industry has come up with anything so innovative that customers simply have to buy it.
_ Hardware: Tech budgets and hiring are inching up, and all that equipment purchased during the last boom is aging. In short, all the pieces are in place for a strong year.
Forrester checked with 818 North American companies with revenues exceeding $500 million and found that 40 percent of them considered computer replacements and Windows upgrades to be priorities for next year.
When companies bring in new workers, they don`t put them to work on old equipment, said CIO Magazine Publisher Gary Beach. And new hardware purchases will eventually trickle down to other sectors.
" That new machine is going to take up a little more network bandwidth, so eventually they might be looking for new routers," he said. " More importantly, for the software community, new employees take up a seat license."
_ Wireless: Look for more companies to embed tiny computers and radio tags in their trucks, crates and factories to provide more accurate information and help them run more efficiently. Many companies discovered the cost-cutting virtues of tight inventory tracking during the downturn, and many companies are starting to look more seriously at wireless as the way to get there.
Many companies don`t have a choice. Wal-Mart is forcing its suppliers to invest in radio frequency identification tags to help the retail giant track its inventory.
_ Telecom: Look for more businesses and consumers to connect their telephones to an Internet-based service using the technology known as " voice over Internet Protocol," or VoIP. Earlier this month, three major communications companies — Time Warner Inc.`s cable TV unit, Qwest Communications International Inc. and AT&T Corp. — announced plans to sell Internet phone services to consumers.
" It`s not a tidal wave, but people are saying, `OK, we`ve hit the reliability level,`" with VoIP connections and quality, said Zadrozny, of Siemens.
The experts also pointed to some areas where growth might not be forthcoming despite expectations.
One is Linux (news - web sites) and other open source software. Forrester found relatively few companies considering such technologies crucial or a priority next year.
Another is outsourcing. Companies that embraced sending their technology elsewhere — including overseas — are starting to realize it may be more expensive than they thought, analysts say.
Finally, information technology spending on the real human beings who keeps systems running likely won`t budge much. With the labor pool plentiful and companies still to cautious to start big hiring sprees, salaries aren`t expected to grow much if at all.
BOSTON - The corporate spending that drives the technology sector is as strong as it has been since the end of the 1990s boom, giving the industry optimism as it heads into 2004.
This is not a burst. This is a sustainable interest," said Bill Zadrozny, chief executive of Siemens Financial Services, which helps businesses lease and finance new technology investments. " There were false starts before, but this one looks for real."
In the third quarter, equipment and software expenditures jumped 17.6 percent, helping fuel the 8.2 percent increase in gross domestic product, according to the Commerce Department (news - web sites).
Most of the end-of-year forecasts focusing more specifically on technology spending expect a 4 percent to 6 percent increase in 2004, notably healthier than in previous years when corporate stinginess weighed down the entire economy.
But that hardly amounts to another boom, and the momentum is uncertain, experts caution. In fact, there appears to have been some slowdown during the fall, perhaps because newly confident information technology managers realized they had overspent budgets set last year when times were tougher.
" I don`t think it`s going to return to the boom days of five years ago anytime soon," said Tom Pohlmann, who follows technology spending at Forrester Research.
And the growth that comes won`t necessarily be across the board. In year-end interviews, experts offered their view of the shape of tech spending in 2004.
_ Software: The buzz word for 2004, recycled from dot-com jargon, is " enterprise" software. Broadly speaking, companies are expected to shift away from software that targets cost-cutting — the overriding priority of the past three years — and toward software that backs up genuine " enterprise" or " strategic" moves.
Basically, that means companies will buy software to support new initiatives involving supply chains, security, data storage and the way they interact with customers over the Internet.
Forrester expects overall information technology spending to grow 4 percent, but such " strategic" spending to rise 9 percent.
The growth will be concentrated in such industries as retail and insurance, Forrester found, where technology goes to the heart of how businesses interact with customers.
But the software industry still faces some big problems, notably an absence of " killer applications." Nobody doubts products are getting better, but it`s been several years since the industry has come up with anything so innovative that customers simply have to buy it.
_ Hardware: Tech budgets and hiring are inching up, and all that equipment purchased during the last boom is aging. In short, all the pieces are in place for a strong year.
Forrester checked with 818 North American companies with revenues exceeding $500 million and found that 40 percent of them considered computer replacements and Windows upgrades to be priorities for next year.
When companies bring in new workers, they don`t put them to work on old equipment, said CIO Magazine Publisher Gary Beach. And new hardware purchases will eventually trickle down to other sectors.
" That new machine is going to take up a little more network bandwidth, so eventually they might be looking for new routers," he said. " More importantly, for the software community, new employees take up a seat license."
_ Wireless: Look for more companies to embed tiny computers and radio tags in their trucks, crates and factories to provide more accurate information and help them run more efficiently. Many companies discovered the cost-cutting virtues of tight inventory tracking during the downturn, and many companies are starting to look more seriously at wireless as the way to get there.
Many companies don`t have a choice. Wal-Mart is forcing its suppliers to invest in radio frequency identification tags to help the retail giant track its inventory.
_ Telecom: Look for more businesses and consumers to connect their telephones to an Internet-based service using the technology known as " voice over Internet Protocol," or VoIP. Earlier this month, three major communications companies — Time Warner Inc.`s cable TV unit, Qwest Communications International Inc. and AT&T Corp. — announced plans to sell Internet phone services to consumers.
" It`s not a tidal wave, but people are saying, `OK, we`ve hit the reliability level,`" with VoIP connections and quality, said Zadrozny, of Siemens.
The experts also pointed to some areas where growth might not be forthcoming despite expectations.
One is Linux (news - web sites) and other open source software. Forrester found relatively few companies considering such technologies crucial or a priority next year.
Another is outsourcing. Companies that embraced sending their technology elsewhere — including overseas — are starting to realize it may be more expensive than they thought, analysts say.
Finally, information technology spending on the real human beings who keeps systems running likely won`t budge much. With the labor pool plentiful and companies still to cautious to start big hiring sprees, salaries aren`t expected to grow much if at all.
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@Kgv -du hier - ..eine Lange Liste der gemeinsame Hits !
QSC,DRILLISCH,POET,GPC BIOTECH,TRAVEL24 ??? habe ich was vergessen ???
Beste Grüße an alle & steigende Kürse für 04,
Whyso
..eine Lange Liste der gemeinsame Hits !QSC,DRILLISCH,POET,GPC BIOTECH,TRAVEL24 ??? habe ich was vergessen ???
Beste Grüße an alle & steigende Kürse für 04,
Whyso
@whyso>>>>CMRC -hot tip im moment-viel Bewegung & Platz drin !
best re-Kgv1
best re-Kgv1
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