Aandeel TomTom AEX:TOM2.NL, NL0013332471

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lordonehope schreef op 27 januari 2014 17:10:

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€10.60........kun je heel wat voor doen in de Muurstraat.

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inspirator schreef op 27 januari 2014 17:54:

Gaat TomTom AND over nemen ?

www.belegger.nl/aandeel-AND_Int.koersen

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tweede kerstdag schreef op 27 januari 2014 18:36:

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nu ga je echt onzin verkopen

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inspirator schreef op 27 januari 2014 21:15:

enigste wat Inspirator verkoopt voor een spotprijs is zijn schoonmoeder

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inspirator schreef op 24 januari 2014 09:35:

Winstpakker:

TomTom powering maps op 650 miljoen iOS devices.
Winstbijdrage 300 miljoen euro per jaar; maps en traffic diensten.
Waarde TomTom maps voor Apple is 20 euro per aandeel TomTom.

PND, Business Solutions en Fitness doet waarde stijgen van TomTom naar 30 euro per aandeel.

Afsplitsing maps; geeft hoogste waarde van de som der delen.

Over 11 beursdagen meer details over waardesom TomTom.

There are many great turn-by-turn apps out there, but the one provided by Apple's Maps is the one I use most often. The primary reason is how well integrated into the whole OS it is. All I have to do to get home from anywhere is just tell Siri to "take me home" and she takes me there. If that isn't enough to convince you to use Apple Maps for directions, there are quite a few other things you can do with Siri while navigating that make it totally worth it.

www.macobserver.com/tmo/article/usefu...

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inspirator schreef op 27 januari 2014 23:39:

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Cash: $159 billion, up from $147 billion last quarter.

Apple kan met verdiensten van 1 kwartaal een bod doen op TomTom van 30 euro per aandeel.

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inspirator schreef op 28 januari 2014 00:11:

Apple's iOS 7 now on 80% of compatible iOS devices

Apple Maps (maps powered by TomTom) op 80% van ios devices.

appleinsider.com/articles/14/01/27/ap...

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inspirator schreef op 28 januari 2014 08:20:

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bij 80% van 650 miljoen iOS devices is TomTom toch eventje mapleverancier van >500 miljoen iOS devices

met 0,50 dollar per device jaarlijkse winstbijdrage van slordige 250 miljoen dollar voor TomTom

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kingwoep schreef op 28 januari 2014 08:46:

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Van waar haal jij die 0.5$?
Is dit bekend?

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inspirator schreef op 28 januari 2014 08:24:

Apple (AAPL) needs to, or at least should, acquire TomTom to secure its position in mapping and location technology.

Without A Buyer, TomTom's Route Is Unclear

Jan. 26, 2014 11:28 PM ET| About: TMOAY, Includes: NOK

Disclosure: I am long LNVGY, . (More...)


When the best exit strategy for a stock is a buyout from a company that may not actually need the products or technology involved, it's tough for me to get all that excited. Be that as it may, the potential of a buyout has been the strongest bull argument for TomTom (OTCPK:TMOAY) (TOM2.AS) for over a year, as many have argued that Apple (AAPL) needs to, or at least should, acquire TomTom to secure its position in mapping and location technology.

There's little argument that mapping/location/navigation technology is important for smartphone manufacturers, and increasingly for automobile manufacturers as well. Whether its important enough for another company to shell out the more than the $1.6 billion it would likely take to acquire TomTom is debatable. The rise of "social mapping" is creating more technology options and the sale of Nokia's (NOK) handset business to Microsoft makes Nokia a more viable licensing partner. I'm not going to rule out the possibility of a company buying TomTom for its map assets, but the stock appears about 20% overvalued on its own independent merits and that makes this more of a binary story than I prefer.

A Necessary Asset … With Three Providers

Maps and GPS-based location/navigation functionality has become a virtual must-have for smartphone manufactures. That leads them to one of three providers - TomTom, Nokia, or Google (GOOG). As OEMs have in the past proven reluctant to deal too extensively with their competition, TomTom has been a beneficiary as companies like Google, Sony, and Samsung have licensed their mapping technology.

Those relationships have been changing. Google has built and bought its own mapping technology, and its licensing payments to TomTom have been declining for a few years. At the same time, Nokia's exit from the handset business may make it a more suitable partner for other handset OEMs, and Samsung chose Nokia instead of TomTom as the map provider for its new Tizen OS.

seekingalpha.com/article/1968591-with...