Kursverdoppelung bei Actua Corporation (vorm. Internet Capital)
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ich bin auch nur noch drin weil Libuda sich so nee mühe gibt (lach)
mfg maxotto
obwohl hier ein Totalverlust auszuschliessen ist
Nehmen wir z.B. den sogar börsennotierten Wert GoIndustry, der momentan nur mit sage und schreibe ca. 30 Millionen Dollar bewertet wird und an dem Internet Capital knapp 30% hält. In der folgenden Adresse findest Du eine Vielzahl von Informationen:
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...62179&tof=1&frt=2#262179
Ich behaupte nun, dass der Wert extrem unterbewertet ist. Du Könntest jetzt nach Gründen suchen, warum meine Behauptung nicht stimmt.
Und so muss man eine Beteiligung nach der anderen durchgehen. Leider gibt es bei einem Unternehmen, das als Holding für viele Beteiligungen fungiert keine andere Lösung.
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...62202&tof=9&frt=2#262202
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...62185&tof=1&frt=2#262185
Internet Capital Group, Inc.(NasdaqGM: ICGE)
After Hours: 6.3514 0.1314 (2.11%) 4:05pm ET
Last Trade: 6.22
Trade Time: 4:00pm ET
Change: 0.33 (5.04%)
Prev Close: 6.55
Open: 6.55
Bid: 6.21 x 300
Ask: 6.81 x 200
1y Target Est: 11.33
Day's Range: 6.20 - 6.57
52wk Range: 3.25 - 8.62
Volume: 268,613
Avg Vol (3m): 150,489
Market Cap: 228.47M
P/E (ttm): N/A
EPS (ttm): -1.17
Div & Yield: N/A (N/A
INSIDER TRANSACTIONS REPORTED - LAST TWO YEARS
Date Insider Shares Type Transaction Value*
1-Oct-09 DECKER THOMAS A
Director 1,144 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.92 per share. $9,060
1-Oct-09 KEITH ROBERT E JR
Director 1,815 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.92 per share. $14,374
1-Oct-09 RINGO PHILIP J
Director 1,104 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.92 per share. $8,743
1-Oct-09 GERRITY THOMAS P
Director 2,288 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.92 per share. $18,120
1-Jul-09 DECKER THOMAS A
Director 1,330 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $6.81 per share. $9,057
1-Jul-09 KEITH ROBERT E JR
Director 2,110 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $6.81 per share. $14,369
1-Jul-09 RINGO PHILIP J
Director 1,284 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $6.81 per share. $8,744
1-Jul-09 GERRITY THOMAS P
Director 2,661 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $6.81 per share. $18,121
1-Apr-09 DECKER THOMAS A
Director 2,107 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $4.30 per share. $9,060
1-Apr-09 KEITH ROBERT E JR
Director 3,372 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $4.30 per share. $14,499
1-Apr-09 RINGO PHILIP J
Director 2,034 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $4.30 per share. $8,746
1-Apr-09 GERRITY THOMAS P
Director 4,215 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $4.30 per share. $18,124
27-Feb-09 DECKER THOMAS A
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 BERKMAN DAVID J
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 DOWNES DAVID K
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 HAGAN MICHAEL J
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 KEITH ROBERT E JR
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 RINGO PHILIP J
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 GERRITY THOMAS P
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
27-Feb-09 MUSSER WARREN V
Director 4,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $0 per share. N/A
2-Jan-09 BERKMAN DAVID J
Director 3,260 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $5.75 per share. $18,745
2-Jan-09 KEITH ROBERT E JR
Director 2,500 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $5.75 per share. $14,375
2-Jan-09 RINGO PHILIP J
Director 3,043 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $5.75 per share. $17,497
1-Oct-08 BERKMAN DAVID J
Director 2,493 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.52 per share. $18,747
1-Oct-08 KEITH ROBERT E JR
Director 1,911 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.52 per share. $14,370
1-Oct-08 RINGO PHILIP J
Director 2,327 Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) at $7.52 per
ICG Commerce Expands Procurement Outsourcing Relationship and Global Footprint with Greif, Inc.
ICG Commerce to Manage Non-Core Spend for Leading Manufacturer in North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America
PHILADELPHIA - Tuesday, December 15, 2009 - Demonstrating its focus on driving sustainable cost savings and
continued growth, Greif, Inc., a world leader in industrial packaging products and services, has signed a five-year
contract expansion with ICG Commerce, the procurement outsourcing specialist. In the expanded relationship,
ICG Commerce will manage all areas of non-core spend for Greif, including indirects, logistics, capital equipment and
select direct materials across North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America.
“Procurement outsourcing continues to play a pivotal role in supporting Greif’s growth and allowing us to remain agile in
the changing economic landscape,” said Ron Brown, senior vice president of Global Sourcing & Supply Chain for Greif.
“In looking for new efficiencies and cost reductions, it was clear that fully engaging ICG Commerce on a global scale
would drive greater control over Greif’s expenditures.”
Click here for video interview with Ron Brown on achieving accelerated value through procurement
outsourcing.
The new contract extends ICG Commerce’s partnership with Greif, which began in 2004 when Greif identified an
opportunity to better leverage indirect spend being managed locally across more than two hundred factories
worldwide. Over the past five years, ICG Commerce has helped Greif successfully reduce fragmentation and further
expand the reach of the program to drive increased control over indirect expenditures. The recent expansion marks
a fourfold increase in the amount of spend ICG Commerce will help manage and increases the geographic scope to
support all of Grief’s global operations.
“With a vision of achieving world-class performance in spend management, we’ve recognized an opportunity to
combine Greif’s strong capability in procuring strategic, direct materials with ICG Commerce’s indirect procurement
expertise, market intelligence and infrastructure,” Brown said. “Greif will continue to be world class in buying resin,
steel and paper. For everything else, we will look to ICG Commerce to help drive sustainable savings across our
global operations.”
More manufacturers are leveraging procurement outsourcing as a way to drive measurable savings in under-resourced
buying categories while continuing to focus internal efforts on optimizing direct supplies and raw materials purchases.
Having already executed more traditional cost reduction approaches, manufacturing executives are looking to
procurement outsourcing as the next generation of cost savings that can be reinvested in growth and expansion.
“We’re honored to be seen as a strategic partner to Greif and a key part of its continued growth and success,” noted
Carl Guarino, Chief Executive Officer of ICG Commerce. “This expansion reflects our commitment to delivering bottom
line savings for our clients. The ICG Commerce team looks forward to supporting Greif’s continued growth and helping
drive financial agility through world class spend management.”
About Greif, Inc.
Greif, Inc. is a world leader in industrial packaging products and services. The company produces steel, plastic, fibre,
corrugated and multiwall containers, protective packaging and containerboard, and provides blending, filling and
packaging services for a wide range of industries. Greif also manages timber properties in North America. The
Company is strategically positioned in more than 45 countries to serve global as well as regional customers.
Und hier noch einmal die angesprochene wichtige Stelle:
"The recent expansion marks
a fourfold increase in the amount of spend ICG Commerce will help manage and increases the geographic scope to
support all of Grief’s global operations."
Aber das wird schief gehen, wie z.B. der neue um das Vierfache erhöhte Kontrakt von ICGCommerce mit Greif zeigt: "The recent expansion marks a fourfold increase in the amount of spend ICG Commerce will help manage and increases the geographic scope to support all of Grief’s global operations."
http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/...62262&tof=1&frt=2#262262
Dazu kommen 140 Millionen Cash/Wertpapiere und alle anderen Beteiligungen neben den 64% an ICGCommerce umsonst.
Aber warum in USA kaufen, wenn´s die bei uns bald für unter 4,00 Euronen pro Anteil gibt
Internet Capital Group, Inc. ( ICGE) Short Interest
ICGE
Internet Capital Group, Inc.NASDAQ-GM
Settlement Date Short Interest Avg Daily Share Volume Days To Cover
11/30/2009 1,032,960 180,238 5.731089
11/13/2009 1,046,275 128,052 8.170704
10/30/2009 992,213 121,098 8.193471
10/15/2009 924,002 132,319 6.983139
9/30/2009 945,673 275,453 3.433156
9/15/2009 833,453 116,671 7.143618
8/31/2009 975,206 122,124 7.985376
8/14/2009 1,029,038 144,910 7.101221
7/31/2009 1,115,323 120,272 9.273339
7/15/2009 1,357,970 167,183 8.122656
6/30/2009 1,150,055 212,122 5.421668
6/15/2009 1,116,029 179,087 6.231770
5/29/2009 1,188,293 168,518 7.051431
5/15/2009 1,146,459 179,821 6.375557
4/30/2009 1,000,830 141,359 7.080059
4/15/2009 971,541 130,034 7.471438
3/31/2009 1,108,695 259,654 4.269894
3/13/2009 1,273,523 178,549 7.132625
2/27/2009 1,221,252 164,181 7.438449
2/13/2009 1,327,275 98,631 13.456976
1/30/2009 1,431,130 128,127 11.169621
1/15/2009 1,382,753 116,926 11.825881
12/31/2008 1,433,475 141,401 10.137658
12/15/2008 1,699,950 244,796 6.944354
Dass dies in erheblichem Umfang geschieht, dürfte sicher sein. So halten Institutionals zur Zeit knapp 81% der umlaufenden Anteile und Insider (Management und Direktoren) 2%, was zusammen 83% ausmacht, sodass eigentlich für die privaten Investoren nur 17% zur Verfügung stünden, das wären bei 37 Millionen umlaufen Aktien 6,3 Millionen Aktien, die nur von Privaten gehalten würde - von denen dann jede 300ste von Flankenking gehalten würde - das halte ich für ziemlich unwahrscheinlich. Selbst wenn wir die 1 Millionen Shortselling jetzt dazurechnen, kommen wir auf 7,3 Millonen Aktien oder knapp nur 44 Millionen Börsenwert, der von Privaten gehalten wird. Daraus kann man meines Erachtens schließen, dass der tatsächliche Umfang der Leerverkäufe wesentlich größer ist, aber als nacktes Shortselling nicht in den offiziellen Zahlen auftaucht.
Denn wir sollten nicht vergessen, dass der Anteil der Institutional noch vor 5 Jahren bei gerade einmal 3% lag. Für mich hat der gestern auch kein Institutional verkauft, denn die machen das geschickter und zielen nicht auf niedrige Verkaufskurse, sondern auf hohe Verkaufskurse. Vielmehr dürfte ein schon shorter Hedge versucht haben, den Kurs zu drücken, um vielleicht in den nächsten Tagen seine Leerverkäufen billiger zu decken. Ob ihm das gelingt ist fraglich, denn zunächst einmal muss er das zurückkaufen, was er in den letzten Tagen verkauft hat - und im Gegensatz zu früheren Zeiten, liegen die Papiere nicht überwiegend bei Privatanlegern, sondern zu 83% bei Institutionals und Insidern, die sich durch solche Spielchen wohl kaum beeindrucken lassen.
Leg schnell nach Libuda, billiger geht´s nimmer und deinen durschnittlichen EK kannste auch noch senken,.....