Facebook der Anfang vom Ende der Tulpen-Hausse?
http://www.wechat.com/en/
WeChat, which has 600 million registered users and reported 379% year-over-year growth in global users in 2013.
WeChat is expanding rapidly into overseas markets, particularly in Southeast Asia and South America, where the competitive barriers are considerably lower. Tencent also recently signed a deal with Google, which accounts for nearly 25% off all network traffic in North America, to promote WeChat in the U.S. The agreement allows U.S. users to sign into WeChat with their Google accounts.
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2014/02/20/...but-overlook.aspx
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WE chat ist noch grössere und wächst ebenfalls im Eiltempo. Wieso er nicht diese 600 Mio Nutzer bevorzugt hat frag ich mich.
Er hat mit dem aktuellen hochstand der FB Aktie taktisch gesehen gut eingekauft.
Der Geniesser lässt den Trend einfach mal laufen und die Börse hat den Deal ohnehin nicht abgestraft !
Insofern einen friedlichen und erfolgreichen Abend
wünscht der Don
(Google hat angeblich für WhatsApp "nur" 1 Mrd angeboten ? )
Was macht danach der Kurs = steigt = Blasenbildung ?
Und täglich 1 Mio mehr ! Was ist das für wen wert ? Das ist die spannende Frage !
http://www.t-online.de/handy/smartphone/...uermt-download-charts.html
Könnte es eine bessere Stimmung für steigende Kurse geben?!
Ebenfalls ineteressant:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/...aq-arwr#neuster_beitrag
http://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/...n-Dollar-bewertet-3318820
User of Local Corp is only valued with $1, WhatsApp = $42, Yelp = $52, Linkedin = $85, Twitter = $125, Facebook = $141, Angies List = $418 and Google = $748
Shares of Facebook jumped $1.57, or 2.3%, Thursday to $69.63 despite paying what appears to be a lofty $19 billion for online messaging system WhatsApp.
But investors are increasingly finding ways to justify such lofty purchase prices for Internet companies by looking at how much is being paid for "eyeballs," or users. Investors are betting mobile Internet usage is in such a nascent form getting the users is the hard part, and finding out how to make money on those users comes later.
And looking at it that way, Facebook got a bargain. By paying $19 billion for WhatsApp, Facebook is buying 450 million users at $42.22 each. Compared with the $141 per user valuation at Facebook, WhatsApp was cheap. In fact, the valuation paid for WhatsApp is lower than the per-user price on most other Internet darlings. Investors are paying $85 per user at professional networking firm LinkedIn, $52 per user at review site Yelp and $125 per user of online messaging service Twitter.
Those aren't even the highest valuations. Investors are paying $418 per user at online review site Angie's List and $748 per user at online advertising firm Google, based on the 540 million users it reported in its latest annual report. Due to its ability to mine personal data on its users and sell that data, Google commands a lofty 36 P-E based on its earnings the past 12 months, which is double that of the stock market and the technology sector.
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usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/02/20/whatsapp-facebook-eyeballs-valuation/5655125/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/...luation/5655125/