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1. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 10:36

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   Lenovo to buy back 1 mln shares for HK$5.73 mln
   
   Jun. 4, 2008 (China Knowledge) - Lenovo Group Ltd<992><LNVGY>, the world's fourth largest PC maker, will continue buying back 1 million shares from investors for HK$5.73 million, according to the company's statement yesterday. The PC giant set the price range at HK$5.7 to HK$5.76 per share for the purchase, according to the announcement. The buy-back price will be subject to the marke
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   Howdy, Klopt 't, dat dit ca. 1/100ste % van de uitstaande aandelen is?
   

   Ja, het signaal is goed :)
   Waar staat 'howdy' eigenlijk voor?
2. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 10:47

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   Weef schreef:

   Waar staat 'howdy' eigenlijk voor?
   

   Vraag ik me ook al een tijdje af ;)
   Houdoe maar dan net anders ?
3. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 10:52

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   Vergeef mijn onwetendheid, maar waarom wil Lenovo zo'n groot aantal aandelen terugkopen tegen een lagere prijs dan de huidige?
   
   Het lijkt erop dat Lenovo de koersprijs wil laten terugschroeven.. waarom? Niet echt leuk voor de aandeelhouders, toch?
4. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 11:00

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   Vergeef mijn onwetendheid, maar waarom wil Lenovo zo'n groot aantal aandelen terugkopen tegen een lagere prijs dan de huidige?
   
   Het lijkt erop dat Lenovo de koersprijs wil laten terugschroeven.. waarom? Niet echt leuk voor de aandeelhouders, toch?
   

   omdat de bedoeling is de aandelen te vernietigen, ze gaan ze alleen lager kunnen kopen als de koers lager gaat, dus gaan ze ze alleen goedkoop inkopen, natuurlijk als de koers daarna begint te stijgen, zijn er 3 mogelijkheden
   
   1) ze houden de aandelen.
   2) ze verkopen ze tegen een hogere prijs = winst
   3) ze vernietigen de ingekochte aandelen => meer dividend per aandeel.
5. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 16:32

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   Waar staat 'howdy' eigenlijk voor?
   

   Howdy = "Hallo!", is an informal greeting, originating as a shortened form of the greeting "How do you do?".
   
   Houdoe = "Daag!"
   
   >--:-)-->
6. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 22:05

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   Lenovo Ranked #1 in TBR Customer Notebook Satisfaction Study
   
   Posted on: Thursday, 5 June 2008, 09:00 CDT
   
   Lenovo today announced it has been recognized as the #1 PC manufacturer in Technology Business Research's (TBR) "1Q2008 Notebook IT Buying Behavior and Customer Satisfaction Study." The results, garnered from more than 600 medium and large business customers in the U.S. and Canada, show Lenovo as the overall leading notebook PC-maker.
   
   TBR recognized Lenovo for its improvement in services and support. In 1Q2008, Lenovo led its rivals in terms of phone support, parts availability and repair time and made significant improvements in delivery time.
   
   "Our goal is to deliver the world's best engineered PCs and a big part of that comes from providing excellent customer service and support. From having an ample supply of parts to efficient and effective phone support, we are focused on fixing any customer PC issues right the first time," said Chris Askew, senior vice president, Lenovo Worldwide Services. "We've made considerable progress in these areas and will continue to go beyond customer expectations as we work to establish the standard in world-class services."
   
   Lenovo also continued its leadership in product design of its ThinkPad notebooks, a consistent strength of the company's for six of the past eight TBR survey reporting periods. Customers told TBR that hardware quality/reliability, product design and support and services were top reasons for choosing Lenovo as their PC vendor.
   
   "Lenovo's value proposition is tied to its reputation for innovative design that focuses on durable construction," said Chris Foster, Director of Technology Business Review's Computer and Software Quarterly Divisions, TBR. "TBR coins Lenovo's design as 'thoughtful engineering' meaning that extra trouble and sometimes extra expense is taken to make the product work better and endure longer."
   
   Several recent notebooks, notably the ThinkPad X300 notebook highlight Lenovo's strong emphasis on product design that sets the standard in the industry for innovation. Introduced in February, the ThinkPad X300 notebook is the thinnest and lightest full-function notebook in its class.(1) The ultra-thin, ultraportable notebook measures less than three-fourths of an inch at its thinnest point, or approximately the height of a U.S. quarter coin, and has a starting weight as low as 2.9 pounds.(2) It integrates leading technologies such as solid-state drive storage, a LED backlit display, a super light top cover roll cage for extra durability, ultralong battery life and enhanced wireless connectivity.
   
   Additionally, Lenovo ThinkPad notebooks come equipped with ThinkVantage technologies, unique hardware-software technologies that help customers with everything from accessing network connections to data rescue and recovery. The combination of all these Lenovo technologies help customers reduce the total cost of PC ownership and maximize their investment.
   
   About Lenovo
   
   Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) is dedicated to building the world's best engineered personal computers. Lenovo's business model is built on innovation, operational efficiency and customer satisfaction as well as a focus on investment in emerging markets. Formed by Lenovo Group's acquisition of the former IBM Personal Computing Division, the company develops, manufactures and markets reliable, high-quality, secure and easy-to-use technology products and services worldwide. Lenovo has major research centers in Yamato, Japan; Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, China; and Raleigh, North Carolina. For more information see www.lenovo.com.
   
   (1) Compared to major vendors offering 13-inch widescreen notebook PCs: Sony, Dell, Apple, Asus and Fujitsu Siemens. Full featured defined as including technologies such as built-in DVD burner.
   
   (2) Weight of 2.9 pounds achieved with configuration of standard 3-cell lithium polymer battery and empty bezel/no integrated DVD burner.
   
   Source: Business Wire
   
7. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 22:12

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   I'm Black and I'm Proud
   
   And I'am white and I have been a farmer in Zimbabwe.
   
   gr.fes
   
   
   
8. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 22:19

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   Howdy Black and Proud,
   
   Did you know that Chinese in China and Hong Kong discriminate against people of color?
   
   Chinese in China and Hong Kong discriminate against blacks, Ceylonese, Indians, Indonesians, Philippinos, Malays, e.a. they act very superior.
   
   Even in Singapore the Chinese, non-native, but the majority, discriminate against the native Malays.
   
   Thought you might like to know, in case the feel the need to emigrate.
   
   >--:-)-->
9. [verwijderd] 5 juni 2008 22:37

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10. [verwijderd] 17 juni 2008 00:06

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12. [verwijderd] 17 juni 2008 11:16

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    Juist bekend geraakt dat vanaf nu Johnson & Johnson Lenovo zal gebruiken voor de werknemers van het bedrijf. Lenovo zal Dell vervangen.
    
    Een klein berichtje, maar toch belangrijk dat zo'n grote firma ook het vertrouwen schenkt in Lenovo.
13. [verwijderd] 17 juni 2008 19:33

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    Lenovo Asset Recovery Service Helps Businesses Go Green, Turning Computer Trash into Cash
    Tuesday June 17, 8:39 am ET
    Eco-Solution Gives Customers Easy Way to Refurbish, Reuse and Recycle Computers
    
    RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Lenovo today introduced Lenovo Asset Recovery Services (ARS), a new set of services to help business customers in the U.S. and Canada manage their end-of-life technology equipment by providing computer take-back, data destruction, refurbishment and recycling. Lenovo also offers additional services including inventory, value assessment, on-site deinstallation and data encryption. Lenovo can facilitate donation of the old computers or can help customers receive cash back for them. After three years, typically, a customer can receive 10 to 15 percent of the value back of the original purchase price of the computer.1
    Source: Lenovo
    
    · Lenovo to old PCs: "Get a life." An old ThinkPad notebook lives on with its parts being recycled into everything from pavers to park benches. (Photo: Business Wire) . View Multimedia Gallery
    
    
    
    
    With this eco-solution, customers can fulfill green information technology commitments knowing their equipment is disposed of in a secure and environmentally-responsible way. The computers are discarded with data destruction performed according to the U.S. Department of Defense standards. According to Gartner, managing data security and privacy risks followed by environmental risks are top customer concerns when it comes to computer disposal.2 And of customers surveyed, they cited convenience and ease of use as a top reason for picking an external disposal provider. The new service gives customers an end-to-end solution from Lenovo from the point of computer purchase to take-back and disposal. Lenovo’s expertise in managing the end-of-life computers can help customers eliminate the time and expense of managing the disposal themselves.
    
    As the number of computers increases in the U.S. and older ones are retired, recycling programs are helping give new life to end-of-life products. Lenovo first prioritizes refurbishment and reuse and then focuses on recycling. In 2007, Lenovo managed or financed the proper disposal of more than 38 million pounds, or the weight of more than 7.6 million bricks, of Lenovo owned or customer returned computer equipment. More than 93 percent of that was reused as products or recycled as materials.
    
    Many of the recovered computer materials are recycled into new products, such as automobiles, park benches, concrete filler and even into some Lenovo products. Lenovo expects adding the ARS to its existing take back programs will help grow customer returns by more than 30 percent in 2008. Lenovo also offers recycling options to individual consumers in the U.S. and other countries around the world.
    
    As part of Lenovo’s Environmentally Conscious Products Program, the company considers the environment when designing its products by making them close to 100 percent recyclable, using recycled materials where possible and making them more energy-efficient.
    
    “The Lenovo Asset Recovery Services is one more step in our commitment to being good stewards of our environment,” said Fran O’Sullivan, senior vice president, product group, Lenovo. “We’re focused on greening the entire lifecycle of our computers, from increasing the lifespan and designing for upgradeability to improving energy efficiency. We’ve made considerable progress with our EPEAT Gold-rated notebooks, desktops and monitors thus far and are striving to expand our portfolio of Gold-rated products.”
    
    Lenovo has introduced several products that meet the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool’s (EPEAT) Gold rating. They include the ThinkCentre A61e and M57/M57p eco desktops, the ThinkPad X300 notebook and more than nine ThinkVision monitors including the ThinkVision L193p, the first EPEAT Gold-rated monitor in the industry.
    
    Pricing and Availability3
    
    Pricing for the standard Asset Recovery Service package varies with customer requirements. The service will be available beginning June 30 to businesses with limited support for their multi-national operations. ARS will be sold through Lenovo sales representatives.
    
    About Lenovo
    
    Lenovo (HKSE: 992) (ADR: LNVGY) is dedicated to building the world’s best engineered personal computers. Lenovo’s business model is built on innovation, operational efficiency and customer satisfaction as well as a focus on investment in emerging markets. Formed by Lenovo Group’s acquisition of the former IBM Personal Computing Division, the company develops, manufactures and markets reliable, high-quality, secure and easy-to-use technology products and services worldwide. Lenovo has major research centers in Yamato, Japan; Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, China; and Raleigh, North Carolina. For more information see www.lenovo.com.
    
    1Assuming 5% depreciation/month and normal wear. 5% based on Gartner report: PC Disposal Cost Update 2005: Mitigation Risks, November, 2005, Frances O’Brien and Meike Escherich.
    
    2IT Asset Management Conference 2006 Survey Results: IT Asset Disposition, December 2006, Frances O’Brien.
    
    3Prices do not include tax or shipping and are subject to change without notice and is tied to specific terms and conditions. Reseller prices may vary. Price does not include all advertised features. All offers subject to availability. Lenovo reserves the right to alter product offerings and specifications at any time without notice.
    
    MULTIMEDIA AVAILABLE: www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?...
    
    Contact:
    Lenovo
    Kristy Fair, 919-257-6329; krisfair@lenovo.com
    
14. [verwijderd] 19 juni 2008 00:17

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    Lenovo buys back 3 mln more shares for 16.34 mln HKD
    
    Wednesday, June 18, 2008
    
    China's leading PC producer Lenovo Group Tuesday spent 16.34 million HK dollars to buy back an additional three million shares at a price of 5.4-5.5 HK dollars/share on the Hong Kong Exchange.
    The fresh buyback brought the total shares bought back by the company up to 123 million.
    
    Earlier, board chairman Yang Yuanqing said that the successful acquisition of IBM's PC business has given huge impetus to Lenovo, which, however, is underestimated by investors.
    
    Yang added that the company would continue to buy back its own shares as long as the market price is under the upper limit of its expectation.
    
    Lenovo CFO also said, with two billion U.S. dollars on hand, the company could buy back 800 million shares at most and could call back ten percent of total shares, signaling there is still large room for further buyback.
    
    Lenovo's share price in Hong Kong closed up 1.28 percent to 5.52 HK dollars Wednesday.
    
15. [verwijderd] 19 juni 2008 00:39

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    Lenovo buys back 3 mln shares with 15.88 mln HKD
    
    Friday, June 13 2008;
    
    
    China's leading PC producer Lenovo Group Thursday spent 15.88 million HK dollars in buying back three million shares at the price of 5.2-5.44 HK dollars/share on the Hong Kong Exchange.
    The fresh buyback brought the total shares bought back by the company up to 110 million, or 1.2 percent of the total.
    
    Board chairman Yang Yuanqing earlier noted that the company would continue to buy back its own shares as long as the company is undervalued by market and the move is in line with the interest of shareholders.
    
    Lenovo CFO also said the company could buy back 800 million shares at most and could draw back ten percent of total shares. It indicates that there is still large room for further buyback.
    
    
    
    

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    Lenovo buys back 3 mln more shares for 16.34 mln HKD
    
    Wednesday, June 18, 2008
    
    China's leading PC producer Lenovo Group Tuesday spent 16.34 million HK dollars to buy back an additional three million shares at a price of 5.4-5.5 HK dollars/share on the Hong Kong Exchange.
    The fresh buyback brought the total shares bought back by the company up to 123 million.
    
    Earlier, board chairman Yang Yuanqing said that the successful acquisition of IBM's PC business has given huge impetus to Lenovo, which, however, is underestimated by investors.
    
    Yang added that the company would continue to buy back its own shares as long as the market price is under the upper limit of its expectation.
    
    Lenovo CFO also said, with two billion U.S. dollars on hand, the company could buy back 800 million shares at most and could call back ten percent of total shares, signaling there is still large room for further buyback.
    
    Lenovo's share price in Hong Kong closed up 1.28 percent to 5.52 HK dollars Wednesday.
    
    

16. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 18:21

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    Lenovo to start selling desktops outside of China
    
    Monday June 30, 7:50 am ET
    
    Lenovo begins selling IdeaCentre K210 desktop outside of China
    
    RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. (AP) -- Lenovo, the Chinese electronics company that bought IBM's computer business, said it began selling consumer desktop computers outside of China.
    Lenovo, which already sells laptop computers outside of its home country, said it started selling the IdeaCentre K210 desktop model. The company said it expects worldwide PC demand to grow by 10 percent from 2007 to 2011.
    
17. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 20:54

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    Lenovo to start selling desktops outside of China
    
    Monday June 30, 7:50 am ET
    
    Lenovo begins selling IdeaCentre K210 desktop outside of China
    
    RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. (AP) -- Lenovo, the Chinese electronics company that bought IBM's computer business, said it began selling consumer desktop computers outside of China.
    Lenovo, which already sells laptop computers outside of its home country, said it started selling the IdeaCentre K210 desktop model. The company said it expects worldwide PC demand to grow by 10 percent from 2007 to 2011.
    
    

    Howdy,
    
    Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
    Dus hoe minder ze verkopen, hoe minder verlies ze zullen lijden.
    
    Laten we dus hopen, dat hun export 'n fiasco wordt, anders verliezen de aandeelhouders nóg meer geld. Hahaha.
    
    Succes ermee :-)
    
    >--:-)-->
    
    
18. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 21:08

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    Howdy,
    
    Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
    Dus hoe minder ze verkopen, hoe minder verlies ze zullen lijden.
    
    Laten we dus hopen, dat hun export 'n fiasco wordt, anders verliezen de aandeelhouders nóg meer geld. Hahaha.
    
    Succes ermee :-)
    
    >--:-)-->
    
    

    Echt een bewijs van een zieke geest.
19. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 22:09

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    [quote=Amor Arrows]
    
    Howdy,
    
    Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
    Dus hoe minder ze verkopen, hoe minder verlies ze zullen lijden.
    
    Laten we dus hopen, dat hun export 'n fiasco wordt, anders verliezen de aandeelhouders nóg meer geld. Hahaha.
    
    Succes ermee :-)
    
    >--:-)-->
    
    [/quote]
    
    Echt een bewijs van een zieke geest.
    

    Howdy, Ik ben 't met je eens, dat tegen verlies verkopen, niet normaal is, maar "ziek" zou ik 't niet noemen; misschien is "China Syndroom" 'n betere diagnose.
    
    Lol
    
    >--:)-->
20. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 22:11

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    [quote=The Artist]
    [quote=Amor Arrows]
    
    Howdy,
    
    Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
    Dus hoe minder ze verkopen, hoe minder verlies ze zullen lijden.
    
    Laten we dus hopen, dat hun export 'n fiasco wordt, anders verliezen de aandeelhouders nóg meer geld. Hahaha.
    
    Succes ermee :-)
    
    >--:-)-->
    
    [/quote]
    
    Echt een bewijs van een zieke geest.
    [/quote]
    
    Howdy, Ik ben 't met je eens, dat tegen verlies verkopen, niet normaal is, maar "ziek" zou ik 't niet noemen; misschien is "China Syndroom" 'n betere diagnose.
    
    Lol
    
    >--:)-->
    

    Beter is de feiten op de rij te zetten.
    
    groet.
    
    
21. [verwijderd] 30 juni 2008 23:56

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    [quote=The Artist]
    [quote=Amor Arrows]
    
    Howdy,
    
    Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
    Dus hoe minder ze verkopen, hoe minder verlies ze zullen lijden.
    
    Laten we dus hopen, dat hun export 'n fiasco wordt, anders verliezen de aandeelhouders nóg meer geld. Hahaha.
    
    Succes ermee :-)
    
    >--:-)-->
    
    [/quote]
    
    Echt een bewijs van een zieke geest.
    [/quote]
    
    Howdy, Ik ben 't met je eens, dat tegen verlies verkopen, niet normaal is, maar "ziek" zou ik 't niet noemen; misschien is "China Syndroom" 'n betere diagnose.
    
    Lol
    
    >--:)-->
    

    Dat je met leugens op een beleggersforum komt, is beneden alle pijl.
    
    Je bent de link waarshijnlijk al kwijt.