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[gordon.gekko]

...wäre ein Witz.

Aber die derzeitige Kursentwicklung ( fast 40 % minus in 6 Wochen ) ist schon beunruhigend.

Oder ist Licht am Ende de Tunnels zu sehen ? Wer kann mich aufbauen.

GG

[Heuristik]

tut mir leid, meiner Meinung nach kommen die noch runter bis auf 80 Euro

[don.link]

....glaube ich nicht!

die unterstützung bei ca 100$ hat zwar stark gewackelt, aber dennoch gehalten. das ist ein positives zeichen! erst wenn die 100er marke fällt, wäre das kursziel 80!
meiner meinung nach hat sich icge jetzt gefangen und geht nun weiter gen norden!

apropos: was glaubt ihr, wann die große korrektur an der nasdaq und am nm kommt?

[Lauren]

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[gordon the gecco]

nur nicht verzweifeln. Nach meiner Meinung ist ab Oktober wieder der Dicke auftrieb zu spüren. und bis dahin dürfte Sie Seitwärts mit leichtem Aufwärtstrend laufen . Gruß Gordon the Gecco

[olilo]

haben sich da wieder welche getäuscht,
oder warum steigen die dann um über 20%

lasst als eure kaffeesatz schätzungen

chio oli

[Bolligru]

An Heuristik :
Meinungen sind gut und schön , wenn sie aus dem Bauch formuliert werden aber leider nichts wert .
Du siehst ja , eine positive Meldung und die Börse reagiert .
Kursziel 250 USD tut dem Depot jedenfalls gut

[siscoinvestor]

Weil es dem Depot so gut tut ( kann mich sonst aber auch nicht beklagen):
Robertson Stephens Upgrades ICGE to a Strong Buy Rating

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 6, 2000--Robertson Stephens Managing Director and Senior Business-to-Business eCommerce Analyst Eric Upin today upgraded Internet Capital Group (NASDAQ: ICGE) to a Strong Buy rating from a Buy.
Internet Capital Group (ICG), based in Wayne, Pa., invests in and incubates a collective network of B2B eCommerce companies.
"We are raising our rating on ICG with a 12-18 month price target of $250," said Upin. "The fundamentals of B2B eCommerce are compelling over the next two to five years and we believe that ICG is one of the best ways to play this space."
"Focused only on B2B, ICG has established an outstanding portfolio of B2B companies," said Upin. "ICG has five public companies and 52 still private, representing the better names in B2B eCommerce. As investors gain a better understanding of the quality of ICG`s portfolio and management team, coupled with the step-up in valuations from private to publicly held, we believe the stock will move higher."
"We believe ICG`s strategy is working and that there are several near-term catalysts for the stock," said Upin. "This company is our top pick in the B2B space."
Clients interested in receiving more information should contact their salesperson at [phone].
Robertson Stephens (www.rsco.com) is the leading full-services investment bank focused exclusively on growth companies. In 1999, the firm completed over 230 public offerings and over 40 private offerings, raising more than $40 billion in capital for clients. In addition, the firm advised on over 80 M&A transactions in 1999 with an aggregate value in excess of $50 billion. The firm`s 47 equity research analysts cover nearly 700 companies. Founded in 1978, Robertson Stephens (Legal name:FleetBoston Robertson Stephens Inc.) is a section 20 subsidiary of FleetBoston Financial Corporation (NYSE: FBF) and a member of the NASD and all major exchanges. Together, Robertson Stephens, Fleetboston Robertson Stephens International Ltd., and Robertson Stephens Evergreen Securities Ltd. employ over 1,000 employees worldwide with offices in Boston, San Francisco, New York, Menlo Park, Chicago, London, and Tel Aviv.
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The information contained herein is not a complete analysis of every material fact respecting any company, industry or security. Although opinions and estimates expressed herein reflect the current judgment of FleetBoston Robertson Stephens Inc., the information upon which such opinions and estimates are based is not necessarily updated on a regular basis; when it is, the date of the change in estimate will be noted. In addition, opinions and estimates are subject to change without notice. This Report contains forward-looking statements, which involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ significantly from the results described in the forward-looking statements. Factors that might cause such a difference include, but are not limited to, those discussed in "Investment Risks." FleetBoston Robertson Stephens Inc. from time to time performs corporate finance or other services for some companies described herein and may occasionally possess material, nonpublic information regarding such companies. This information is not used in the preparation of the opinions and estimates herein. While the information contained in this Report and the opinions contained herein are based on sources believed to be reliable, FleetBoston Robertson Stephens Inc. has not independently verified the facts, assumptions and estimates contained in this Report. Accordingly, no representation or warranty, expressed or implied, is made as to, and no reliance should be placed on, the fairness, accuracy, completeness or correctness of the information and opinions contained in this Report. FleetBoston Robertson Stephens Inc., its managing directors, its affiliates, and/or its employees may have an interest in the securities of the issue(s) described and may make purchases or sales while this report is in circulation. FleetBoston Robertson Stephens International Ltd. is regulated by the Securities and Futures Authority in the United Kingdom. This publication is not meant for private customers. The securities discussed herein are not FDIC insured, are not deposits or other obligations or guarantees of Fleet Bank or BankBoston N.A., and are subject to investment risk, including possible loss of any principal amount invested.

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Internet Capital shrs up after autoparts deal set

NEW YORK, March 6 (Reuters) - Shares of Internet Capital Group Inc. (NASDAQ: ICGE) surged 21 percent Monday after the company said NetVendor, one of its partner firms, announced a plan to distribute automotive parts via the Internet.

Shares of Internet Capital, a Web venture firm that invests in business-to-business Internet companies, were up 30-15/16 at 150 on the Nasdaq stock market.

NetVendor said it partnered with CAM International, one of the largest autoparts distribution companies in the United States, through its AutopartsBIN.com Web site.

"This is more than an auto parts distributor joining forces with an Internet company and swapping its telephone lines for a computer network," Dennis Van Slyke, president of CAM International, said in a statement.

"It is the first step to establishing a significant online business exchange for the buying and selling of automotive parts," Van Slyke said.

As part of the deal, NetVendor said it will develop an internal Web site called CAMBIN.com as a trading source for surplus auto parts for CAM International and its existing trading partners.

In addition, much of CAM`s inventory will be available to NetVendor`s customers through AutopartsBIN.com.


Warten wir doch noch ein bisschen.
Hab ich da letztens gelesen, jemand würde gerne bei 80$ einsteigen?

:-) :-) :-)

Stay long!

siscoinvestor

[siscoinvestor]

Oder auch so:

[siscoinvestor]

Internet Capital Group Makes Largest Acquisition to Date with $657 Million Stake in RightWorks

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 8, 2000--

Leading Software Company That Powers Digital
Marketplaces Will Be a Pivotal Component of ICG`s
Business-to-Business E-Commerce Network

Internet Capital Group (Nasdaq:ICGE), a leading


business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce company, today announced that it has agreed to acquire a majority interest in privately-held RightWorks of San Jose, Calif., for $22 million in cash and approximately $635 million in ICG common stock, subject to completion of the exchange offer.

RightWorks is a leading provider of e-procurement software that powers B2B exchanges, which are at the core of digital marketplaces across the Internet. Customers include both vertical market makers and corporate market makers, such as Aspect Development, CSC, i2`s TradeMatrix.com, ShopNow.com, VerticalNet and Wells Fargo.

The acquisition of RightWorks underscores Internet Capital Group`s commitment to building digital marketplaces across the top 50 global industries.

"We believe RightWorks has the best technology on the market today for enabling online trading communities," said Mary Coleman, managing director of operations for ICG who will be joining the RightWorks board. "RightWorks is the emerging industry standard to operate B2B exchanges, and we have joined forces with RightWorks to accelerate the adoption of its technology by market makers worldwide."

Since its inception in 1996, Internet Capital Group has acquired and built two types of companies: market makers that bring buyers and sellers together by creating Internet-based marketplaces for the exchange of goods, services and information; and enabling service providers and infrastructure companies, which sell software and services to businesses engaged in e-commerce.

As an ICG partner company, RightWorks will gain access to ICG`s strategic expertise and operational support while its technology will increase the value of the entire ICG network.

"This agreement is a tremendous confirmation of our decision to focus on the needs of digital marketplaces," said Vani Kola, CEO and founder of RightWorks. "We are excited that, as the leader in B2B e-commerce, ICG shares our vision and sees the same potential we do for RightWorks to become the global industry leader in B2B exchanges and e-procurement."

According to the Gartner Group, worldwide B2B e-commerce is expected to experience dramatic growth with trade figures expected to total $7.3 trillion by 2004.

"As an ICG partner company, we appreciate what this alliance can mean in terms of strengthening RightWorks` ability to execute in today`s fast-paced marketplace," said Dean S. Sivley, senior vice president e-commerce and product development at VerticalNet, which uses RightWorks technology to operate 56 industry-specific B2B web sites.

"The combination of RightWorks` technology for powering digital marketplaces, with the talent and resources already amassed within the ICG network, only strengthens our commitment to both RightWorks and ICG."

The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, including the expiration of the Hart Scott Rodino waiting period.

About RightWorks

Founded in 1996, RightWorks is a leading provider of e-procurement software for powering the B2B exchanges that lie at the heart of digital marketplaces across the Internet.

RightWorks offers an extensive range of capabilities that are being adopted by both vertical market makers and corporate market makers, as well as corporations implementing e-procurement solutions -- all of which are available as in-house or hosted solutions.

RightWorks 5.0, the latest release of the company`s flagship product, is architected to take advantage of the dynamic and distributed nature of the Internet with innovations such as an open "many-to-many" trading platform, Universal Network Content(TM), and Business Personalization(TM).

RightWorks customers represent a wide range of markets and include companies such as Aspect Development, CSC, ShopNow.com, Trade Matrix.com, VerticalNet, Wells Fargo Bank and others.

Based in San Jose, Calif., RightWorks can be reached at www.rightworks.com.

Wenn das mal nicht für steigende Kurse heut sorgt...
... dann , ja dann... Hoffe ihr bleibt auch länger drin.
Denn früher oder später...

Siscoinvestor

[tin]

@don.link

Haben die 100$ gehalten? Oder wurde das Kursziel 80$ doch noch erreicht?

[gourmet]

@tin: das kann ich dir nicht so genau sagen. aber in dem bekannten börsenmagazin bullshit.com habe ich gelesen, daß nun mehr die infrastrukturanbieter wie smith & wesson gefragt sind.

[DerHexensabbath]