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From: | "Graeme Martin" <Martin.Graeme.S38@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 1 Feb 2001 09:15:39 +1300 |
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There are lies and statistics - in the Christchurch Press an article
"
Sega considering dumping dreamcast" p17 it quotes 40% of Americans, 25% of
Canadians are happy to purchase online, only 12% of Australians are."
On page 18 the article "Sending e-mail dominates net use" John
Naughton says that only "4 or 5% regularly engage in online banking or
shopping."
I go to my local Tertiary Educational Institution and I still get bombarded
that E-tailing
is the best thing - the real growth sector. Have the marketing whizz
kids got it wrong - has the business to consumer website bubble burst?
They very quickly tell me "Are, but what about business to business
(B2B) there is the next growth area."
I am very wary now about buying into E-commerce related technology
stocks. Too many are chasing too small a section of the retail section of
the market. Am I a modern luddite?
Graeme Martin
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