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Technology Stocks : Internet Capital Group Inc. (ICGE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: EddieMacG who wrote (4118)	3/14/2006 11:03:14 PM
From: puborectalis	Respond to of 4187

San Francisco, CA – March 14, 2006 – Freeborders, a leading technology outsourcing provider from China, announced the appointment of Paul Machle as Chief Financial Officer. With more than 20 years of corporate finance experience in software development and technology outsourcing, Machle will oversee Freeborders’ financial operations and play an integral role in the company’s continued growth strategy. “Paul has proven experience in overseeing financial operations of dynamic, rapidly growing organizations,” said Freeborders co-CEO Ramsey Walker.“With his strong track record, he’ll contribute greatly to our growth as we continue to strengthen Freeborders’ position within the IT outsourcing market from China.” “Freeborders has been at the forefront of the technology outsourcing industry with its unique approach and innovative strategy,” said Paul Machle, Freeborders CFO. “I look forward to joining its talented management team and being a part of the company’s continued growth.”

To: EddieMacG who wrote (4118)	3/22/2006 12:35:24 AM
From: livarot	Respond to of 4187

I just checked the CEF Association. It looks like about 20% of domestic equity funds sell at a discounts of 12% or greater. About 40% sell at NAV or at a premium. Of course, the NAV of a CEF is calculated from shares which themselves are valued at several times book. If ICGE is a CEF, let's give it three times book and a premium! $35/share. I don't know how to value ICGE, but the balance sheet says they made a lot of money last year. If they do it again, they may finally get some respect.