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1. [verwijderd] 1 juli 2008 03:08

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   The Artist schreef:

   [quote=Amor Arrows]
   [quote=The Artist]
   [quote=Amor Arrows]
   
   Howdy,
   
   Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
   
   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
   
   >--:)-->
   [/quote]
   
   Dat je met leugens op een beleggersforum komt, is beneden alle pijl.
   
   

   Howdy, Waarom nou?
   
   Dacht je, dat jij alleen mag overdrijven en beledigen? Hahaha.
   
   >--:-)-->
   
   p.s. Ik was vergeten, dat je geen gevoel voor humor hebt.
2. [verwijderd] 2 juli 2008 20:41

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   Lenovo exempted from export check
   
   Wednesday, July 02, 2008; Posted: 04:45 AM
   
   Lenovo Group (0992.HK; LNVGY.PK), the world's fourth largest PC manufacturer, has acquired the qualification for exemption from export check from China's quality inspection administration. It is the first PC producer granted such qualification.
   It is learned that exemption of quality inspection will cover export of five serial PC products under the dual brand of Lenovo and Think that are produced by the company's plants in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Huiyang.
   
   The qualification, the highest credit rating on export product in China, is set to provide more relaxed export environment for Lenovo and give more competitive edges to the company.
   
   
3. [verwijderd] 2 juli 2008 20:42

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   quote:

   Amor Arrows schreef:

   [quote=The Artist]
   [quote=Amor Arrows]
   [quote=The Artist]
   [quote=Amor Arrows]
   
   Howdy,
   
   Ik heb begrepen, dat LeNovo op elke p.c. geld bij legt.
   
   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
   
   >--:)-->
   [/quote]
   
   Dat je met leugens op een beleggersforum komt, is beneden alle pijl.
   
   [/quote]
   
   Howdy, Waarom nou?
   
   Dacht je, dat jij alleen mag overdrijven en beledigen? Hahaha.
   
   >--:-)-->
   
   p.s. Ik was vergeten, dat je geen gevoel voor humor hebt.
   

   het posten van leugens over bedrijfsnieuws is geen gevoel van humor, maar van afgunst.
   
   Zulkse leugens zijn ontolereerbaar op beleggingsforums.
4. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2008 04:06

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   Lenovo unveils special desktop PC
   
   July 03, 2008
   
   World's third largest PC vendor Lenovo Group yesterday announced a strategic partnership with e-business giant Alibaba and chipmaker Intel to tap the burgeoning e-commerce market.
   
   The move is expected to help Lenovo gain more market share from competitors. As the first step to mark the partnership, Lenovo will launch a tailor-made desktop PC product targeting e-commerce for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in September, according to Xia Li, vice-president of Lenovo.
   
   The special desktop will embed Alibaba's platform, Winport, allowing users to access e-commerce business efficiently and easily, according to Xia.
   
   "We found that one reason for SMEs' reluctance in developing e-commerce is a lack of knowledge in the area, and our product will go a long way in helping them," said Xia.
   
   Less than 1 percent of China's 42 million SMEs are developing e-business, but the market has witnessed rapid growth in recent years, with a total of over 2,000 players in this sector now.
   
   Xia declined to forecast the number of e-commerce PC shipment this year. "It is hard to forecast as it is a new product and we will get only four months this year for sales."
   
   Cheng Hong, an analyst with CCID Consulting Co, an IT consulting firm, said: "Lenovo will find a new niche market and a new business model by launching the e-commerce desktop PC. It will boost its corporate sales in the long run." But Xia said the product will not replace its Yangtian Series, Lenovo's flagship desktop PC, for corporate customers.
   
   Shipment of Yangtian Series last year hit 1.6 million units, and the number could jump 25 percent to 2 million units in 2008, according to Xia.
   
   Total shipment of Lenovo's PC products hit 10.61 million units, capturing 28.1 percent market share and making Lenovo the largest PC vendor in China in 2007, according to IDC, a leading provider of global IT research and consultancy.
   
   "We are encouraged by the alliance with Lenovo as the move will accelerate our pace of providing one-stop services to SME e-commerce," said Wei Zhe, CEO of Alibaba, China's leading e-commerce portal.
   
   Alibaba, along with Intel, launched a special program, "Powering China", in May to help SMEs develop their business by using e-commerce tools. More players will join the program in the coming days, according to Wei.
   
   After the launch of this desktop, Lenovo is scheduled to introduce new e-commerce models in its product line of notebooks and accessories, a move that will allow Lenovo provide one-stop solution for different customers.
   
   On whether the product will be extended to the overseas market, Xia said: "That is on our agenda. The product could be introduced in markets like Russia. But that depends on whether Alibaba will extend its business to these areas."
   
   Source:China Daily
5. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2008 10:28

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   vandaag een dikke +3% op een sterk negatieve Hang Seng.
   
   Als deze nog eens onder de 5 HK$ koop ik hem waarschijnlijk nog eens bij.
6. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2008 10:38

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   @ artist , naar welke beurs gaat je voorkeur uit om lenove te kopen ? otc of xtr ?
   beide weinig volume of heb je nog een andere mogelijkheid ?
7. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2008 11:28

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   @ artist , naar welke beurs gaat je voorkeur uit om lenove te kopen ? otc of xtr ?
   beide weinig volume of heb je nog een andere mogelijkheid ?
   

   indien je van plan bent ze 10 of 20 jaar te houden, dan prefereer ik ze van Hong Kong, en dan heb je meteen HK$'s.
   finance.yahoo.com/q?s=0992.hk
   
   Anders kan je kiezen tussen
   
   In de USA via ADR's
   finance.yahoo.com/q?s=LNVGY.PK
   
   Of via Frankfurt
   finance.yahoo.com/q?s=LHL.F
   
   Ik heb voorlopig die van Hong Kong, kostte mij wel 100 a 150 eur aankoopkosten.
   
   Als ik ze bijkoop in de toekomst zal het via Frankfurt zijn.
8. [verwijderd] 3 juli 2008 18:57

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   Lenovo highly recognized for successful partnership with Olympics
   
   Thursday, July 03, 2008; Posted: 05:01 AM
   
   China's leading PC producer Lenovo Group (0992.HK; LNVGY.PK) has received a high degree of recognition as a partner of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, according to statistics of CTR, a leading market research firm.
   
   When asked about partners of Olympic Games in the IT industry, the reference of Lenovo hits 19.5 percent, as compared with less two percent for any other brand, showing a successful brand promotion strategy of Lenovo.
   
   www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Sto...
9. [verwijderd] 7 juli 2008 11:54

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   Ondanks de crisis bij vele aandelen, lijkt het opmerkelijk dat Lenovo zich de laatste maanden aardig stand heeft weten houden.
   
   Wanneer er effectief terug vertrouwen op de markt zal plaatsvinden, lijkt het erop dat dit aandeel wel eens naar boven zou kunnen schieten.
   
   Ik kijk alvast enorm positief tegen de volgende maanden aan voor dit koersverloop.
10. [verwijderd] 7 juli 2008 12:59

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    Ondanks de crisis bij vele aandelen, lijkt het opmerkelijk dat Lenovo zich de laatste maanden aardig stand heeft weten houden.
    
    Wanneer er effectief terug vertrouwen op de markt zal plaatsvinden, lijkt het erop dat dit aandeel wel eens naar boven zou kunnen schieten.
    
    Ik kijk alvast enorm positief tegen de volgende maanden aan voor dit koersverloop.
    

    afgelopen weken wilde ik hem bijkopen, maar voorlopig komt ie niet laag genoeg meer, ik hoop dat ie nog een keer onder of tegen de 5.00 HK$ komt dan koop ik hem nog een keer bij, en het zal binnen de maand moeten gebeuren, want volgende maand wordt Lenovo wereldwijd bekend.
    
    Op 12 maanden staat Lenovo vandaag op winst.
    Dat is inderdaad schitterend.
12. [verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 11:45

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    US companies drop off Fortune's list of 500 biggest
    Wed Jul 9, 2008 5:00am
    
    
    More than 29 Chinese companies appeared on the chart, the nation's best ever showing. Chinese companies, now among the world's 500 largest, include oil company Sinopec (0386.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and the world's No. 4 computer manufacturer Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz).
    
    
13. [verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 12:14

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    Lenovo appoints Dicker Data
    Distributor looks to add more vendors but hints an existing partnership may be axed
    Matthew Sainsbury 09 July, 2008 16:44:46
    
    Dicker Data has become Lenovo's fourth distributor in the Australian market
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    Lenovo has appointed Dicker Data as its fourth distributor in the Australian market. It joins Ingram Micro, which has access to the vendor's entire range, as well as Synnex and Cellnet, which carry everything except workstations.
    
    Dicker will have stock as of July 28, according to its sales manager, Chris Price. He said the two companies had been discussing a partnership for the past 18 months and hinted that Dicker would like to add more new partnerships.
    
    "Lenovo represent an incremental addition to our business. We've got the capacity and it's a good time for us to be taking on new vendors," he said. "We've got no software vendors of note, which is an area we're considering, and we're limited to HP with enterprise servers but are looking at expanding there."
    
    Lenovo's small business and consumer director, David Nicol, said the appointment of Dicker Data fitted with plans to target the SMB market.
    
    "The geographical focus [NSW] and end-user focus [SMB] fit with our company well, and complements our existing distributors. We want to grow, and we've got a big opportunity at the moment," he said.
    
    While insisting the Lenovo deal would not impact its relationship with other suppliers, Price said the distributor was looking to terminate one of its current vendor contracts but declined to elaborate. Dicker's other vendors are Canon, Epson, HP, Kingston, LG, NEC, Netgear, Targus and Toshiba.
    
    LG national IT channel manager, Charlie Harb, denied the Lenovo announcement partnership would affect its relationship with Dicker Data.
    
    NEC regional director, Tim Falinski, declined to comment on how its relationship with Dicker Data would be affected but said there had been no discussions about parting company.
    
    
14. [verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 12:47

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    hey artist .. jij hebt op 2 november 2007 zeker de helft van je aandelen lenovo verkocht?
15. [verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 14:59

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    hey artist .. jij hebt op 2 november 2007 zeker de helft van je aandelen lenovo verkocht?
    

    Dat niet.
    
    Maar toen is er een grote aandeelhouder uitgestapt, welke was ingestapt met de overname van de IBM PC-afdeling.
    
    Het doel van die aandeelhouder was enkel te blijven zitten tot de integratie van de IBM-afdeling geslaagd was, op die korte periode heeft ie alleszins een pak geld verdiend, zeker door op het toppeke uit te stappen.
    
    
16. [verwijderd] 9 juli 2008 18:08

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    China's Legend Capital raises $400 mln for new fund
    Wed Jul 9, 2008 7:07am EDT Email | Print | Share| Reprints | Single Page| Recommend (0) [-] Text [+]
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    $0 stock trades. 10 free per month.HANGZHOU, China, July 9 (Reuters) - Legend Capital, an investment arm of China's Legend Group, said on Wednesday it has raised $400 million for a new private equity fund which will be invested mostly in the technology, media and telecoms sectors.
    
    Legend Group, which owns China's top PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), has invested about $160 million in the new fund, or 40 percent of the total, Legend Capital Managing Director Chen Hao said.
    
    The fund, the fourth of a series of private equity funds managed by Legend Capital, is also its biggest, with the three others worth about $400 million combined, Chen told reporters on the sidelines of an industry forum.
    
    "We completed the fund-raising for the new fund with no difficulties as our limited partners' interest in investing in China is still quite great," said Chen.
    
    Chen said Legend Capital's three previous funds had invested in about 70 projects and he expected to complete investments by the new fund within two years.
    
    Its portfolio included Chinese online book store Joyo.com, which was acquired by Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), as well as Nasdaq-listed Solarfun Power Holdings Co (SOLF.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Spreadtrum Communications Inc (SPRD.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), according to its website (www.legendcapital.com.cn).
    
    About 60 to 70 percent of the new fund will be invested in China's technology, media and telecoms sectors, while 20 to 30 percent will be invested in consumer-related sectors, Chen said.
    
    Legend Capital is in talks with domestic partners to set up a yuan-denominated private equity fund, which would be subject to regulatory approvals, Chen said, although he gave no further details. (Reporting by George Chen and Helen Ding; Editing by Edmund Klamann
    
17. [verwijderd] 10 juli 2008 09:01

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    Interview: Lenovo’s Strategic Sales Move
    Posted by Rob Enderle on July 8, 2008 at 10:46 am
    
    In North America, this is likely going to be a tough year for anyone selling just about anything into the U.S., because both companies and consumers will have fewer dollars to spend. What consumers and IT buyers are likely to favor is anything that saves them money.
    
    On the consumer side, another potential benefit to the PC segment is that while people are cutting back on travel and driving, they seem to be increasing their use of the Web for entertainment and communication. This would mean that messaging that surrounded increased entertainment value and power conservation would resonate with consumers. For IT, a broader expense-reducing argument should shift buying behavior. Dell, HP and Lenovo are all solidly on the conservation path but Lenovo did something a little different. It put a finance guy in to run sales.
    
    The Power of “Leveling”
    
    Back when I took my own sales training, one of the lessons that stuck with me was the power of “leveling.” This is where you match the demeanor, background, and skill set of the person doing the selling with the person they are selling to. Increasingly this year and moving into the next, the person you are really selling in an IT purchase is the CFO, who is desperately looking for ways to spend money intelligently to improve his corporation’s bottom-line performance. This means he or she is focused solidly on economic benefits. This doesn’t mean that green and other initiatives won’t be important, but compared to saving money in a hard year, they will likely be less critical in North America.
    
    Given this problem, the best person to craft the sales messaging, help create training programs, and personally close large enterprise business would be someone with a strong accounting background. Someone who is used to talking to CFOs in their own language so that the message had the highest probability of resonating.
    
    And that is exactly who, six months ago, Lenovo put in to head its Americas sales organization.
    
    My Interview with Scott
    
    I spent this morning chatting with Scott DiValerio, the senior vice president and president of the Lenovo Americas group. I had met him years earlier during my quarterly finance calls with Microsoft when he was the corporate vice president of finance and administration and chief accounting officer. I think few can argue that from an accounting standpoint, Microsoft has historically been very well run. Prior to Microsoft, Scott had worked at The Walt Disney Company, one of the best-run companies in the world, and spent around 15 years at PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he would have come into contact with CFOs globally.
    
    For the last six months, Scott has been systematically improving the efficiency of Lenovo’s sales organization, which you would expect from someone with his background. He has brought in heavy hitters from AMD and Sony/Ericsson to improve both corporate and consumer efforts. In chatting with Scott, who questioned me about my outlook for the coming months as much as I questioned him, it struck me that he was in an ideal place and that Bill Amelio, Lenovo’s ex-Dell CEO, has shown incredible insight by choosing someone who has a finance background to run a unit that will be selling mostly on a finance message for the next couple of years.
    
    In hard times like the ones that North America is in, traditional sales organizations can get into trouble because they over-aggressively try to game the incentive system and/or bypass company policy to record unprofitable deals or make promises the company doesn’t agree with and can’t stand behind. Sales typically lives from quarter to quarter, but to address a problem like the one we currently have, the solution needs to be strategic; tactical rule bending can create catastrophic problems for the vendor and the customer.
    
    Wrapping Up
    
    In the end, Scott came across as capable and uniquely qualified to address both the leveling opportunity and prevent the normal misbehavior that often occurs inside sales organizations at times like these. I remain impressed with Bill Amelio’s strategic moves.
    
    
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    US companies drop off Fortune's list of 500 biggest
    Wed Jul 9, 2008 5:00am
    
    
    More than 29 Chinese companies appeared on the chart, the nation's best ever showing. Chinese companies, now among the world's 500 largest, include oil company Sinopec (0386.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and the world's No. 4 computer manufacturer Lenovo Group Ltd (0992.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz).
    
    

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    We hereby report the following purchases by our company of the above securities.
    Trading Day/Date
    Number of Securities Purchased
    Method of Purchase*
    Price per Share or Highest Price Paid $
    Lowest Price Paid $
    Total Paid $
    July 4, 2008
    1,000,000
    Exchange
    5.49
    5.40
    5,444,040.00
    Total
    1,000,000
    5,444,040.00
    * Either on the Exchange, on another stock exchange (stating the name of the exchange), by private arrangement or by general offer.
    B. Additional Information for company’s whose primary listing is on the Exchange
    1. Number of such securities purchased on the Exchange
    in the year to date (since ordinary resolution) (a) 147,718,000
    2. % of issued share capital at time ordinary resolution
    passed acquired on the Exchange since date of resolution
    ( (a) x 100 )
    ________________________________________
    8,556,801,022
    1.73
    %
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    www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN8bQbx31jo
    
    Lenovo likely to restart acquisition strategy
    
    BEIJING, Jul 11, 2008
    
    Lenovo Group (0992.HK; LNVGY.PK) intends to start up another acquisition following its successful acquisition of the PC business of IBM as it is not satisfied with its global market share and ranking, China Business News quoted Yang Yuanqing, Board Chairman of Lenovo, as saying.
    However, Yang did not disclose any potential target.
    
    "For the time being, it is just an intention," said Lenovo spokesman Zhu Guang.
    
    
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    Joint Venture auf der Kippe
    Siemens könnte Computer-Sparte abstoßen
    Fujitsu Siemens steht möglicherweise vor dem Aus: Der Münchener Technologiekonzern hat die Zusammenarbeit mit seinem japanischen Partner aufgekündigt. Die Zukunft der Computertochter ist damit offen.
    
    
    
    Diesen Artikel jetzt anhören Siemens werde den Vertrag mit Fujitsu vorsorglich bis zum Herbst kündigen, sagten mehrere mit dem Vorgang vertraute Personen der Nachrichtenagentur Reuters am Freitag. Was dann mit Fujitsu Siemens Computers (FSC) geschehe, sei offen. Die Unternehmen wollten sich zu den Informationen nicht äußern.
    
    Die beiden Partner müssen sich ihre Anteile - je 50 Prozent - zuerst gegenseitig anbieten. Erst nach einer Ablehnung ist ein Verkauf an Dritte möglich. Denkbar sei auch, dass einer der beiden Partner alle Anteile bei sich bündelt, um FSC als Ganzes weiterverkaufen zu können.
    
    Den Kreisen zufolge sind Manager des Münchener Unternehmens bereits zu entsprechenden Gesprächen nach Japan gereist. Die Verhandlungen dürften sich aber noch Monate hinziehen. Fujitsu habe aber kein Interesse daran, den FSC-Anteil zu übernehmen, hieß es aus japanischen Kreisen. "Falls sich Siemens zurückzieht, wird Fujitsu aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach deren Anteil im derzeitigen Marktumfeld nicht übernehmen. Die Marke Fujitsu allein trägt das Geschäft in Europa nicht, wo der Erfolg von billigen Modellen zu einem harten Preiskampf geführt hat", sagte ein Insider.
    
    Siemens-Chef Peter Löscher hat sich seit seinem Amtsantritt wiederholt unzufrieden über die Rendite des größten europäischen Computerherstellers geäußert. Dadurch war es auch zu Spannungen mit FSC-Chef Bernd Bischoff gekommen. Der Joint-Venture-Vertrag über FSC läuft im September 2009 aus. Um auszusteigen, müssen Siemens oder Fujitsu den Kontrakt ein Jahr zuvor kündigen, sonst verlängert sich die Kooperation automatisch um fünf Jahre.
    
    Siemens trennt sich derzeit von Randbereichen und zählt FSC nicht mehr zum Kerngeschäft. Der margenschwache Computerbauer leidet nach Ansicht der Konzernspitze unter seiner vorrangigen Ausrichtung auf den europäischen Markt und sollte besser global aufgestellt sein. Vor allem in Asien und Nordamerika vertreibt Fujitsu Computer aus eigener Fertigung und unter eigenem Namen.
    
    Homeserver von Fujitsu Siemens: Das schwierige Marktumfeld macht den Konzernen zu schaffenSiemens hatte Fujitsu 1999 ins Boot geholt, um die Nachteile seines regional begrenzten Geschäfts durch die Kooperation mit einem internationalen Akteur zu mildern, gemeinsam einzukaufen und Produkte zu entwickeln. Siemens brachte damals das Computer-Hardwaregeschäft von Siemens Nixdorf ein. Später übernahm FSC auch die Rechnerwartungs-Sparte von Siemens.
    
    FSC beschäftigt rund 10.500 Mitarbeiter, davon 6200 in Deutschland. Die größten Standorte sind Augsburg, das thüringische Sömmerda und München. Im vergangenen Geschäftsjahr erwirtschaftete die Gemeinschaftsfirma bei einem Umsatz von 6,6 Mrd. Euro einen Gewinn vor Steuern von 105 Mio. Euro. FSC-Chef Bischoff hatte in der vergangenen Woche angesichts der Dollarschwäche und des Preisverfalls bei Notebooks die Ziele für das Geschäftsjahr (bis Ende März 2009) infrage gestellt. Ursprünglich hatte er einen Vorsteuergewinn zwischen 105 und 200 Mio. Euro angepeilt. Im Februar hatte Bischoff gesagt, er halte Unternehmen für so solide, dass es mittelfristig an der Börse reüssieren könnte.