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[Atreiju]

Hallo Leute,

Ventro/Chemdex verliert heute bei positiver Nasdaq 15-20%, weiß irgend jemand etwas über die Hintergründe, gibt es schlechte Nachrichten oder ist es nur eine "normale" Korrektur ?

Bin für jede Info dankbar

Atreiju

[TheNext]

Hallo!

Ventro gab heute bekannt, daß ein Vorstandsmitglied einen Teil seiner Aktien verkaufen wird. Was man ihm nach dem fulminantem Anstieg ja nicht verübeln kann. Das ganze wird aber nur von kurzfristiger Natur sein. Wenn Du momentan noch etwas Geld übrig hast, dann glaube ich, ist jetzt der beste Zeitpunkt um sich nochmal mit Ventro-Aktien einzudecken. Letzten Endes schaut man doch auf die Zahlen und auf die Zukunftsaussichten. Und die sind bei Ventro gigantisch.
Ventro deckt die zwei wachstumsstärksten Bereiche der Zukunft ab.
Biotechnologie und B2B!!
Ich werde mir morgen noch ein paar Aktien ins Depot legen.
In einem Jahr wirst Du Dich ärgern, warum Du dann nicht mehr davon gekauft hast.
Keine Bange! Wir werden in diesem Jahr noch Kurse von 400 Euro sehen.
Gruß
TheNext

[Atreiju]

Hallo The Next !!

Danke für Deine Info, hatte nicht die Absicht zu verkaufen, wollte nur wissen, was hinter dem überraschenden Kursverfall steckt. Ich bin von dem Wert voll überzeugt und habe ihn hier bei Kursen um 115€ zum Kauf empfohlen. Die Frage ist nur, ob man nicht einen Teil der Aktien veräußert, um vielleicht in 2-3 Tagen bei Kursen unter 150$ wieder einzusteigen.

Chemdex hat schließlich bereits im Januar einmal eine 50%-Korrektur gemacht, um sich dann zu verdreifachen.

Was meint Ihr?

A.

[Global-Investing]

Ich glaube, es wäre besser Du hättest sofort verkauft. Die 400 Euro wirst Du nie sehen, zumindest nicht bei Ventro !
Viel Glück THE NEXT und ATREIJU

GI

[lonesome loser]

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[durt]

Time will tell us!
Ich hab 300 zu 18,50 Euro geordert.
See You
durt

[Global-Investing]

@ durt
Gratulation ! Da hast Du jetzt schon 20 % Verlust eingefahren,
GI

[lonesome loser]

Mal ne Meinung aus USA zum Thema VNTR
"Yahoo-Board"

VNTR Longs 3
by: easy_double_2000 7/23/00 10:47 pm
Msg: 9521 of 9560
I bought into Ventro yesterday, as a new sharholder, for the following bullish reasons:

1) The stock is substantially off its highs, and I perceive it as a value as compared to other B2B companies. The 30% decline after the market open peaked my interest, in part, since most stocks with breaking, negative news tend to get over-sold, and quickly bounce off the lows. (This believe is supported by many including CNBC`s Bill Seidman). I believe that will be the case with Ventro.

Ventro`s perceived bad news (management contests the analysts` interpretation of the news) is now reflected in the stock price.

I would expect management to meet with analysts, in the near future, to review the company`s business model and to rectify any misunderstandings. This will clear the way for significant, potential future upside.

Part of the Ventro price decline yesterday was enhanced by the sell-off in the tech sector and the NASDAQ as a whole. A strong open for NASDAQ on Monday, assuming it is a strong open, should facilitate Ventor`s bounce off $14.

2) The stock held strong at $14, all Friday, a key support level for Ventro; not because of some MM Conspiracy. (It seems that some of you are watching too much "X Files" and not conducting enough chart analysis).

Money flow was positive by approximately $5,000,000 over the last three hours of trading on Friday. This is another bullish indicator.

There were a lot of bullish buyers to obtain the over $8 million shares being dumped. It was difficult for me to have three seperate orders filled, over the course of the day, because of the many aggressive buyers at these prices. I had to keep adjusting my limit upwards to ensure that I would have my orders filled.

3) The long term b2b market is estimated to increase from $130 billion last year to over $1.5 trillion dollars by 2003, as per Forester Research. Those figures do not include the international markets.

4) Ventro was included as one of eleven b2b "Top Dogs" in Motley Fools` March 13th article, "B2B A Rule Breaking Industry?". For those of you whose knees are weakening, reread this article.

There is going to be a significant customer base to provide extremely healthy revenue returns for the major b2b companies, including Ventro.

This whole b2b stuff is a new industry, which will take time through trial and error to perfect. Ventro will adapt and succeed, as I am sure most of the other ten companies highlighted by Motley Fool will. There is sufficient markets for all eleven to successfully serve.

5) Ventro has $295,000,000 in cash and short-term investments. That will provide them with plenty of cushion to fine-tune their business model to ensure long-term profitability and to satisfy the analysts. Cash reserves will not be a problem for this company, unlike many of the dot-coms. (This is not Dr.Koop.com, like some of you hope).

Any entrepreneur with the vision to be one of the first into the b2b market has the vision to "right the ship", as necessary.

Re: the analysts, CNBC`s David Faber and Joe Kernan were commenting yesterday on the irony of the analysts who were all lowering their ratings on the several companies whose prices were plunging, including Ventro. To paraphrase the two, they believe that many of the analysts lowered their ratings in response to the sell-off to better protect their individual reputations and not becuase of their changing view on the business and/or its industry.

Don`t put too much validity into what the majority of the analysts have to say -good or bad

Bottom-line for me, all of the tech stocks are high risk. To have significant upside, especially in this market, one has to take some educated chances. You won`t be rewarded financially trying to follow "the herd" in this choppy market.

For those of you who sold on Friday, I have one 3 word for you, "You been fooled".