CDC Cl-A

automatisch verkauft für 2,58€ ist es bei Euch auch so?

Mit dem Gewinn hieraus hab ich mir 2 Aktien gekauft - von dennen ich mir die nächsten 1-2-3 Jahre deutliche Kurssteigerungen verspreche. ( = Long-Investment) Kann mir durchaus vorstellen - das beide Aktien sich in diesem Zeitraum ver-10fachen können.........!! ( meine Meinung) 1. Netsol Technologies Inc. 2. DANG DANG E-Commerce ( die Amazon China´s !! ) Ich bin von beiden Aktien sehr überzeugt , das diese eine tolle Performence die nächsten Wochen/Monate hinlegen werden....! GoldenStock

Mit 14 Euro wirds nix ...............aber für 4,80 Euro könnt ihr meine Stück nun haben........!!! Sind ab Montag im Verkauf - Limit 4,80 Euro. ( = 6,10 Dollar ) GoldenStock

Folgende News hab ich gerade gefunden........... CDC Bankruptcy Plan to Give Holders as Much as $6.10 a Share By Bill Rochelle - Sep 7, 2012 6:00 AM GMT+0200 CDC Corp. (CDCAQ), a China-based enterprise software developer also known as Chinadotcom, won a judge’s approval of a bankruptcy reorganization plan where shareholders will get as much as $6.10 a share. The shares yesterday rose as much as 21 percent to $6 as of 3:52 p.m. New York time after opening at $4.95. Shares closed at $5.44, up 49 cents. The cash for equity holders resulted from CDC’s sale of its 87 percent interest in CDC Software Corp. for $249.8 million to Archipelago Holding, an affiliate of Vista Equity Holdings. After paying a $65 million secured judgment claim and other costs, CDC was left with a net of $172.8 million when the sale was completed in April. Unsecured creditors with $2.9 million in claims were paid in full and thus didn’t vote on the plan. Shareholders should expect to receive at least $5.01 a share, according to the disclosure statement explaining the plan. The stock price has ranged in the last three years from $9.57 in April 2010 to 78 cents in December 2011. CDC’s petition listed assets at $377.4 million and debt of $250.2 million. For the first half of 2011, revenue of $158.9 million resulted in a $17.8 million operating loss and a $23.9 million net loss. The case is In re CDC Corp., 11-79079, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta). To contact the reporter on this story: Bill Rochelle in New York at wrochelle@bloomberg.net To contact the editor responsible for this story: John Pickering at jpickering@bloomberg.net