Jafco - langsam wird`s haarig, oder - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[SkyRocket]

Jafco entwickelt sich in meinem Depot langsam aber sicher zum Underperformer. Wie lange geht es noch abwärts, die letzte Rally an allen Märkten wurden überhaupt nich mitgemacht, im Gegenteil !

Wie seht ihr die Situation ? Danke für Ansichten


SkyRocket

[askan]

skyrocket,
bin selbst in jaco investiert (290€).
die jafco story stimmt, ruhig blut.
eigentlich idealer zeitpunkt um nachzukaufen.
warte den april ab, wenn neues kapital in den
japanischen aktienmarkt fliessen wird.
wir werden unseren spass schon noch haben.
wenn dich noch ein echter burner interessiert: sino-I.com
gruesse,
askan

[Joshy]

Wie kommst Du da drauf, askan?
Jeder sagt Dir schmeiß gerade Jafco und Sino-I aus dem Depot.
Sollen Rohrkrepierer sein. Hast du Zahlen/Infos für Deine Behauptungen?
Dann schieß los.
Noch ein Tip von mir zum Geldverdienen.

http://www.alladvantage.com/go.asp?refid=IEQ734

Gruß,

Joshy

[feierlei]

Dieses Arsch von Joshy erzählt nur Scheisse !

In einem anderen Thread empfiehlt er sino-i.com und dann will er durch seinen refid= scheiss auch noch die Kohle verdienen. Du Arsch, hau ab aus den Asien-Threads !

[light1]

Hallo Joshy !
Da du und andere offensichtlich keine Zahlen haben und nur "Ihre Gefuehle"
beitragen, habe ich hier etwas:


Jafco Kurspotential
Hornblower Fischer



Zu den Hauptprofiteuren des in Japan und Asien zu erwartenden Internetbooms
dürfte die bereits 1973 gegründete japanische Internetholding Jafco (WKN
887715) gehören.

Die größte Venture-Capital-Gesellschaft Japans habe sich bereits an rund 2000
Firmen beteiligt, von denen 500 an die Börse gebracht worden seien. Bislang
müssten Unternehmen in Japan jedoch schwarze Zahlen schreiben, bevor eine
Börsennotiz zugelassen würde. Dies ändere sich jetzt mit der Begründung von
"Mothers", einem speziell auf junge Unternehmen mit guten Wachstumsaussichten
zugeschnittenen Marktsegment. Zusätzlich zu diesem Markt, der am 22. Dezember
gestartet sei, plane die Nasdaq in Kooperation mit der japanischen
Internetholding Softbank eine "NasdaqJapan". Von dieser Entwicklung und dem
deutlich gewachsenen Anlegerinteresse an japanischen High-Tech-Werten werde
Jafco überproportional profitieren. Jafco schreibe bereits schwarze Zahlen. In
der ersten Hälfte des laufenden Geschäftsjahres erwirtschafteten die Japaner
bei einem Umsatz von umgerechnet 177 Mio. EUR einen Gewinn von 30,74 Millionen
EUR.

Trotz der sehr guten Performance im vergangenen Jahr sei das Kurspotential
nach Einschätzung der Experten noch lange nicht ausgereizt.


Gehoerst du zu diesen Experten ?

[askan]

joshy - lies folgenden post, der auf die b2b expansionsstrategie des unternehmens und die kooperation mit ibm eingeht (ein weiterer partner ist sun microsystems).
sino hatte die letzten tage probleme die geplanten immnobilienverkauefe reibungslos ueber die buehne zu bringen. das erklaert die verhaltenen kursbewegungen der letzten tage
von seiten der chineischen regierung zeigt sich grosses interesse an der foerderung des b2b commerce. den artikel liefere ich dir, bei echtem interesse (was man so ueber dich hoert...), gerne nach, muss jetzt allerdings ins bett.

ich glaube aber an die story. die partner stimmen, der bizplan auch. die chinesen fliegen auf b2b aktien. zudem ist zum jetzigen preis die internetphantasie kaum eingepriced, sondern basiert hauptsaechlich auf den cashreserven und den vorhanden assets.
viel spass und gute nacht.
stay long.

Sino-i.com and IBM bring the power of
e-business to Greater China

Partnership for the localization and customization of IBM`s state-of-the-art e-MarketPlace solution to drive online business-to-business applications for China Enterprise.com

(Hong Kong, January 10, 2000) Sino-i.com. Ltd. and IBM Greater China Group today announced a partnership for the development of an e-business transaction platform for the business community in Greater China. The partnership marks a new milestone in the development of online business-to-business solutions for specific market requirements in the region.

With a common vision to help companies gain a competitive edge in the Internet age, Sino-i.com and IBM will combine their expertise to localize and customize e-MarketPlace, one of IBM`s major e-business solutions for China Enterprise.com (www.china-enterprise.com / www.ce.net.cn), a subsidiary of Sino-i.com focusing on the business market in China. In order to make it more affordable and accessible to all enterprises, especially small- and medium-sized companies, which are the economic foundation of the region, the solution will be hosted as an open platform service. Registered companies can leverage the subscription-based solution to perform secure and real-time business-to-business transactions over the Internet.

Experts in IBM`s China Development Laboratory will work closely with Sino-i.com to develop and optimize the e-MarketPlace solution for the business community as a whole and specific market segments. The e-business platform will be launched in both traditional and simplified Chinese around the third quarter this year.

For companies across industries, the platform will allow them to use Chinese-language interface to conduct online business-to-business transactions based on local policies and business practice. Planned services include matching mechanism for buyers and sellers in the hosting database, contract negotiations and subsequent procurement, sales transactions and fulfilment services.

For vertical market deployment, the subscription-based platform will provide more industry-specific features so that companies can integrate the solution with their current business process. Industries such as the automobile parts supply, electronic and building material will be the first to benefit from these services.

"This is a landmark announcement for both IBM and Sino-i.com, as well as for the development of customized e-business solutions for the Greater China region," said Henry Chow, Chairman and CEO of IBM Greater China Group. "By combining Sino-i.com’s extensive experience and in-depth understanding of the Chinese Internet market with IBM’s technological leadership and world-class expertise in e-business deployment, the partnership will help companies to overcome language, geographic and cultural barriers, facilitating both domestic and international trade in the region."

Yu Pun Hoi, Chairman and CEO of Sino-i.com, added: "Sino-i.com and IBM are committed to making China Enterprise.com the prominent e-MarketPlace platform in Greater China and a successful showcase to the Chinese business community. Both companies will dedicate resources in the development and promotion of China Enterprise.com`s e-MarketPlace service platform to small- and medium-sized companies as well as the identified pilot industries."

China Enterprise.com`s e-business platform will be based on the e-MarketPlace framework, IBM`s e-business software solution that is capable of performing both information search and business transactions and allows a large number of buyers and sellers to simultaneously conduct business online. The e-MarketPlace framework is one of IBM`s key e-business initiatives in promoting and enabling business-to-business transactions. Sino-i.com will be the first Internet Content Provider to implement this cutting-edge solution in China.

The development of China Enterprise.com`s e-MarketPlace platform will also reference to the e-procurement solution already deployed at IBM`s China Procurement Center in Shenzhen. The e-procurement solution was developed by the China Research Laboratory which is dedicated to the development and localization of IBM`s advanced solutions for the China market. It is one of the IBM`s eight research labs in the world. The Internet-based system handles over US$1 billion procurement a year.

"As the Internet has emerged as an indispensable business tool for companies around the world, an effective supply chain is vital for just-in-time delivery of goods and services to end users," commented Mr. Chow. "IBM is committed to partnering local experts to develop and deliver advanced e-business solutions to customers. We are confident that this partnership will help companies in the Greater China region to leverage the latest technologies to increase productivity and competitiveness, thus enabling them to establish a more significant position in the international marketplace."

"The Internet creates huge business opportunities for companies of all sizes. To capitalize the huge market potential, Sino-i.com will continue introducing innovative Internet solutions in all areas," said Mr. Yu. "The new e-business enables China Enterprise.com to provide value-added services to its 600,000 member companies in China, further strengthening our position as the leading player in the Chinese Internet market in the new millennium."

Notes to Editors

Sino-i.com Ltd.

Sino-i.com Ltd. (250), previously South Sea Development Co. Ltd., is the information provider for Chinese around the world in the new information era. Sino-i.com is dedicated to be the driving force in providing Chinese people the ultimate knowledge in business, finance, entertainment and education via advanced digital technology. Recently, Sino-i.com Ltd. has become one of the applicants of the subscription television broadcasting licence in Hong Kong. For more information about Sino-i.com, visit http://www.sino-i.com