hy folks,
wie wärs mit einem unterforum bzgl. dem kapitalmarkt? beim letzten wettbewerb gab es ja ein paar nette artikel dazu und die haben mich auf die idee gebracht. habe auch ein bisschen literatur gelesen und denke da kann man mit der richtigen erfahrung auch nett geld machen.
irgendlwelche experten hier, die was zur aktuellen partygaming situation sagen koennen? bin auf folgenden forenthread aufmerksam geworden (zusammengefasst):
Thoughts on the future of PartyGaming (PRTY.L)
“The price drop today was influced by yesterdays announcement that pokerroom may become a large competitor if they go through with a 500m buyout and because some analysts (notably Lehman brothers) changed Party's rating to underweight mostly due to party's recent "outperformance".
IMO, Pokerroom, even with a larger database of players, is no threat to party, but i could see why an analyst could think it is.
Also, party's recent performance was due to a true value increase in the worth of the stock, initated by a genuinely great update report that tells of a great past and predicts a bright future. In addition, Party will be pumping tons of new promotions come the new year, which i dont doubt will have a greater postive effect on their site versus any other sites attempting similar efforts.
This may be a good oppurtinity to take advantage of the analysts spin on the market and buy some more party. I know i'm at least holding on to my current shares, but might buy a few more in the next day or more. Any thoughts?“
Response:
Party is going to have a blowout 4th Qtr (in the very good meaning)!!!
More info on PokerRoom buyout...
Quote:
The biggest online poker news of the day is that Pokerroom.com, the third largest online poker company in the world, could be taken over by the European online sportsbook Bet And Win for the cool sum of half-a-billion dollars.
Negotiations are well underway, and have reached a formal stage with a "Memorandum of understanding" entered into between Bet and Win and Ongame.
Ongame is a Swedish company, and one of the biggest Internet success stories to date. The company was started by two young Swedish entrepreneurs who decided to build their on in-house poker software. The result was Pokerroom.com, which has grown at an astronomical rate in the past three years to become the third-largest poker room behind only Party Poker and Poker Stars.
If Bet And Win is successful with their takeover bid the Pokerroom.com network would become the second-largest in the world. The potential deal is reminiscent of Sportingbet's purchase of Paradise Poker, which has so far worked out extremely well for all parties.
Bet And Win are based out of Austria, and recently their share price has quintupled from 14 Euro a share all the way up to 72 Euro a share. They're clearly looking to expand into the North American market, and acquiring a well-run product like Poker Room would be a big step in the right direction.
Reports that a Costa Rican sportsbook had offered to buy out Empire Poker for $5 million and a complimentary pina colada were immediately dismissed as nothing more than a bad joke...
Response 2:
Anyone who plays knows that party is a monster that can't be stopped. All you have to do is monitor the player numbers.