Depotwettbewerb USA 21 KW
Von big l. hatte ich keine Neupositionen gefunden, falls Sonntag noch was kommt, wirds
später verarbeitet.
Bei Grueni musste ich die Stückzahlvon IATV ändern,da passte was nicht.
Bei f.-h. hatte ich was zu BAXS geschrieben, Schwamm drüber.
Bei Pavian passte der Cash überhaupt nicht, nach meinen Schlusskursen und den entsprechenden Stückzahlen bleibt deutlich weniger Cash als angegeben.
Grueni, ich fahre keine extrem spekulative Schiene, meine Shares haben alle einen deutlichen Aufwärtstrend der sich fortsetzen sollte.
Selbst die guten alten Broadvision entwickeln sich wieder prächtig, allerdings schreibt kein Arivaner mehr drüber, das war früher ganz anders....
Zu Deinen Aspen Technologys oder Curis hab ich hier schon ein bisschen geschrieben auf ARIVA, schön solche vertrauten Shares hier wieder zu sehen.
Ein viel spekulativerer Kauf sind reinys VSTN, da ist eigentlich nur Hängen im Schacht
angesagt, vielleicht kennt er VSTN besser als der Markt, bin gespannt.
Und Grueni, findest Du den Telekom-Thread zu Allen Telecom wieder auf dem Board, "Datt is ne Telekom", weisst schon. Ich suche gelegentlich alte Postings, kann sie aber hier nicht mehr wiederfinden. Falls Du schlauer bist, häng doch einfach irgendwas dran, Allen bald bei 20 Dollar, oder son Krams.
Pavian und ich haben mal wieder einen gleichen Share, SCLN. SCLN hab ich privat bereits
verkauft, natürlich zu früh, habs hier unter Sciclone geschrieben.
Wieder einige Neuaufnahmen, die herrliche Charts haben, z.B. mein NANO-Highflyer SIDT:
Die gute alte Broadvision, von 1 Dollar auf 5,69, der 6 Dollar Break könnte diesmal gelingen.
Na, will die Liste nicht endlos ausdehnen, aber wir haben schon sehr viele verschiedene Shares hier gehabt, beileibe nicht die Schlechtesten. OK, SINA, SOHU, NTES tauchen hier nicht mehr auf, aber es klappt ja auch ohne die "China-Böller".
Gruss E.
Siehst meinen Fehler, sorry.
Auch bei Doc das SL von NANX und ALTI nicht berücksichtigt. Doc, Dein Depotwert ist
53.847,25.
Gruss E.
VERKAUF:
AES 1000 x 7,37 = 7370,00
ASKJ 735 x 12,19 = 8959,65
DCRN 2050 x 3,40 = 6970,00
REDF 1250 x 4,64 = 5800,00 SL VK
EVOL 2280 x 3,25 = 7410,00
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Cash = 36.509,65
NEUAUFNAHME:
VION 8400 x 1,09 = 9156,00 SL 0,98
USG 900 x 10,25 = 9225,00 SL 9,23
ELGX 3250 x 2,80 = 9100,00 SL 2,52
CTCH 20996 x 0,43 = 9028,29 SL 0,39
Sorry Eskimato, CTCH mußte ich auch aufnehmen, entweder tappen wir damit beide ins Fettnäpfchen oder keiner ;-)
Mein neues Depot:
CHTR 3600 x 2,42 = 8712,00 SL 2,30 bleibt
ETS 2490 x 3,35 = 8341,50 SL 3,07 bleibt
AV 1200 x 6,22 = 7464,00 SL NEU 5,60
BEV 2300 x 3,02 = 6946,00 SL bleibt 2,84
GENR 6985 x 1,65 = 11525,25 SL NEU 1,49
AVCI 1100 x 5,36 = 5896,00 SL 5,04 bleibt
TUTS 2050 x 2,95 = 6047,50 SL 2,73 bleibt
VION 8400 x 1,09 = 9156,00 SL 0,98
USG 900 x 10,25 = 9225,00 SL 9,23
ELGX 3250 x 2,80 = 9100,00 SL 2,52
CTCH 20996 x 0,43 = 9028,29 SL 0,39
Allen noch ein schönes Wochenende und good trades für die neue verkürzte Woche
Greetz f-h
Familienfeierlichkeiten verhindern datt leider heute.
Ist eh` Montag kein Handel (Memorial- Day) in den USA!
Ich hab ja wirklich nur Sch .... im Depot gehabt.
Muss ma genau gucken, wie datt hier weitergeht.
Also, bis Sonntag (ich versuche bis 15:00 watt reinzustellen)
PS: Eski, Danke erstmal für deine Wochenabrechnungsarbeit!
Gr.Gr.
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Wertpapier: ATX (Austrian Traded In |
Kauf:
250 SEAC KK 10.72 2.680,--
1734EONC KK 1.77 3.069.18
Damit folgendes Depot:
3000 GSS Wert 2.24 6.720,-- SL 2.00 (nachgezogen)
2500 PROX Wert 2.02 5.050,-- SL 1.80 (nachgezogen)
2000 MIR Wert 3.34 6.680,-- SL 3.19 (alt)
1000 SSFT Wert 5.50 5.500,-- SL 4.95 (nachgezogen)
750 SEAC Wert 10.72 8.040,-- SL 9.60 (nachgezogen)
3550 EONC Wert 1.77 6.283.50 SL 1.60 (nachgezogen)
Gesamtdepot: 38.237,50
Eskimato,bei Aktien,die negativ gelaufen sind,kann doch der "alte" Sl beibehalten werden,oder? (Beispiel: Kauf 2.00 SL 1.80; nach einer Woche 1.90--hier kann alts SL 1.80 stehen bleiben)Für mich nur relevant bei MIR.
Im übrigen erwarte ich Outperformance für SEAC.Der Chart sieht gut aus,das GAP bei 10.40 ist geschlossen.Am 29.Mai kommen Zahlen.Leider bin ich dann nicht am System,sondern im Kurzurlaub.Werde also vorher entscheiden.
Vorab die Bitte: Kann ich am Sonntag,1.6.2003 abends disponieren?Komme nämlich erst dann zurück.
So,genug geschrieben-EONC sehen wir noch bei 2.50--guter Ausblick,profitabel mit enormen Wachstum.
Allen ein schönes Wochenende--CIAO B.L.
Wieder ist wahrscheinlich reichlich Bewegung (in welche Richtung auch immer) vorprogrammiert.
Wie gewohnt wird komplett umgerüstet.
57617 Dollar durch die mögl. Maximalanzahl von 12 Werten macht
4801,50 je Position.
01 ATAR KK 4,96 ( 968 ) = 4801
02 NOVL KK 3,10 ( 1549 ) = 4801
03 BFUN KK 0,41 ( 11710 ) = 4801
04 TLCV KK 3,06 ( 1569 ) = 4801
05 PWAV KK 6,01 ( 799 ) = 4801
06 QUIK KK 2,98 ( 1611 ) = 4801
07 VWPT KK 1,17 ( 4104 ) = 4801
08 CORV KK 1,19 ( 4034 ) = 4801
09 CRUS KK 3,76 ( 1277 ) = 4801
10 SIRI KK 1,32 ( 3637 ) = 4801
11 CCUR KK 2,96 ( 1622 ) = 4801
12 MZ KK 4,65 ( 1032 ) = 4801
PS:
Eski, berichtige bitte datt Falschrechnerspan- Depot, wenn watt nicht stimmen sollte!
Allen Mitspielern viel Erfolg und eine sonniges Restwochenende wünscht
Badespan!
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Leverkusen hát es geschafft, ist denke ich gut für die Buli, oder? Und dann war da noch der GP gestern Abend mit einem naja ganz passablen Platz in einem starken Feld. Aber Österreich war der Hammer, so ein Sch...-Lied hätte vor ein paar jahren auch von uns kommen können und die landen damit unter den ersten 6 tz tz tz tz...
So nun aber zu was ernstem: ;-) : Die Cash-Position bei mir stimmt leider immer noch nicht. Ich stell das relevante Posting deshalb noch mal rein:
Verkauf ATRS macht USD 8940
Verkauf 1819 Stück macht 6784,87
Neueinkauf NVDM 3300 Stück zu USD 2.10 macht 6930 Dollar
Neueinkauf AXYX 2300 Stück zu USD 3 macht 6900 Dollar
Neueinkauf SCLN 1000 Stück zu USD 7.68 macht 7680 Dollar
Mein neues Depot in dieser Woche sieht also wie folgt aus (bitte auch Stop-Kurse beachten!):
MTLG 400 St. SL 20
LJPC 1800 St. SL 3
GERN 1381 St. SL 4.50
NVDM 3300 St. SL 1.80
AXYX 2300 St. SL 2.40
SCLN 1000 St. SL 6.80
CASH 7061,57
Bitte korrigieren und das Depot ansonsten gleich belassen. Hab in der Firma derzeit mega-stress, so dass ich derzeit kaum dazu komme, die Highlights zu suchen... Hoffe das ändert sich aber in den kommenden Tagen!
Schönes Wochenende Euch allen, bis morgen!!
Pavian
Diese Weicheierjugend. Papa war der einzige, der sich aus 60 Meter in die Tiefe gestürzt hat.
Na, hab jetzt leider auch keine Lust mehr, die neuen Depots fertig zu machen.
Ihr habt ja alles gut angegeben, ich stelle die Depots morgen rein.
Gruss E.
Strong Track Record of Delivering Measurable Total Cost Reductions Through Procurement Draws Leading Companies to ICG Commerce Wednesday May 28, 10:50 am ET
Company Adds Eight New Customers During First Quarter Alone, Expands Business with Several Others as Market Continues to Validate Procurement Services Provider Model
PHILADELPHIA, May 28 /PRNewswire/ -- ICG Commerce, a leading
procurement services provider, today announced key business results through Q1 of 2003. ICG Commerce added eight leading companies to its customer base during the first quarter alone, including Kellogg's, APL and Coca-Cola Enterprises. In addition to attracting new customers, the company's strong track record of delivering major procurement-related cost reductions has helped expand relationships with several existing customers, including Delta Air Lines, Timken and Nordstrom.
Ongoing macroeconomic pressures continue to drive companies to look for areas in which to cut costs, and procurement is standing out among forward- thinking enterprises as the greatest opportunity to achieve that objective rapidly. A recent PURCHASING magazine survey of supply executives at more than 500 firms found that nearly 80 percent of those polled are facing new cost or price reduction responsibilities. By leveraging a comprehensive offering focused on optimizing the entire procurement cycle with sourcing and category expertise, dedicated transaction management support as well as advanced source-to-pay technology, ICG Commerce is uniquely positioned to serve the needs created by this growing trend.
Along with the many Fortune 500 organizations turning to ICG Commerce for procurement support, industry analysts continue to validate the importance of leveraging both expertise and technology for sourcing and transaction management needs, an idea represented in the company's procurement services provider (PSP) model. In a recent research report, Aberdeen Group made the following comment: "Enterprises utilizing PSPs have been able to improve spending coverage, reduce costs for goods and services, employ industry best practices, leverage the latest procurement technologies and streamline source- to-pay processes -- all without taking on the risks and assets required to achieve such results ... Enterprises not considering procurement outsourcing should be asking why."
In addition to expanding its customer base, ICG Commerce grew the transaction volume processed through RealExchange, the company's purchase-to- pay platform, by more than 140 percent when compared with the same period last year. During early 2003, ICG Commerce also introduced a new buyer/supplier portal designed to provide customers and partners with the most current information on and easy access to the company's comprehensive suite of procurement tools and services.
These moves follow the closing of a $35 million equity financing round at the beginning of the year, in which eight funds contributed capital to support the growth and development of ICG Commerce's offering.
"The number of new and expanded customer relationships we established in the first quarter speaks to the significant need in the marketplace for more sophisticated procurement capabilities as well as the immediate value companies are deriving from our solution set," said Edward H. West, ICG Commerce chief executive officer and chairman of the board. "We look forward to accelerating the delivery of total cost reductions through sourcing, order and payment processing and spend visibility as well as through the introduction of additional solution enhancements over the course of the year.
P.S. ZiZo SIRI habe ich noch nie gehabt und XMSR ist auch schon Vergangenheit...
Nur was macht VRYA jetzt? Auch aus Israel, nicht nur China....
Ausgestoppt zu 0,80, thats life.
ViryaNet Announces the Availability of ViryaNet Service Hub 8
WEDNESDAY, JULY 09, 2003 7:00 AM
- BusinessWire
SOUTHBOROUGH, Mass., Jul 9, 2003 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- ViryaNet (VRYA) , a leading provider of integrated mobile and Web-based software applications for workforce management and the automation of field service delivery, today announced the release and availability of ViryaNet Service Hub 8.
"ViryaNet Service Hub 8 represents a major advancement in our already functionally rich product," stated Win Burke, president and CEO, ViryaNet. "With ViryaNet Service Hub 8, customers will see dramatically increased field worker productivity and efficiency, resulting in lower operational costs and better customer service. Despite our restructuring and cost cuts during the past year, we still invested significantly in our R&D, enhancing and improving our award-winning ViryaNet Service Hub, developing major new functionality, and maintaining our substantial lead in the marketplace. We are pleased that several new customers have already invested in ViryaNet Service Hub 8 since it became available in the second quarter of 2003, including Louisville Water, Spencer Technologies, and a large telecommunications company in the United States."
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 boasts many new features, enhanced functionality, and major technological improvements, including:
-- Functional enhancements to ViryaNet's Mobile Workforce
Management application
-- New features and technical improvements to ViryaNet's Mobile
Computing Platform
-- A new eStock application, built from the ground up for the
Internet
-- An ASP version of ViryaNet Service Hub, for Application
Service Providers
-- The inclusion of Web Services, letting customers integrate
with external sources of information through SOAP adaptors
-- New and improved User-Defined Queries for reporting and
analysis
Mobile Workforce Management, Scheduling, and Dispatch
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 adds a new, improved map-based dispatching utility to ViryaNet's already-powerful Mobile Workforce Management application. Users can now graphically see both the location of the task and the locations of the closest field engineers on a map, and with the use of drag and drop, can assign a task to an engineer. Many useful features, such as a dispatch board monitor, ability to modify the assignment duration of a task, and a mouse right-click menu to dispatch or reassign tasks have also been added in this newest release. ViryaNet Service Hub 8 also includes the automatic or manual scheduling and dispatching of field engineers who work in crews. Another important enhancement is the ability now to run Service Scheduler, the Company's advanced algorithmic scheduling optimizer, in a simulated mode. With this enhancement, the supervisor or dispatcher can simulate various scenarios, analyze the results and then decide whether to accept the preferred mode.
Mobile Computing Platform
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 enhances ViryaNet's Mobile Computing platform with a complete messaging system that facilitates communication between the mobile worker and the dispatch center or headquarters. Another enhancement to the Mobile Computing Platform is the Auto-Connect feature, which automatically connects and disconnects the mobile device to the network and saves the user the effort of dial-up or manually making a connection.
eStock
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 introduces eStock, a sophisticated Supply Chain Management application built for the Internet, to manage the necessary functions of shipping and receiving based on the part request mechanism. eStock automates the processing of part requests among warehouse, supplier, customer site, and field engineer's van, through all phases of allocation, picking, shipping, receiving, stock views, stock movements, and adjustments.
Support for Application Service Providers (ASP)
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 now lets an ASP centrally deploy, host, and manage multiple service companies using a single instance of Service Hub. An ASP, such as ViryaNet's partner Mobile Field Engineering of Dallas, TX (www.fielddispatch.com) can offer small service companies access to the full suite of ViryaNet Service Hub functionality with minimum up-front investment and a speedy implementation.
Web Services
ViryaNet's Integration Server, an integral component of ViryaNet Service Hub, which allows customers to tie together their existing systems, has been extended and enhanced in the Service Hub 8 release to support Web services. ViryaNet Service Hub 8 includes a SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) Services Adaptor and a SOAP Services Conduit to allow an organization to capitalize on the vast information available over the Internet using Web services.
User-Defined Queries (UDQ)
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 also includes many usability, security, and integration enhancements for user-defined queries and reporting. By using ViryaNet's user-defined queries, customers now have the ability to configure the search criteria, filter the fields, provide sophisticated sort options, and retrieve the search results as well as build an Excel worksheet based on the requested search results data.
Pricing and Availability
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 pricing is based on the number of users and functionality deployed, enabling significant ROI for organizations of varying sizes. ViryaNet Service Hub 8 is immediately available for general distribution and implementation.
Tried and Proven Application
ViryaNet Service Hub 8 is the newest and latest release of the proven ViryaNet Service Hub platform, originally made available in March 2000 and installed at numerous customer sites in a range of industries, including utilities, telecommunications, manufacturing, building services, and retail. Continued evidence of the industry acceptance of ViryaNet Service Hub is the purchase or upgrade of ViryaNet Service Hub 8 in the second quarter of 2003 for deployment at several customer sites, in the United States, Europe and Japan.
Upgrading to ViryaNet Service Hub 8: an Investment Protection Plan
ViryaNet offers to existing customers, which have support contracts for ViryaNet Service Hub, a no-charge software license upgrade for new releases, including ViryaNet Service Hub 8. ViryaNet also offers professional services to assist with on-site installation and implementation of new releases.
About ViryaNet
ViryaNet is a provider of software applications that improve the quality and efficiency of an organization's service operations. ViryaNet's flagship product -- the award-winning ViryaNet Service Hub -- combines the power of the Internet, the freedom of wireless technologies, and the resources of ViryaNet's deep service expertise to help companies improve workforce scheduling, dispatching, and activity reporting; customer contract and entitlement automation; and asset, logistics and repair management.
Customers in the utility, telecommunications, grocery and retail, high-technology manufacturing, HVAC, and other service industries use ViryaNet Service Hub to transition complex service business processes into a manageable, scalable Internet operation, with the goal of increasing service revenues, decreasing service costs, and maximizing customer satisfaction.
Safe Harbor Statement
Safe Harbor Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: The statements contained in this press release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding ViryaNet's expectations, beliefs, intentions, or strategies regarding the capabilities of its products, its relationships with its customers, and its customer purchases. All forward-looking statements included in this document are based upon information available to ViryaNet Ltd. as of the date hereof, and ViryaNet Ltd. assumes no obligation to update any such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. These and other risks relating to ViryaNet's business include market acceptance of and demand for the Company's products, risks associated with a slow-down in the economy, risks associated with the financial condition of the company's customers, risks associated with competition and competitive pricing pressures, risks associated with increases in costs and operating expenses, risks in technology development and commercialization, the risk of operating losses, risks in product development, risks associated with international sales, and other risks that are set forth in ViryaNet's Form F-1, as amended, declared effective by the SEC on September 19, 2000, and the other reports filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission. You should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as the date hereof. ViryaNet disclaims any obligation to publicly update or revise any such forward-looking statements to reflect any change in our expectations or in events, conditions, or circumstances on which any such statements may be based, or that may affect the likelihood that actual results will differ from those set forth in the forward-looking statements.
SOURCE: ViryaNet
ViryaNet
Jack McAvoy, 508/490-8600
jack.mcavoy@viryanet.com
Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
| Last | Change (%) | After Hours Chg (%)** | Bid | Ask | Trade Time |
| 2.30 |  0.6 (35.29) | N/A | 2.25 (1) | 2.39 (2) | 10:06 |
Exchange Quote
| Last | Change (%) | Bid (size) | Ask (size) | Trade Time |
| 2.40 | 0.70 (41.18) | 2.40 (1) | 2.45 (4) | 10:03 |
| Day Volume | Last Size | Open | High | Low |
| 141,440 | 400 | 1.75 | 2.58 | 1.75 |
| Latest Ticks | # of Trades | Avg Trade Size | VWAP | 52 Wk High |
| +--= | 249 | 568 | 2.2352 | 3.99 |
| 52 Wk Low | Prev Close | Avg Day Vol | ||
| 0.30 | 1.70 | 61,500 |
Gruss E.
Gruss E.
VIRYANET LTD - Nasdaq SmallCap Market: VRYA
Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
| Last | Change (%) | After Hours Chg (%)** | Trade Time | Bid | Ask |
| N/A | N/A | N/A | 12:32 | 5.55 (20) | 6.37 (15) |
Exchange Quote
| Last | Change (%) | Trade Time | Bid (size) | Ask (size) |
| 6.11 | 1.22 (24.95) | 12:58 | 6.05 (1) | 6.14 (6) |
| Latest Ticks | Prev Close | Open | Low | High |
| -==+ | 4.89 | 5.61 | 5.61 | 6.37 |
| Day Volume | Avg Day Vol | VWAP | 52 Wk Low | 52 Wk High |
| 209,084 | 39,900 | 5.9424 | 0.30 | 4.90 |
| # of Trades | Last Size | Avg Trade Size | P/E Ratio | Market Cap (mil) |
| 500 | 100 | 418 |