Sollte die Gewinndynamik in der absehbaren Zukunft anhalten, wovon man derzeit ausgehen kann, erscheint die Google Aktie (GOOGL) derzeit moderat bewertet. Die Aufteilung in diverse Geschäftsfelder, die meisten davon zukunftsträchtig, macht Google interessant. Neben der Suchmaschine und den Werbeeinnahmen, wäre hier noch die Vermessung der Welt via Google Maps und – Earth zu nennen, das mobile Business von Android, der Ausflug ins „autonome Fahren“, sowie das Thema „Augmented Reality“ via Google Glasses.
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Unsere Research-Artikel, Rezensionen und Leserbriefe erschienen, neben five-alive unter anderem bei mobile zeitgeist, seeking alpha, GoingPublic, amazon und boersengefluester.de
Zu den meist gelsenen Artikeln im letzten Quartal zählten: Opera Software ASA | An Almost All-in-one Investment YOC AG | zurück auf Null mobilezone | die schweizer freenet? Eine Lanze für den BlackBerry Q10 YOC AG | Ohne Kopf und StrategieAuch die weitere Artikelauswahl aus dem Jahre 2013 zeigt unsere Aktivitäten im „Asset Management & Research“ auf der einen, sowie unsere Erfahrung im „Mobile Business“, als ehemaliger mobiler Portalbetreiber und App-Entwickler auf der anderen Seite. So wundert es nicht, dass die meisten Researchartikel von five-alive Unternehmen aus dem Mobile Business zum Gegenstand haben, wie die folgende Auswahl in chronologischer Folge deutlich macht:
Opera Software ASA | An Almost All-in-one Investment
Opera, an almost all-in-one investment. Opera Software ASA (Opera) assembles emerging markets-, tech-, mobile-, small cap- and growth-investments, all in one share.
About Opera
Opera, a pioneer in mobile browsing, was founded in 1995 by Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner and Geir Ivarsoey, two staff-members of the Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor. Opera Software ASA went public in early 2004 and since then it is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (ticker OPERA) and headquartered in Oslo, Norway. In the USA, the American Depository Receipts (ADR) are traded over the counter with the ticker symbol OPESY (ISIN US68371J060).
The Opera group nowadays contains several technology corporations, such as AdMarvel Inc, an ad-serving and mediation platform, Mobile Theory, a premium mobile ad network in the United States, 4th Screen Advertising Ltd., a premium ad network in the United Kingdom, FastMail.FM, an email provider and Skyfire, the browser developer and network and video optimizer. The first three units, mentioned above, are combined as Opera Mediaworks.
Small Cap
With total assets of $402 million and a market capitalisation of $1.3 billion you may consider Opera as a true small cap, even if it is a global player in terms of mobile browsing. Currently, Opera counts 125,802,816 shares (fully diluted) or about 62.901.404 ADRs. The Opera ADR is not listed on a US exchange, but trades in the over-the-counter market, at which each ADR is equivalent to two shares. Most of the market capitalisation can be considered as free float.
Growth
In the latest presentation, Opera says they enable more than 400 million internet consumer to connect and discover the world wide web. And the number is growing. Alone the number of its mobile users has grown more than 20% during the last 12 months, from 210 million to more than 260 million active monthly mobile users. Especially the completely renewed Opera Browser for Androidsmart phones and tablets was a huge success. The number of active monthly Android users grew more than 100% from 25 to 65 milllion in July 2013. Globally, Opera was the leading mobile browser brand until the summer of 2012. Nowadays Opera takes the third position, just behind Android and Apple, which are both showing a falling tendency, while Opera`s mobile market share seems to be gaining slightly again.
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The Opera group nowadays contains several technology corporations, such as AdMarvel Inc, an ad-serving and mediation platform, Mobile Theory, a premium mobile ad network in the United States, 4th Screen Advertising Ltd., a premium ad network in the United Kingdom, FastMail.FM, an email provider and Skyfire, the browser developer and network and video optimizer. The first three units, mentioned above, are combined as Opera Mediaworks.
Small Cap
With total assets of $402 million and a market capitalisation of $1.3 billion you may consider Opera as a true small cap, even if it is a global player in terms of mobile browsing. Currently, Opera counts 125,802,816 shares (fully diluted) or about 62.901.404 ADRs. The Opera ADR is not listed on a US exchange, but trades in the over-the-counter market, at which each ADR is equivalent to two shares. Most of the market capitalisation can be considered as free float.
Growth
In the latest presentation, Opera says they enable more than 400 million internet consumer to connect and discover the world wide web. And the number is growing. Alone the number of its mobile users has grown more than 20% during the last 12 months, from 210 million to more than 260 million active monthly mobile users. Especially the completely renewed Opera Browser for Androidsmart phones and tablets was a huge success. The number of active monthly Android users grew more than 100% from 25 to 65 milllion in July 2013. Globally, Opera was the leading mobile browser brand until the summer of 2012. Nowadays Opera takes the third position, just behind Android and Apple, which are both showing a falling tendency, while Opera`s mobile market share seems to be gaining slightly again.
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YOC AG | Ohne Kopf und Strategie Der Artikel hat scheinbar nach der Wiederkehr des geschassten CEOs und Gründers der YOC AG, Dirk Kraus, und den darauf folgenden Abgang zweier Aufsichtsräte für die Anleger und Leser nichts an Aktualität verloren.