Xro - xero

[Copper]

Love it Cecil and Steve and wish I was so switched on but is the Share Price going up???

[zs_cecil]

Love it Cecil and Steve and wish I was so switched on but is the Share Price going up???

I want to know that too Copper.

[David Hardman]

Not saying these guys are a threat to Xero in anyway what so ever but these guys play in a same space as Xero

http://www.jcurve.com.au/

The Jcurve business is being backed into ASX:STE. Deal gets completed this week.

[Toasty]

Not saying these guys are a threat to Xero in anyway what so ever but these guys play in a same space as Xero

http://www.jcurve.com.au/

The Jcurve business is being backed into ASX:STE. Deal gets completed this week.

From a small business perspective it actually looks like quite interesting software. Here is a dated article that suggests it may be more of a threat to Quicken and MYOB, always nice to hear. Things may have changed but that was just a quick search. http://boxfreeit.com.au/2011/10/31/o...unting-market/

[Copper]

Apparently tis the season to give away XRO shares. (tralalalala, la la la la)

Are you buying STE...see what the odd mention does to punters on this site...tks David..

[zs_cecil]

Nope, I dont buy "the next XRO/PBE/AAPL" because they are not first movers nor can they live up to expectations.

Sometimes the second movers are doing much better especially in their own market region. I vaguely remember I read some business theories explaining second mover advantages when I was a student in Uni.

http://insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/the_second_mover_advantage


Sometimes, I feel that it may be a little hard to identify if companies like Xero are belonging to first movers or the second. The account software market have already been mature when Xero was found. But it is first few company to redefine the market through their innovation on the product and business model.

[Snow Leopard]

One of the the problems, from my perspective, of tailored internet advertising is that you get stalked round the websites once some algorithm pigeon holes you.

So my persona is apparently one where I am an American QuickBooks user.

Now's the prefect time to switch to Xero

Further targeted adverts refine this persona to one who flies business class, is considering replacing my small Honda motorbike with a Bentley Flying Spur and is trying to get into Australia illegally by boat from Indonesia.

Best Wishes
Paper Tiger

[Stranger_Danger]

One of the the problems, from my perspective, of tailored internet advertising is that you get stalked round the websites once some algorithm pigeon holes you.

So my persona is apparently one where I am an American QuickBooks user.

Now's the prefect time to switch to Xero

Further targeted adverts refine this persona to one who flies business class, is considering replacing my small Honda motorbike with a Bentley Flying Spur and is trying to get into Australia illegally by boat from Indonesia.

Best Wishes
Paper Tiger

Yep, I'm getting that one too, as well as being offered new gym equipment, tips on gold mining stocks and, bizarrely, some christian cult the end of the world is nigh type of newsletter.

[Casino]

Oh and I really like the fact that she got advised to stop using QBs and switch to Excel instead - solid low blow there

Nice touch. If you like Intuit bashing, then you will love Mike Block's blog:

http://www.quickbooks-blog.com/

[Stranger_Danger]

Nice touch. If you like Intuit bashing, then you will love Mike Block's blog:

http://www.quickbooks-blog.com/

I read a few entries until I got to http://www.quickbooks-blog.com/2013/...by-intuit.html

Ummmm....ok!