$$ Nortel Networks zum Pennykracher $$

Da geht noch mehr jetzt schon 0,045 ;)
Die geht gut heut  

ist es möglich, dass einer ne RT einstellt. Danke!  

http://de.advfn.com/...amp;s=USOTC%3ANRTLQ&p=0&t=37&vol=1  

0,046

Bid 0,044
Ask 0,048  

http://ih.advfn.com/...riod=0&drawmode=0&size=19&volume=1  

http://de.advfn.com/...amp;s=USOTC%3ANRTLQ&p=0&t=37&vol=1  

 

was sich drüber bei den amis tut! bisher läuft alles nach plan :)

 

muss Monstervolumen reinkommen damit der Ausbruch auch gefixed wird!

will die 2mio Balken sehen, alles darunter ist bei dem Kurs Zockerei und Müll!:)  

nettes plus.

aber jetzt wird es mir zu heiss.

allen investierten noch viel glück.

 

Da hat sich grad jemand mal schnell 500000 stück gekrallt ;)  

Nun dürften einige Daytrader schon wieder raus sein. Meiner Meinung nach haben wir soeben einen kleinen Vorgeschmack bekommen. Wundere mich nur, wie man jetzt schmeissen kann? Aber so ist eben Börse.  

hören werden über die Gebote. Die Veröffentlichung muss meines Wissens nach erst am 11.Juli erfolgen. Noch viel Zeit für Zockerei.  

dass die gebote alle publik gemacht werden, soweit ich mich erinnere, stand das auch so in einigen artikeln. aber es kann durchaus sein, dass immer wieder mal was durchsickert oder vielleicht tatsächlich neue höchstgebote genannt werden... fakt ist, dass die auktion durchaus mehrere tage gehen kann (und vermutlich und hoffentlich auch wird) - zocken kann man hier sicher noch eine ganze zeit lang!

 

Latest News:Nortel sale is biggest in booming patent market
 
June 27, 2011, 11:36 a.m. EDT
By Peg Brickley
of DOW JONES DAILY BANKRUPTCY REVIEW
 
 Technology heavyweights will throw down Monday for the formidable  patent portfolio of Nortel Networks Corp. NRTLQ +15.39%  , vying to  stock up their arsenals for raging legal battles over smartphones, Web  advertising and whatever comes next in the multitrillion-dollar  technology wars.
 
Stuffed with 6,000 patents and patent  applications, the intellectual property treasure chest of the  liquidating telecommunications company could ward off hundreds of  millions of dollars worth of patent infringement lawsuits and open the  doors to billions of dollars worth of sales of devices and technology.  Creditors, needless to say, are looking for much more than the $900  million opening offer that Google Inc. (GOOG) threw on the table.
 
 Remarkable for its size and notoriety, the Nortel patent auction is  part of a steady and growing stream of patent sales in a market that has  been flooded with activity in recent years, one that has billions of  dollars of capital ready to do deals.
 
"Since the market took  off in the last eight years or so, intellectual property went from being  an unused asset in the corner to a prime financial asset that can be  traded," said Feisal Mosleh, vice president for acquisitions at  Intellectual Ventures.
 
Founded by former Microsoft Corp. MSFT  +3.60%  chief strategist Nathan Myhrvold, Intellectual Ventures is  believed to be the biggest buyer of patents in a field that includes RPX  Corp. RPXC +0.48%  , Acacia Research Corp. ACTG +2.07%  and Allied  Security Trust, a private company owned by members including  Hewlett-Packard Co. HPQ +0.26%  , Ericsson and Intel Corp. INTC +0.09%  .  
 
At a recent conference, a company representative said  Intellectual Ventures had $5 billion in deals and funding commitments in  what Mosleh called the "invention capital market."
 
It's a  market that barely existed a decade ago, but one that is growing at the  rate of about 25% each year, Mosleh estimates. "There is no shortage of  capital for the right invention. It's one of the most differentiating  aspects of business today."
 
Known for its aggressive pursuit  of technology patents, Intellectual Ventures is "the number one  acquisition group in the world," working through a network of contacts,  he said. "We will go after any good invention right," Mosleh said. "We  move quickly and we have a powerful valuation methodology."
 
 ICAP Plc (IAPLY, IAP.LN), an interdealer broker in the wholesale markets  in interest rates, credit, commodities, foreign exchange, emerging  markets, equities and equity derivatives, launched a brokerage just for  patents. It's booming, handling hundreds of deals each year and fielding  offers to handle thousands, said Dean Becker, chief executive of ICAP  Patent Brokerage.
 
"There is a very active and thriving market  among companies that desire to raise money in a non-dilutive fashion  for an off-balance-sheet asset," Becker said.
 
Sometimes  sellers are distressed, sometimes they're just changing strategic  direction. If lack of money or lack of interest means a company has no  use for a patent, a sale means cash. If the seller needs patent rights  to continue producing a product, it can get a license back as part of  the deal, he said.
 
"We've gotten companies tens of millions of dollars in the last few months alone," Becker said.
 
 The recovery of the U.S. economy over the last 24 months, coupled with  the wariness of traditional lenders about any asset other than cash, has  pushed technology companies to start treating their patent portfolios  as financial assets, as well as strategic assets, he said.
 
 "People were and are looking for alternative sources of financing. Your  bank will not lend money on your IP, so a lot of companies have come to  the realization that it's an opportune time to sell," Becker said.
 
"Our transaction costs are nominal compared to getting a bank loan that doesn't exist," he said.
 
 Word of Nortel's patent auction started the phones ringing at Lazard  Ltd., the company's investment bank. Businesses all over are looking for  advice on how to get money out of their intellectual property, said  Lazard managing director David Descoteaux.
 
Big operating  companies with lots of intellectual property and "patent-lite" newcomers  to the technology industry are looking to buy and sell, along with the  nonoperating players, he said.
 
"Companies can now think about getting value for their IP in ways that they hadn't thought about before," Descoteaux said.
 
 Before the market for patents opened up, the only way to get money out  of a patent was to make a product and sell it, license it to someone  else who would make the product and sell it, or sue someone who was  making and selling an infringing product.
 
When infringement  lawsuit targets are suppliers, customers or venture partners, that gets  awkward, Descoteaux said. Then it may be time to sell.
 
 Another Nortel adviser, Global IP Law Group, is building its practice  around "people who want to explore patent monetization with litigation  as an option, but not necessarily the first option," said David Berten, a  former litigator and one of the firm's founders.
 
For many  reasons, companies can find themselves with patents they're not using,  "like an empty plant," Berten said. Convincing another company to take a  license and pay royalties is a long and expensive proposition.  "Litigating takes even longer and is more expensive," he said.
 
 A sale is a faster path, but not always an easy one for an asset that  has been considered a daunting value proposition, according to Berten.
 
 "Anyone can get comps for real estate. Everyone can calculate what  accounts receivable are worth," Berten said. "The asset class that may  have the most value is the patents, but that's the toughest to  understand."
 
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/...-booming-patent-market-2011-06-27

 

http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/...1/06/27/AGWzLWnH_video.html

 

gleich im Minus.......hätt ich nicht gedacht!  

 

fertig und los  

Letzte Kurse
Zeit Kurs Volumen
19:04:20 0,039 5000
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18:47:54 0,039 150000
18:22:55 0,04 7500
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18:17:33 0,039 10000
18:11:17 0,038 120000
18:09:34 0,039 100000
18:08:14 0,04 112500
18:05:14 0,041 22000  

http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/charts/...;width=1045&mocktick=1

 

dann auf zum nächsten hoch  

Urin....SK auf TH......ist zwar jetzt mutig von mir....aber der Chart sagt mir das!??!?!
okay SK wird eng aber weit über 6 Cent  

nicht.....:) geht wieder mal Richtung Süden  

gut angefangen und dann stark nachgelassen. Solange es keine Neuigkeiten gibt, wirds wohl bei dem Kurs bleiben.