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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.272.950 von PMG am 05.02.08 15:41:10wage zu bezweifeln das Google soviel Cash in de täsch hätt um das angebot zu übertoppen.Die banken dürften zwecks Kreditvergaben vorsichtig geworden sein!Microsoft kanns hingegen aus der Portokasse bezahlen
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Rather than Google firing it back it sounds more like Google is crying to momma. Here's something from Barron's I picked up over at the YMB. I have no way of verifying it's accuracy, just cutting and pasting.
<<The $31/share offer -- a 62% premium to Yahoo's Thursday close -- is not likely to be refused by Yahoo shareholders, who were frustrated by the company's lack of execution and slowness to change. With near "perfect execution," Bernstein analyst Jeffrey Lindsay estimates, it would still take Yahoo until 2010 to return its shares to $31. A counter-bid for such a high-price company seems improbable. Most analysts say U.S. antitrust regulatory approval is a given, but EU approval may be slower in coming. Shareholders unwilling to wait can sell the stock now and still bank a good portion of the profits.
For Microsoft, the acquisition is a "dramatic attempt to fix an old problem," namely its lack of a dominant internet presence. From a 6.9% slice of the search market, it suddenly finds itself with 27.8%, vs. Google's (GOOG) dominant 66%. Yahoo's industry-leading content gives Microsoft a web-traffic boost from 2.4% to 15.6%, compared to Google's 7.7%. Furthermore, strengthening its online presence will insure internet weakness doesn't cut into its core software business, a concern analysts were discussing before the buyout.
"From a recent $37, MSFT shares closed Friday at $30.45, down $2.15, as investors fretted the challenges of integrating such a large and unwieldy company. Barron's says the selloff looks like a buying opportunity: it was Microsoft's last change to gain a serious foothold in search and search-advertising. Shares could reach $40 or higher.">>
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Rather than Google firing it back it sounds more like Google is crying to momma. Here's something from Barron's I picked up over at the YMB. I have no way of verifying it's accuracy, just cutting and pasting.
<<The $31/share offer -- a 62% premium to Yahoo's Thursday close -- is not likely to be refused by Yahoo shareholders, who were frustrated by the company's lack of execution and slowness to change. With near "perfect execution," Bernstein analyst Jeffrey Lindsay estimates, it would still take Yahoo until 2010 to return its shares to $31. A counter-bid for such a high-price company seems improbable. Most analysts say U.S. antitrust regulatory approval is a given, but EU approval may be slower in coming. Shareholders unwilling to wait can sell the stock now and still bank a good portion of the profits.
For Microsoft, the acquisition is a "dramatic attempt to fix an old problem," namely its lack of a dominant internet presence. From a 6.9% slice of the search market, it suddenly finds itself with 27.8%, vs. Google's (GOOG) dominant 66%. Yahoo's industry-leading content gives Microsoft a web-traffic boost from 2.4% to 15.6%, compared to Google's 7.7%. Furthermore, strengthening its online presence will insure internet weakness doesn't cut into its core software business, a concern analysts were discussing before the buyout.
"From a recent $37, MSFT shares closed Friday at $30.45, down $2.15, as investors fretted the challenges of integrating such a large and unwieldy company. Barron's says the selloff looks like a buying opportunity: it was Microsoft's last change to gain a serious foothold in search and search-advertising. Shares could reach $40 or higher.">>
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.271.411 von alysant am 05.02.08 13:43:51meine Rede ! 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.273.572 von alysant am 05.02.08 16:22:21läuft der Deal, steigt MS. Läuft er nicht, steigt MS auch
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.273.547 von PMG am 05.02.08 16:20:48Da würde ich erst mal abwarten, wer mit wem dealt !
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.273.472 von alysant am 05.02.08 16:16:21der Yahoo Deal wird die Leute noch begeistern...aber hallo!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.273.202 von PMG am 05.02.08 15:56:28ohhh, ich hab sie ja schon - leider zu besch*** € 20,45
Naja, sei's drum
I love this f**** company!!!
Naja, sei's drum
I love this f**** company!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.273.175 von alysant am 05.02.08 15:54:52ich kauf das ganz langweilig in Frankfurt 
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