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Die haben übrigens im letzten Quartal 400.000 $ Verlust gemacht und haben noch 750.000 $ in der Kasse.
Aber viel Glück. Bei 2 kann man wohl raus.
Es stehen noch die News aus, und diese werden nach der Übernahme von iCollector die Karten komplett neue mischen. Nicht umsonst hatten wir gestern dieses riesige Volumen an der AMEX.
Schroders Investment Management (UK) Limited has underwritten the placement and open offer in the amount of US $4,200,000 to provide working capital for iCollector which was a condition of the acquisition terms.
On August 13, 2001, Ableauctions and iCollector announced that they had agreed on the terms of a recommended offer to be made by Levy Gee on behalf of Ableauctions to acquire the entire issued and to be issued share capital of iCollector (the "iCollector Shares") for consideration of 4,150,000 shares of Ableauctions common stock
aus dem letzten Quartalsbericht:
Required Capital: $750,000Our revised operating and capital budget for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2001 is estimated to be approximately $750,000. As of June 30, 2001, we had approximately $375,000 in working capital. We cannot assure you that our actual expenditures for that period will not exceed our estimated operating budget. In the event we determine that we may be unable to meet our on-going capital commitments, we plan to sell certain non-essential assets, including our property located in Scottsdale, Arizona. We anticipate that we may realize approximately $1 million on the sale of the property
alles zu finden in den Filings bei www.pinksheets.com zu AAC
1. Klitsche kommt offenbar neu auf den Markt???
Ableauctions, notiert an der AMEX unter dem Symbol AAC, und kommt keineswegs neu auf den MArkt, sondern ist seit 1999 an der American Stocj Exchange gelistet. Schroders Management ist eines der angesehensten Investmenthäuser aus England mit Sitz in London, das weltweit mehr als 2 Bio. US$ in Assets verwaltet.
2. Ableauction hat iCollector übernommen und geichzeitig eine Fianzierung von 4,2 Mio$ vollzogen. Das operative Geschäft ist in vollem Umfange profitabel, In den letzten Wochen müssen neue Rekordumsätze gefahren worden sein, denn 85% aller Liveauktionen auf eBay.com waren von Ableauctions.
Definitiv: Able steht nicht vor der Pleite und ist mit seinen 100 Mitarbeitern und riesigen Auktionshallen keineswegs eine Klitsche.
Und dir wird auch keiner die Aktien für 1.60€ verkaufen.
Ohne Gruß Stockskeeper
Able hat nicht 4,1 Mio Shares, mit diesen Aktien ist die Finanzierung gemeint, sondern 21 MioShares Outstanding. Zusammen mit den 4,1 Mio macht das dann sogar über 25 Mio Aktien.
Wie ich diese Leute liebe!!
September 2001
Recommendation
We recommend this stock with a buy rating based on the potential of:
¨§The strong relationship with Ebay
¨§The possibilities and synergies of the acquisition of iCollector;
¨§The high quality of management;
¨§The Company’s state of the art technology which may become an industry standard;
¨§A strong business model;
¨§A growing market in a consolidation state
with a price target of US $ 4,50 in six months and US $ 7,50 in eighteen months.
Und dies ist eine konservative Schätzung. Eine weitere Kaufempfehlung aus Deutschland wird noch in dieser Woche erwartet.
Die vollständige Kaufempfehlung (50 Seiten) ist lesbar unter
http://www.ableauctions.com/newir/pdf/eureffect_report.pdf
Dort sind auch alle finanziellen Angaben zum Unternehmen gemacht.
Gruß Stockskeeper
Wenn es wirklich zwei Nuller vorne stehen, dann viel Spass mit der
Telefonrechnung.
...Solar
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http://www.ableauctions.com/newir/pdf/teleborse_sept2301.pdf
Wenn Du es nicht glaubst, rufe doch mal bei der Telekom an. Sei dir aber sicher, der Anruf bei der Telekom wird dich was kosten :)
Nummer musst Du Dir aber selbst raussuchen.
Aller Unkenrufe zum trotz, bleibst Du bei Deiner Meinung und lieferst promp entsprechende Meldungen, Hinweise etc., und tauchst nicht einfach wieder ab, wie schon vielfach hier erlebt.
Ich finde solche Empfehlungen auf "Exotenaktien" gehören hier einfach rein um darauf Aufmerksan gemacht zu werden. Viele NM Werte sind doch schon ausgelutscht bis zum geht nicht mehr, da tut ein neuer und interessanter Wert doch einfach gut.
Kritik gehört natürlich genauso rein, aber sie muss vernünftig begründet sein. Wenn es "so" läuft kann jeder Arivianer davon profitieren. In vielen anderen Threads wird wesentlich reisserischer und mit weniger Argumementen für einen Wert geworben (sog. Tip abgegeben). Wenn dann ein paar Leute mitzocken wollen sollen sie es auch tun, ich hoffe doch das alle auch Ihre Hausaufgaben noch schön selber machen;-)
ciao
mfg
S.H.
Ihr behauptet,Ableauction habe den grössten Teil der Umsätze von Ebay abgewickelt.Davon ist nirgends eine Bestätigung zu finden!Vielmehr ist das einzige Mal,dass ein ahnliches Wort auftaucht,in dem Bericht über den Bay Market in San Francisco enthalten "The Bay Area market is 10 times larger than any other market Ableauctions currently operates in."
Laut Report v.21.August 2001 hatte die Firma einen Verlust von insgesamt 847000$ in den letzten 6 Monaten !
Was wirklich stutzen lässt und auf konzertierte Manipulation hindeutet, ist die Tasache,dass die Umsätze in den Wochen zuvor zwischen 8000 und 24000 schwankten,erst am 15.Oktober ! auf 980000 hoch schnellten ,ohne dass die Aktie dabei gestiegen ist.
http://www.clearstation.com/cgi-bin/details?Symbol=AAC&Refer hier auf den Chart klicken!
Nach meiner Ansicht versucht hier jemand ,seine Aktien günstig unters Volk zu bringen,ohne dass sich substantiell irgendetwas an den miesen Geschäftszahlen und der noch vorhandenen Restsumme von 350000$ s.SEC Filing geändert hat.
Ich nehme an,dass Ihr hier nur herkommt,um Dumme zu finden.
Wer mir nicht glaubt,sollte sich wenigstens die Zahlen ansehen.
Für mehr sehe ich das ganze hier nicht.
Alles andere ist für mich "persönlich" quatsch!!
Wollte das mal gesagt haben.
ciao
Ich habe vielmehr den Eindruck, dass Du gerne den Kurs nach unten manipulieren würdest. Ich freue mich schon, wenn wir News sehen. Tatsache ist außerdem, dass sich die Fakten verdichten, selbst die Telebörse u. Eureffect haben bereits auf die Möglichkeiten für ABle mit eBay (durch die iCollector Akquisition) hingewiesen.
Glaubst Du, dass sie die Aktie manipulieren wollen? Ich glaube, du misst dem ganzen ein bisschen zuviel Bedeutung zu. Wir haben hier einen kleinen Zock eröffnet und hoffen auf gute Gewinne. Im Moment spricht alles für unsere These. Falschaussagen werden hier keine getätigt.
Und noch etwas: Die Ergebnisse sind und waren nicht schlecht. Aber das werde ich morgen nochmal genauer erläutern. Und gerade, dass das Volumen so hoch war, ohne dass die Aktien in die Höhe geschellt sind, spricht gegen Deine These mit der Kursmanipulation.
First Quarter 2001 Results
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA - May 15th, 2001- Ableauctions.comTM, Inc. (AMEX:AAC) (the "Company") announces its results of operations for the Company for the quarter ended March 31, 2001.
The Company reported net auction revenue of $2,316,278 during the three-month period ended March 31, 2001, compared to $1,100,127 for the same period in 2000, an increase of 111%. The Company's net earnings from continued operations were $13,580 for the three-month period ended March 31, 2001, compared to a net loss from continued operations of $1,219,978 for the same period in 2000. The Company's net earnings from continued operations before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, for the three-month period ended March 31, 2001, were $187,548 (EPS $.01), compared to a loss from continued operations of $1,099,678 (EPS $ -.06) for the same period in 2000.
The Company also recorded a one time charge to operations of $ 467,365 related to the sale of its discontinued operations. The resulting net loss for the quarter was $453,785 (EPS $-.02) compared to $1,219,978 (EPS $-.07) for the quarter ended March 31, 2000. The loss for the quarter was largely as a result of the loss on the sale of shares of Johnston's Surplus Office Systems Ltd. ("Surplus").
During the quarter ended March 31, 2001, the Company merged the profitable components of Surplus with its operations in Surrey, British Columbia, Seattle, Washington, and San Mateo, California. The business remaining in Surplus, which comprised mainly of the manufacturing division, was considered redundant to the operations of the Company and was sold to the management of Surplus on March 29, 2001.
During fiscal 2000, the Company implemented its Internet development, acquisition, integration and infrastructure restructuring strategy, which the management anticipates will result in operating efficiencies and profitability during 2001. Management believes that the benefits of past expenditures in developing internal controls, inventory procurement systems, Internet software, accounting systems and management teams will result in further profitability in subsequent quarters of 2001. The Company believes that profits and cash flow from operations will be sufficient to fund its working capital requirements and its ongoing software and Internet development efforts without the need for additional financing. The Company will continue to pursue additional financing on acceptable terms to finance future acquisition and expansion opportunities.
Abdul Ladha, President and CEO stated that, "I am very pleased with the operating results. The numbers are consistent with our expectations and we will continue to take measures to ensure long-term profitability of the Company. I am also pleased with the performance and acceptance of our technology in the marketplace. We believe that we will continue to increase revenues and to generate profits through 2001 as we concentrate our efforts on conducting more auctions of inventory buyouts, which typically result in higher gross profit margins. We believe that losses may result only to the extent we develop new markets or incur acquisition-related costs and costs related to the deployment of our technology into other auction houses."
About Ableauctions.com
Ableauctions.com is a high-tech business-to-business and consumer auctioneer that conducts auctions live and simultaneously broadcasts them over the Internet. The Company liquidates a broad range of products including computers, electronics, office equipment, furniture and industrial equipment that are acquired through bankruptcies, insolvencies and defaults. This release and prior releases are available on the Company's Internet Auction web site located at www.ableauctions.com.
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Im 1. Quartal 2001 konnte Able ein Plus aufweisen, hat also profitabel gearbeitet.
And Releases 2nd Quarter Results
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA - August 22, 2001 - Ableauctions.comTM, Inc. (AMEX:AAC) (the "Company") announced today its results of operations for the Company for the six month period ending June 30, 2001 and its offer to acquire iCollector PLC.
Results of Operations
The Company reported net auction revenue of US $5,548,914 during the six month period ending June 30, 2001 compared to US $4,450,405 for the corresponding period in 2000, an increase of 20%.
Gross profit as a percentage of sales increased to 54.7% for the six month period ended June 30, 2001, compared to 21.63% for the same period in 2000. The Company believes that the increase in gross margins is attributable primarily to the implementation of the Company's procurement model in the business operations that the Company acquired during the second and third quarters of 2000.
Operating expenses also decreased slightly from $3,698,419 for the six month period ended June 30, 2000 to $3,419,454 for the same period in 2001. The Company continued its expansion plans throughout the second quarter of 2001, and recommenced development efforts related to its auction software and live-broadcasting technology, which increased the Company's expenses during the second quarter and largely contributed to the losses incurred during six month period ended June 30, 2001.
The Company reported a loss from operations of $380,019 for the six months compared to a loss of $2,728,184 for the corresponding period in the prior year. The overall loss for the six months was $847,384, compared to $2,728,184 for the corresponding period in 2000.
The Company continued its expansion plan throughout the second quarter of 2001. With the cash flow realized from its operations in the fourth quarter of 2000 and the first quarter of 2001, the Company recommenced its auction software and live-broadcasting technology development. These programs were initially placed on hold until they could be financed by either profitable operations or external financing. The losses realized in the second quarter were largely attributable to the Company continuing its software and Internet technology development.
In the first quarter of 2001, the Company recorded a one-time charge to operations of $467,365 related to the sale of its discontinued operations, Surplus Office Systems Ltd. ("Surplus"). During the first quarter of 2001 the Company merged the profitable components of Surplus with its operations in Surrey, B.C., Seattle, Washington, and San Mateo, California. The business remaining in Surplus, which comprised mainly of the manufacturing division, was considered redundant to the operations of the Company and was sold to its management on March 2, 2001.
Despite the downturn in the technology and Internet sector, the Company generates sufficient cash resources from internal operations to continue its Internet technology and software development. During the second quarter, the Company hired new employees and purchased new computer technologies to further its development. The losses in the second quarter reflect the recommencement of this program.
Offer to Acquire iCollector
Ableauctions is also pleased to announce that it has made a formal Offer (the "Offer") to acquire iCollector PLC ("iCollector") of London, England.
iCollector was founded in 1994 and provides an indexed catalogue of art, antiques and collectibles for over 300 auction houses, dealers and galleries in the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom and facilitates transactions by broadcasting live auctions over the Internet in conjunction with eBay Live Auctions. The company has spent over US $25 million in developing its infrastructure and today, represents hundreds of the world's premier auction houses and some of the world's most reputable dealers and galleries. On a typical day over 25,000 art works, antiques and collectibles are available to be bid for and bought on iCollector's website.
Through iCollector's existing relationship with eBay Premier, a specialty site on the eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) website that showcases fine art, antiques, fine wines and rare collectibles from leading auction houses and dealers from around the world, iCollector facilitates transactions by broadcasting its clients auctions live using eBay's Live Auctions technology.
iCollector has signed over 70 auction house clients in the United Kingdom, United States and Europe for live auctions using eBay's Live Auctions technology and has successfully hosted over 80 live auction events.
Ableauctions, through Levy Gee, its financial advisors in the United Kingdom, has made a recommended offer to acquire 100% of the shares of iCollector in consideration of the issue to the iCollector's shareholders of 4,150,000 shares of Ableauctions, at a deemed value of US $1.43 per share, a deferred consideration note of approximately $3,000,000 ("Deferred Consideration Note"), and an additional earn-out deferred consideration note of $5,000,000 ("Earn Out Consideration Note"). Total consideration for all of the shares of iCollector has been valued at $13,934,500.
Deferred Consideration Notes. Ableauctions will issue Deferred Consideration Notes to the shareholders of iCollector in the aggregate principal amount of $3,000,000 payable, without interest, one year from the date the Offer becomes unconditional in all respects. These Deferred Consideration Notes are convertible into shares of common stock at Ableauctions' sole option at $1.43 per share, subject to regulatory approval, approval by our shareholders and the approval of a listing application by AMEX related to such shares, if required.
Earn Out Consideration Notes. Ableauctions will issue Earn Out Consideration Notes to the shareholders of iCollector in the aggregate principal amount of $5,000,000, payable, without interest, on September 30, 2002 only if iCollector satisfies certain revenue and transaction milestones during the month of July 2002. The Earn Out Consideration Notes are convertible into common stock at our sole option at the fair market value of such shares (as determined by the five day average closing price of the shares of common stock of Ableauctions as quoted on the AMEX or such other primary exchange or public market for such shares), subject to a minimum of 2,000,000 shares and a maximum of 3,500,000 shares in aggregate. Ableauctions will obtain regulatory approval, shareholder approval and listing approval from AMEX prior to exercising our option to convert the Earn Out Consideration Notes into shares, if required.
The Offer is conditional on, among other items, the passing by iCollector shareholders of certain resolutions in connection with the Offer. The Offer is being made in compliance with the U.K. City Code On Takeover and Mergers. The Offer is being made in the United States pursuant to an exemption from the U.S. tender offer rules provided by Rule 14d?1(c) under the Exchange Act and pursuant to an exemption from the registration requirements of the Securities Act of 1933 provided by Rule 802 thereunder.
In order to finance ongoing operations, iCollector, as a condition of the offer, is proposing to raise working capital of approximately US $3,800,000 by way of a secondary fundraising of ordinary equity which has been conditionally placed with Schroders Investment Management Limited.
Commenting on the merger, iCollector Chairman, Tony Caplin states "Consolidation in this industry is inevitable. At iCollector we recognize that by combining Ableauctions' auction expertise with iCollector's quality client base and brand, we will be able to reach critical mass and profitability much more rapidly and efficiently".
Chairman and President of Ableauctions, Abdul Ladha said, "We are delighted to join forces with iCollector. This acquisition is an important step for Ableauctions' expansion into Europe with iCollector, a company who has achieved high brand recognition in the US and European auction markets. This acquisition brings considerable advantages to both parties, through cost benefits, consolidating marketing efforts, and combining our respective auction expertise, we are very excited about this opportunity. The acquisition of iCollector complements our 6 other acquisitions over the last eighteen months. We will continue our expansion plan through acquisitions, partnerships and technology licensing agreements."
About Ableauctions.com
Ableauctions.com is a high-tech business-to-business and consumer auctioneer that conducts auctions live and simultaneously broadcasts them over the Internet. The Company liquidates a broad range of products including computers, electronics, office equipment, furniture and industrial equipment that are acquired through bankruptcies, insolvencies and defaults. This release and prior releases are available on the Company's Internet Auction web site located at www.ableauctions.com.
@Kicky: Du solltest außerdem den operativen Verlust unterscheiden vom Gesamtverlust. Able hat seit 1999 zusammen mit iCollector 6 Auktionshäuser übernommen. Es entstehen Kosten, die sich aber im Gesamtergebnis auch lohnen. Im gesamten konnte Able seine Ergebnisse stetig bessern, und darauf kommt es mir auch an.
DIE ZAHLEN SIND NICHT SCHLECHT IM HINBLICK AUF DAS GESCHÄFTSMODELL. Die Partnerschaft mit eBay gibt Able neue Perspektiven (versteckt schon in der letzten News Release von Able erwähnt). Du solltest Dir übrigens das neue Vorstandsmitglied mal anschauen. Ich stütze mich auf Analysen von Eureffect, auf Artikel von Handelsblatt und Telebörse.
Ich weiß, dass ich hier für mich richtig liege. Kicky, niemand zwingt hier niemanden, in einen Wert zu investieren. Ich habe ganz am Anfang auf das Risiko verwiesen, auch wenn ICH mir meines Kurszieles sicher bin. Denn ich weiß, dass eBay heute mehr als 60US$ kostet, und ich kenne das Potenzial von Able. Denn ich kenne diesen Wert.
Und ich verlasse mich eher auf Fachmedien und erfogreiche Investmenthäuser als auf Dich! Also höre bitte auf hier zu bashen. Das hier ist ein Zock, ein Thread für Able. Leute, die zocken wollen, können das tun, andere können es lassen.
ICH BLEIBE WIETERHIN BEI MEINEM VORLÄUFIGEN KURSZIEL VON MIND. 5$.
Im übrigen bin ich kein Basher,ich will die auch nicht billiger haben.Ich guck mir nur Aktien ,die so extrem gepusht werden ,genauer an.Es ist immer fragwürdig,wenn jemand nur eine einzige Lieblingsaktie hier vertritt.Ich erinnere an Biokeys,das wurde ja bisher auch wenig,obwohl sie von einem Insider vorgestellt wurde,wie hier.
ICommerce, was ist das???? Das Unternehmen heißt iCollector und hat eine hervorragende Reputation, ebenso wie der Able-Investor Schroders Management in London. Hinzu kommt, dass Du hier wirklich extremen Müll postet(sorry), Anmeldung, Levy Gee etc.
Frage doch mal, wer die Käüfer der Aktien sind. Wahrscheinlich willst Du mir dann erzählen, dass das Ariva-Board diese Käufe bewirkt hat.
DAS HIER IST EIN ZOCK MIT GROSSARTIGEN CHANCEN. Großartige Chancen beinhalten auch immer ein Risiko. Alle, die hier investieren, wissen das.
Der Wachstum des Unternehmen in den letzten Jahren war gigantisch, eine Umsatzverzehnfachung im Jahr 2001. Und ich rechne mit neuen Rekordumsätzen. Zu den Verlusten hat sich Finanzvorstand Ron Miller schon gegenüber Telebörse und Handelsblatt geäußert. Und die Telebörse ist zu einem Entschluss gekommen:
Kaufen!
http://www.ableauctions.com/newir/pdf/internet-auktionen.pdf