ansiehst, solltest Du in der Tat die Finger von Internet Capital lassen, denn für Hin- und Herzocker von der Sorte "Hin-und-Her-macht-Taschen-leer" ist das Papier nicht geeignet, sondern nur für Langfristanleger.
Obwohl - es kann durchaus auch einmal ein plötzlicher Jump ins Haus stehen, wenn der Shortsquezze naht.
Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 04:13 am against the increase of the institutionals and the good fundamentals. Therefore he must increase the offical shortselling positions and the positions of not legal naked shortselling, which are not part of the official numbers, every day.
And one thing is sure: We will see a gigangtic burst of one the most gigantic shortseller-bubbles in the history - and jump of the share-price.
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 08:41 am Take a look to all the well-known institutionals, who fight with his ownership against Don Quichotte BIG SHORT, who lost a lot of money since the increase from $3.40 to prices of today:
Owner Name Select a name below for more information. Date Shares Held Change(Shares) % Change(Shares) Value($1000)
FMR CORP 3/31/2007 4,470,196 3,744,080 515.63% $48,725
GENDELL JEFFREY L 3/31/2007 3,262,780 0 0.00% $35,564
DIMENSIONAL FUND ADV... 3/31/2007 3,250,151 137,447 4.42% $35,427
CAPITAL RESEARCH & M... 3/31/2007 3,100,000 25,000 0.81% $33,790
MASON CAPITAL MANAGE... 3/31/2007 1,623,324 1,200,582 284.00% $17,694
SCHNEIDER CAPITAL MA... 3/31/2007 1,555,417 (134,050) (7.93%) $16,954
BARCLAYS GLOBAL INVE... 3/31/2007 1,549,462 (84,767) (5.19%) $16,889
EMERALD ADVISERS INC... 3/31/2007 1,221,576 155,185 14.55% $13,315
PEQUOT CAPITAL MANAG... 3/31/2007 1,219,200 479,200 64.76% $13,289
COLUMBIA PARTNERS L ... 3/31/2007 1,215,399 189,014 18.42% $13,248
MELLON FINANCIAL COR... 12/31/2006 971,192 (1,465,389) (60.14%) $10,586
EAGLE ASSET MANAGEME... 3/31/2007 758,375 10,455 1.40% $8,266
TCW GROUP INC 3/31/2007 742,984 96,008 14.84% $8,099
STATE STREET CORP 3/31/2007 673,288 92,995 16.03% $7,339
TUDOR INVESTMENT COR... 3/31/2007 596,388 0 0.00% $6,501
VANGUARD GROUP INC 3/31/2007 553,519 50,517 10.04% $6,033
ENGEMANN ASSET MANAG... 3/31/2007 483,090 93,010 23.84% $5,266
NORTHERN TRUST CORP 3/31/2007 338,128 26,403 8.47% $3,686
MORGAN STANLEY 3/31/2007 315,680 3,115 1.00% $3,441
HOCKY MANAGEMENT CO ... 3/31/2007 282,600 0 0.00% $3,080
BRUCE & CO., INC. 3/31/2007 270,300 (3,000) (1.10%) $2,946
TIAA CREF INVESTMENT... 3/31/2007 266,377 8,206 3.18% $2,904
LASRY MARC 3/31/2007 250,000 0 0.00% $2,725
EMERALD MUTUAL FUND ... 3/31/2007 246,792 19,000 8.34% $2,690
AMVESCAP PLC/LONDON/ 3/31/2007 225,421 69,672 44.73% $2,457
ARIENCE CAPITAL MANA... 3/31/2007 205,730 (754,826) (78.58%) $2,212
ALEXANDRA INVESTMENT... 3/31/2007 200,000 200,000 New $2,150
GAGNON SECURITIES LL... 3/31/2007 151,378 0 0.00% $1,627
CREDIT SUISSE 3/31/2007 146,501 (977) (0.66%) $1,575
TEWKSBURY CAPITAL MA... 3/31/2007 117,545 117,545 New $1,264
OLD LANE, LP 3/31/2007 111,900 82,675 282.89% $1,203
GALLEON MANAGEMENT L... 3/31/2007 100,000 100,000 New $1,075
VIRGINIA RETIREMENT ... 3/31/2007 94,500 0 0.00% $1,016
POTOMAC CAPITAL MANA... 3/31/2007 93,049 (125,895) (57.50%) $1,000
STRS OHIO 3/31/2007 92,300 (21,300) (18.75%) $992
COMMONWEALTH OF PENN... 3/31/2007 91,300 13,800 17.81% $981
CITIGROUP INC 3/31/2007 86,068 86,068 New $925
BLACKROCK INVESTMENT... 3/31/2007 82,684 18 0.02% $889
NORTHERN TRUST CO OF... 3/31/2007 80,300 (7,575) (8.62%) $863
CONESTOGA CAPITAL AD... 3/31/2007 79,400 (1,300) (1.61%) $854
STATE BOARD OF ADMIN... 3/31/2007 75,100 0 0.00% $807
GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP ... 3/31/2007 71,385 25,329 55.00% $767
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGE... 3/31/2007 68,951 (297) (0.43%) $741
PRUDENTIAL FINANCIAL... 3/31/2007 61,800 0 0.00% $664
AXA 3/31/2007 59,900 0 0.00% $644
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 10:48 am Don Quichotte BIG SHORT is fighting against good numbers from ICGCommerce:
ICG Commerce Marks Significant Growth in 2006, Projects Continued Expansion in 2007
ICG Commerce Leads Procurement Outsourcing Industry's Continued Growth As Leading Companies Propel Adoption
PHILADELPHIA - Monday, May 07, 2007 - ICG Commerce, a leading procurement services provider, today
announced business results for 2006, demonstrating solid growth and continued momentum for the burgeoning
procurement outsourcing industry. The company predicted continued double-digit increases in 2007.
ICG Commerce achieved year-over-year growth of 30 percent in 2006 and expects to
achieve this level in 2007. According to IDC, average industry growth in 2006 was 17%.
In addition, the company’s contract backlog (the value of all remaining contracted
revenue) climbed 150 percent.
“Our strong 2006 results and full pipeline demonstrate that procurement outsourcing is a
rapidly maturing industry and pure play specialists like ICG Commerce are in strong
demand,” said Carl Guarino, Chief Executive Officer, ICG Commerce. “Leading
companies are increasingly using procurement outsourcing to help increase control and
impact from their procurement effort by capturing, analyzing and optimizing spend,
ultimately driving maximum savings to the bottom line.”
In 2006, ICG Commerce partnered with or extended relationships with:
- Goodyear
- Timken Company
- Global Crossing
- Kimberly-Clark
- Microsoft India
Throughout 2006 results-driven leaders increasingly adopted procurement outsourcing
as part of their global strategies to deliver significant savings to the bottom line and
increase competitiveness. The market for global procurement BPO will reach $530
million in 2007, according to Nelson-Hall forecasts.
About ICG Commerce, Inc.
ICG Commerce (www.icgcommerce.com) is the leading procurement outsourcing
specialist delivering comprehensive source-to-pay as well as strategic sourcing services.
Results-driven leaders access ICG Commerce’s experienced resources and market
intelligence to better manage procurement and logistics spend, gaining significant
savings and enhanced visibility and control.
ICG Commerce is a privately held company founded in 1992 and a member of Internet
Capital Group's (Nasdaq: ICGE) network of partner companies. The company has
earned recognition from Forbes, Fortune, The International Association of Outsourcing
Professionals (IAOP) and leading industry analysts for its leadership in procurement
outsourcing.
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 01:19 pm Internet Capital owns 66% of ICGCommerce.
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 01:18 pm Don Quichotte BIG SHORT are fighting against excellent numbers of Starcite:
StarCite Announces Customer Wins and Additions to Executive Team
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 15, 2007 – StarCite, Inc., the leading provider of On Demand
Global Meeting Solutions™, today announced that during the first quarter of 2007 it added more
than ten major new customers including Liberty Mutual Group, HealthLogiX and RPMC global
event marketing to its roster, as well as a major Japanese auto manufacturer and one of the
world’s largest breakfast and convenience food makers. StarCite also expanded its relationships
with many existing clients including Cardinal Health, Cox Enterprises, Pfizer and JPMorgan
Chase.
“We are thrilled that companies worldwide are recognizing the positive impact that technology
can have on budgets, time and resources,” said Michael Boult, StarCite president and chief
executive officer. “At the same time, we have entered the year with strong momentum,
exceeding our revenue and EBITDA targets and continuing steady customer migration to our
improved solution platform following our merger with OnVantage.”
In addition, during the first quarter Michael Boult was named to Supply & Demand Chain
Executive’s 2007 “Pros to Know” list. The magazine recognized Boult for raising the profile of
meeting spend management and reinforcing the strategic importance of corporate meeting
management policy.
StarCite also announced several strategic additions to its management team including Keith
Forshew, Chief Operating Officer; Venky Rangachari, Vice President of Information
Technology; Kevin Young, Vice President of Marketing; and Alison Galik, Vice President,
Adoption Management Operations.
As Chief Operating Officer, Keith Forshew will manage StarCite’s business strategy
development and have responsibility for day-to-day company activities. Joining StarCite from
Click Commerce, Baseline Magazine’s 2006 Number One Fastest Growing Software Company,
Mr. Forshew will share his experience leading strategy and operations initiatives across diverse
industries. With Click Commerce, Mr. Forshew developed the company’s successful 2006-2007
strategy through acquisitions, global penetration, market segmentation and new product
development.
In his role as Vice President of Information Technology, Venky Rangachari is responsible for the
strategy and direction of StarCite’s IT application infrastructure and security. He brings more
than 17 years of experience leading information technology and operations divisions for large
organizations and on-demand companies including Stratify, Digiprise and Jacent Technologies.
Bringing more than 15 years of marketing and communications expertise to StarCite, Kevin
Young will be instrumental to the company’s growth and expansion plans. Prior to joining
StarCite, Mr. Young was Vice President, Marketing, for SAP North America. Under his
leadership, SAP moved from the number three to the number one enterprise software vendor in
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 01:21 pm Internet Capital owns 26% of Starcite.
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 01:40 pm Don Quichotte BIG SHORT are fighting against sensationel numbers of Creditex.
Take a look at sensationel numbers from a comparison. But only the hal will happen, it excellent, too.
First some numbers about Creditex from the last presentation:
Business Description
• Leading position in the credit derivatives market with strong bank recognition
• First to launch E-trading and have gained significant traction in Europe
• T-Zero is being launched to address the processing needs of the derivatives industry
• Top 2 Market share in most of the macro products Top
• Will trade over $2 trillion notional
• CDS market continuing to grow at 50%+ per annum
• NetIncome Positive
• Annualized revenue growth over 50% annually since January 2004
• 2006 Revenues at $135 Million
ICG Interest In Creditex
•15% Ownership Interest
• Doug Alexander holds a board seat
And now some numbers of ICE. The following income statement is from ICE of Yahoo-Board:
Income Statement Get Income Statement for:
View: Annual Data | Quarterly Data All numbers in thousands
PERIOD ENDING 31-Dec-06 31-Dec-05 31-Dec-04
Total Revenue 313,799 155,865 108,414
The revenues of the Internet Capital-company Creditex, a competitor to ICE, in 2006 was 135 million. That are 43% of the revenues of ICE of 314 million.
The Valuation of ICE is 10 billion. If Creditex has a equal valuation, the worth is 4.3 billion.
Internet Capital owns 15% of Creditex.
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 03:21 pm Because Don Quichotte BIG SHORT is a Don Quichotte, he must sell shares every day and increase his shortselling-positions.
April 2007
Short
Interest Percent
Change Average Daily
Share Volume Days to
Cover
ICGE Internet Capital Group, Inc. - Common Stock 4,639,917 3.90 319,399 14.53
The buyer are the institutitionals, who had increased his ownership about 4,000,0000 shares in the first quarter to now 83,7% of the 39 million outstandig shares of Internet Capital. The increase of official shortselling number in the first quarter was less than one million. And therefore we have a gigantic gap of three million. Most of this three million was an increase of not legal naked shorting, which is not part of the official numbers.
You see: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance, because every shortseller must cover one day. And all smart investors know, what then will happen.
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 05:20 pm Additional to the 4,639,917 shares, who were shorted official and are about 12% of the outstanding shares, exist gigantic naked shared numbers - I believe, much higher than the official numbers. In the first quarter of 2007 alone, there exist a gap of more thant 3 million shares. The increase of institutional ownership is more than 10% (to last 83,7% of the outstanding shares), but the increase of offcial shortselling is a lot less than a million. Most of difference of more than 3,000,000 share are not legal naked shortselling, which is not part of the numbers.
One of the centres of manipulation are the exchange in Frankfurt (Germany), where only manipuated prices exist. The problem for the SEC is, that they have no control at this criminal acting on foreign places - and the german "SEC", named Bafin, is doing nothing - they are only sleeping.
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 18-May-07 08:49 pm First, learn how to spell his name, moron. Than read the actual book. It should become fairly obvious who is tilting at windmills here, dude.
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 19-May-07 05:08 am Don Quichotte BIG SHORT is fighting against exxellent numbers of Metastrom.
Metastorm Growth Streak Continues in 2007
Global BPM Software Leader Reports another Record Quarter and Steady Increase in Enterprise Deployments
BALTIMORE, MD – May 2, 2007 – Metastorm, a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM) software for organizational agility, innovation, and governance, today announced financial results for its first quarter ending March 31, 2007. The privately held company posted record revenues and profitability, experienced 30% license growth year-over-year, and reported a continued increase in enterprise deployments of the Metastorm BPM® suite. In addition, existing customers continued to invest in the solution by increasing the number of users, deploying new processes, and implementing additional functional capability to support the full roundtrip process life-cycle. The increased investment by both new and existing customers was driven by a growing interest in BPM technology at the executive level as Metastorm customers validate the software’s ability to not only lower costs and increase control, but also to deliver greater agility and foster increased innovation throughout an organization.
Metastorm continued to witness broad adoption of its BPM software and Process Pod® solutions on a global scale including wins at ADP (France), Cameron McKenna (U.K.), John Deere (Germany), MMA Financial (U.S.), Osborne Clark (U.K.), Rome Airport (Italy), Royal Pharmaceutical Society (U.K.), and Wyeth (U.S.). Existing customers expanding their use of the Metastorm BPM suite included Channel 4 Television (U.K.), Chubb & Sons (U.S), FTN Midwest (U.S.), KPMG (U.S.), SkandiaBanken (Denmark), Staples (U.S.), and the U.S. Navy (U.S.). Strong adoption rates and large enterprise license deals enabled Metastorm to post its 10th consecutive quarter of profitable growth.
Metastorm’s continued revenue performance was recognized by several third party organizations including Smart CEO magazine which presented Metastorm with a Future50 award for its revenue growth, and START-IT magazine which named the Metastorm BPM Suite as a top technology for the manufacturing industry. In addition, Metastorm made KMWorld’s list of the Top 100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management for the fourth consecutive year – a validation that BPM technology is not a passing fad but an established enterprise platform with widespread adoption. Metastorm’s BPM leadership was further validated in Q1 by its inclusion in Microsoft’s newly launched Business Process Alliance – an elite set of 10 vendors selected to deliver business process capabilities that complement and extend Microsoft applications.
The most telling endorsement of Metastorm’s performance comes from its customers, who stepped forward to deliver Season 3 of the Metastorm Customers Speak Out video testimonial series – adding to a growing library of live commentary detailing the benefits in efficiency, control, agility, and innovation that Metastorm BPM is delivering across industries and across geographies (www.metastorm.com/customers/videos).
“Metastorm exhibited its ability to deliver consistent growth and profitable results throughout 2006, and we capitalized on that momentum in Q1 to deliver another record quarter,” stated Robert Farrell, president and CEO of Metastorm. “Metastorm customers and partners continue to validate our strategic investments in the company and the product. Organizations want to invest in a proven, established company that will be there to support them long-term, and Metastorm has demonstrated its ability to deliver both measurable results and innovative product capabilities that scale to enterprise needs. Our focus has always been to grow our BPM leadership worldwide, and we have the strategic plan and proven operating model in place to deliver on this objective throughout 2007 and beyond.”
Sentiment : Strong Buy
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Re: Don Quichotte BIG SHORT has no chance (Not rated) 19-May-07 05:13 am Internet Capital owns 41 of Metastorm, who is profitable and has strong grwoth.
You could read it in the article in my last posting: ".The privately held company posted record revenues and profitability, experienced 30% license growth year-over-year, and reported a continued increase in enterprise deployments of the Metastorm BPM® suite."