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Deutsche Bank Downgrades Baidu (BIDU) to Hold
August 23, 2010 7:49 AM EDT
Deutsche Bank downgrades Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) from Buy to Hold. The firm raised its price target on the stock from $80 to $86.
The firm believes that "With Baidu’s monetization metrics having taken a step up to a higher level, we expect the incremental benefit from Phoenix Nest to wane. We thus expect upside potential to market forecasts to be limited." Deutsche said its new price target reflects "stronger-than-expected operating leverage and a lower TAC payout ratio."
Shares of Baidu are indicated about 1.2% lower in this morning's pre-market session.
August 23, 2010 7:49 AM EDT
Deutsche Bank downgrades Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) from Buy to Hold. The firm raised its price target on the stock from $80 to $86.
The firm believes that "With Baidu’s monetization metrics having taken a step up to a higher level, we expect the incremental benefit from Phoenix Nest to wane. We thus expect upside potential to market forecasts to be limited." Deutsche said its new price target reflects "stronger-than-expected operating leverage and a lower TAC payout ratio."
Shares of Baidu are indicated about 1.2% lower in this morning's pre-market session.
ANALYSIS: CHINA'S WIRELESS SEARCH MARKET SEES GROWTH IN H1
Posted on: Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:47:42 EDT
BEIJING, Aug 23, 2010 (AsiaPulse via COMTEX) --
China's wireless search market achieved robust growth in the first half of 2010, according to statistics released by market research
firm Analysys International.
The traffic of wireless search in the first half of the year grew from 315 million times each day at the end of 2009 to 401 million times, rising 27.3 per cent. The daily traffic of page view (PV) increased 39.8 per cent to 1.58 billion times from 1.13 billion times by the end of 2009.
Analysys International holds that the vigorous development of China's wireless search market in the first half of 2010 should be attributed to three factors: first, the overall environment for the mobile Internet has been improved, which offered better use experience for service subscribers. Second, mobile Internet operators led by Baidu (BIDU.NASDAQ) launched cooperation between telecom operators and hardware manufacturers, which considerably expanded the number of wireless search service users. Third, wireless search firms made continual efforts to optimize existing products and development new products.
The structure of China's wireless search market changed a lot in the first half of this year, due to the rapid slide in market share of Google China. The market share held by Google China before its departure immediately became the target of other wireless search firms.
Market structure of the wireless search remained stable in the period from the final quarter of 2008 to the last quarter of 2009. The market shares of Baidu and Google converged, and they generally shared the leading position in the market.
The market share of Baidu surged from 26.55 per cent to 34.44 per cent by the second quarter of 2010, while Google's dived from 23.63 per cent to 12.29 per cent, and was surpassed by Easou.com, which until then had always been in the third place.
According to Analysys International, the PV volume and wireless search traffic will continue to increase, but the growth rate of both is expected to drop to about 11 per cent and 7 per cent respectively in the next two months, due to insufficient user coverage.
The market structure will not see major adjustment in the short term, but the market share of Baidu may increase further, and the market competition among wireless search firms in the second-tier group make be more intensive after the participation of China's leading web portals Tencent (0700.HK) and NetEase (NTES.Nasdaq), which respectively operate Soso.com and Youdao.com.
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Posted on: Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:47:42 EDT
BEIJING, Aug 23, 2010 (AsiaPulse via COMTEX) --
China's wireless search market achieved robust growth in the first half of 2010, according to statistics released by market research
firm Analysys International.
The traffic of wireless search in the first half of the year grew from 315 million times each day at the end of 2009 to 401 million times, rising 27.3 per cent. The daily traffic of page view (PV) increased 39.8 per cent to 1.58 billion times from 1.13 billion times by the end of 2009.
Analysys International holds that the vigorous development of China's wireless search market in the first half of 2010 should be attributed to three factors: first, the overall environment for the mobile Internet has been improved, which offered better use experience for service subscribers. Second, mobile Internet operators led by Baidu (BIDU.NASDAQ) launched cooperation between telecom operators and hardware manufacturers, which considerably expanded the number of wireless search service users. Third, wireless search firms made continual efforts to optimize existing products and development new products.
The structure of China's wireless search market changed a lot in the first half of this year, due to the rapid slide in market share of Google China. The market share held by Google China before its departure immediately became the target of other wireless search firms.
Market structure of the wireless search remained stable in the period from the final quarter of 2008 to the last quarter of 2009. The market shares of Baidu and Google converged, and they generally shared the leading position in the market.
The market share of Baidu surged from 26.55 per cent to 34.44 per cent by the second quarter of 2010, while Google's dived from 23.63 per cent to 12.29 per cent, and was surpassed by Easou.com, which until then had always been in the third place.
According to Analysys International, the PV volume and wireless search traffic will continue to increase, but the growth rate of both is expected to drop to about 11 per cent and 7 per cent respectively in the next two months, due to insufficient user coverage.
The market structure will not see major adjustment in the short term, but the market share of Baidu may increase further, and the market competition among wireless search firms in the second-tier group make be more intensive after the participation of China's leading web portals Tencent (0700.HK) and NetEase (NTES.Nasdaq), which respectively operate Soso.com and Youdao.com.
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BAIDU - Kurze Pause und weiter...
von Maciej Gaj
Freitag 20.08.2010, 14:50 Uhr
... Richtung neuer Jahreshochs.
Baidu .com - Kürzel: BIDU - ISIN: US0567521085
Börse: NYSE in USD / Kursstand: 83,67 $
Rückblick: Die Aktie von Baidu bewegte sich vom Dezembertief 2008 bei 10,05 $ stetig nach oben, knackte den Widerstand bei 42,91 $ aus Oktober 2007 und stieg vor wenigen Tagen bis auf ein Allzeithoch bei 88,32 $ an. Dabei hat die Aktie mehr als 161,8 % der vorhergehenden Abwärtsbewegung nach oben zurück gelegt und bewegt sich noch immer in einem stabilen Aufwärtstrend.
In den letzten Tagen sprang Baidu über den Horizontalwiderstand bei 82,29 $ hinweg und markierte damit ein neues Allzeithoch bei 88,32 $. Nach dem Hoch drehte der Kurs jedoch in einen sehr kurzfristigen Abwärtstrend nach unten hin ab. Dies kann sich als eine bullische Flagge herausstellen, wenn der Trend nach oben hin verlassen wird.
Charttechnischer Ausblick: Nach einem kurzen Rücksetzer bis ca. 77,64 $, besteht eine relativ gute Chance für die Aktie sich nach oben hin aus der Flagge zu befreien und weiter Richtung 96,39 $, was dem 261,8% Fibo- Retracement entspricht anzusteigen. Ein höheres Ziel kann im Moment nicht projiziert werden, weil das noch nie da gewesene Kurse sind und der Rest reine Spekulation wäre.
Kann die Unterstützung um 77,64 $ nicht gehalten werden und der Wert rutscht unter den mittelfristigen Aufwärtstrend ab, so kommen aktuelle Unterstützungen im Bereich der Schiebezone bei 66,03 $ ins Spiel. Darunter kann sogar die Marke von ca. 62,85 $ angelaufen werden.
Kursverlauf vom 29.12.2009 bis 19.08.2010 (log. Kerzendarstellung / 1 Kerze = 1 Tag)
von Maciej Gaj
Freitag 20.08.2010, 14:50 Uhr
... Richtung neuer Jahreshochs.
Baidu .com - Kürzel: BIDU - ISIN: US0567521085
Börse: NYSE in USD / Kursstand: 83,67 $
Rückblick: Die Aktie von Baidu bewegte sich vom Dezembertief 2008 bei 10,05 $ stetig nach oben, knackte den Widerstand bei 42,91 $ aus Oktober 2007 und stieg vor wenigen Tagen bis auf ein Allzeithoch bei 88,32 $ an. Dabei hat die Aktie mehr als 161,8 % der vorhergehenden Abwärtsbewegung nach oben zurück gelegt und bewegt sich noch immer in einem stabilen Aufwärtstrend.
In den letzten Tagen sprang Baidu über den Horizontalwiderstand bei 82,29 $ hinweg und markierte damit ein neues Allzeithoch bei 88,32 $. Nach dem Hoch drehte der Kurs jedoch in einen sehr kurzfristigen Abwärtstrend nach unten hin ab. Dies kann sich als eine bullische Flagge herausstellen, wenn der Trend nach oben hin verlassen wird.
Charttechnischer Ausblick: Nach einem kurzen Rücksetzer bis ca. 77,64 $, besteht eine relativ gute Chance für die Aktie sich nach oben hin aus der Flagge zu befreien und weiter Richtung 96,39 $, was dem 261,8% Fibo- Retracement entspricht anzusteigen. Ein höheres Ziel kann im Moment nicht projiziert werden, weil das noch nie da gewesene Kurse sind und der Rest reine Spekulation wäre.
Kann die Unterstützung um 77,64 $ nicht gehalten werden und der Wert rutscht unter den mittelfristigen Aufwärtstrend ab, so kommen aktuelle Unterstützungen im Bereich der Schiebezone bei 66,03 $ ins Spiel. Darunter kann sogar die Marke von ca. 62,85 $ angelaufen werden.
Kursverlauf vom 29.12.2009 bis 19.08.2010 (log. Kerzendarstellung / 1 Kerze = 1 Tag)
Baidu Recruits Video Player Programmers
Sohu IT, 8/20/10
Chinese internet company Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) has announced on its jobs webpage that it is recruiting several video codec engineers and video player product staff. Positions include video codec engineers, product designers, marketing staff, user interaction designers, operations staff, user research engineers, and senior visual designers. Applicants are required to have experience in player design and streaming on-demand media development; product designers will be responsible for the design of functionality including on-demand streaming and advertising network systems.
A source revealed that in addition to its video site Qiyi.com, Baidu resolved early this year to update its video strategy by overhauling its video search, releasing a client-side media player, and by integrating future products with the Baidu Union advertising network.
On March 3, Baidu announced in an internal email to employees that it was establishing a client application division to head up the former client software, client software services, and TTPlayer divisions.
Sohu IT, 8/20/10
Chinese internet company Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU) has announced on its jobs webpage that it is recruiting several video codec engineers and video player product staff. Positions include video codec engineers, product designers, marketing staff, user interaction designers, operations staff, user research engineers, and senior visual designers. Applicants are required to have experience in player design and streaming on-demand media development; product designers will be responsible for the design of functionality including on-demand streaming and advertising network systems.
A source revealed that in addition to its video site Qiyi.com, Baidu resolved early this year to update its video strategy by overhauling its video search, releasing a client-side media player, and by integrating future products with the Baidu Union advertising network.
On March 3, Baidu announced in an internal email to employees that it was establishing a client application division to head up the former client software, client software services, and TTPlayer divisions.
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[August 20, 2010]
Baidu mulls streaming media platform
BEIJING, Aug 20, 2010 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- The Chinese language search engine, Baidu (BIDU.NASDAQ) is working on developing a streaming media platform to enlarge its client-end product lines, said reports with Tech.sina.com.cn Friday.
According to the report, the platform is to include such supporting systems as a player, program requesting system, contents management system, and an advertising alliance system.
"The company plans to put 10 percent of new recruitment into R&D of the project", the report said.
Analysts said that the Baidu's trials in streaming media are an intentional step towards China's tri-networks integration, or the integration of telecommunications networks, cable TV networks, and the Internet.
However, so far Baidu has declined to comment on the news. (Edited by Duan Jing, duanjing@xinhua.org)
Baidu mulls streaming media platform
BEIJING, Aug 20, 2010 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- The Chinese language search engine, Baidu (BIDU.NASDAQ) is working on developing a streaming media platform to enlarge its client-end product lines, said reports with Tech.sina.com.cn Friday.
According to the report, the platform is to include such supporting systems as a player, program requesting system, contents management system, and an advertising alliance system.
"The company plans to put 10 percent of new recruitment into R&D of the project", the report said.
Analysts said that the Baidu's trials in streaming media are an intentional step towards China's tri-networks integration, or the integration of telecommunications networks, cable TV networks, and the Internet.
However, so far Baidu has declined to comment on the news. (Edited by Duan Jing, duanjing@xinhua.org)
Search Engine Partnerships Emergeby Dan Su, CFA | 08-16-10 | 8:12AM
Search engine giant Baidu had better watch out: Two search engine alliances were announced this past week as strong growth and attractive margins lure more businesses into the paid search market. On Friday, China Mobile and Xinhua News Agency announced that they are forming a joint venture to launch search engine services. Their plan is to marry Xinhua's edge in real-time news and information with China Mobile's huge subscriber base and business savvy, although neither side has much experience in the highly competitive Internet business, not to mention specific online search.
These firms have several factors in their favor: Both have strong brand recognition, and their government background should make it easier to obtain necessary regulatory approvals to get things started. However, running a successful search engine is a capital -and research-intensive business, and it would take several years to build a sufficiently robust technology platform and gather enough Internet traffic for the business model to work. We are skeptical that the alliance will make a dent in the overall search market in the near future, although the chance of success will be higher if the alliance focuses on location-based mobile search, given its easy access to China Mobile's 500 million subscribers. We think the alliance can easily make its search engine the default on the subscribers' mobile devices, but ultimately, it has to offer a comparable user experience to keep these users from switching to Baidu, which controls a third of the mobile search market and has invested heavily in the area.
We think the tie-up between Internet veterans Sohu and Alibaba, announced earlier last week, poses a more credible threat to Baidu. Sohu said it will spin off online search unit Sogou into a stand-alone business and sell a 16% stake to Alibaba Group founder Jack Ma and another 16% to Sohu founder and CEO Charles Zhang, although details of the capital injection and business collaboration were not disclosed.
We think the stake purchase by Ma sent a positive signal that Sogou can thrive as a viable search business and the tie-up will open many doors for the search engine in the e-commerce world, where Alibaba is a revered leader. Alibaba should also benefit from a search engine in its portfolio, which can connect buyers and sellers more efficiently online. We think collaboration between the two will most likely start in paid search for e-commerce, in order to leverage Alibaba's huge client base and well-established online payment system.
Sohu breaks out sales and gross profits for Sogou search in quarterly results. The search unit accounts for a tiny portion of Sohu's total sales (about 2%) and lost money in most quarters. According to a recent survey by third-party researcher Analysys, Sogou is the third most popular search engine in China with 0.8% market share, behind Baidu (70%) and Google (24%). Paid search advertisers reported by Sogou is only a fraction of the 400,000 small businesses that do business with Baidu, so there is plenty of room to grow if the small search engine can take advantage of its connection with Alibaba.
Search engine giant Baidu had better watch out: Two search engine alliances were announced this past week as strong growth and attractive margins lure more businesses into the paid search market. On Friday, China Mobile and Xinhua News Agency announced that they are forming a joint venture to launch search engine services. Their plan is to marry Xinhua's edge in real-time news and information with China Mobile's huge subscriber base and business savvy, although neither side has much experience in the highly competitive Internet business, not to mention specific online search.
These firms have several factors in their favor: Both have strong brand recognition, and their government background should make it easier to obtain necessary regulatory approvals to get things started. However, running a successful search engine is a capital -and research-intensive business, and it would take several years to build a sufficiently robust technology platform and gather enough Internet traffic for the business model to work. We are skeptical that the alliance will make a dent in the overall search market in the near future, although the chance of success will be higher if the alliance focuses on location-based mobile search, given its easy access to China Mobile's 500 million subscribers. We think the alliance can easily make its search engine the default on the subscribers' mobile devices, but ultimately, it has to offer a comparable user experience to keep these users from switching to Baidu, which controls a third of the mobile search market and has invested heavily in the area.
We think the tie-up between Internet veterans Sohu and Alibaba, announced earlier last week, poses a more credible threat to Baidu. Sohu said it will spin off online search unit Sogou into a stand-alone business and sell a 16% stake to Alibaba Group founder Jack Ma and another 16% to Sohu founder and CEO Charles Zhang, although details of the capital injection and business collaboration were not disclosed.
We think the stake purchase by Ma sent a positive signal that Sogou can thrive as a viable search business and the tie-up will open many doors for the search engine in the e-commerce world, where Alibaba is a revered leader. Alibaba should also benefit from a search engine in its portfolio, which can connect buyers and sellers more efficiently online. We think collaboration between the two will most likely start in paid search for e-commerce, in order to leverage Alibaba's huge client base and well-established online payment system.
Sohu breaks out sales and gross profits for Sogou search in quarterly results. The search unit accounts for a tiny portion of Sohu's total sales (about 2%) and lost money in most quarters. According to a recent survey by third-party researcher Analysys, Sogou is the third most popular search engine in China with 0.8% market share, behind Baidu (70%) and Google (24%). Paid search advertisers reported by Sogou is only a fraction of the 400,000 small businesses that do business with Baidu, so there is plenty of room to grow if the small search engine can take advantage of its connection with Alibaba.
Baidu Said to Launch Computer Manager, Software Search
Posted on: Mon, 16 Aug 2010 07:49:20 EDT
SHANGHAI, Aug 16, 2010 (SinoCast Daily Business Beat via COMTEX) --
Baidu Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU | PowerRating), the leading Chinese language Internet search provider, is set to launch a computer management product, said sources.
The product, integrating the functions including downloading, software management and anti-virus, will be embedded with a high-speed download manager. The download manager, with cloud installation mode, will allow users to achieve fast downloading, installation and use.
Baidu will kick off promotion of the product and as planned, download Web sites will gain income sharing provided that they take part in the promotion.
Meanwhile, Baidu will launch its software search function. Based on XML format provided by the company, download Web sites could submit software data to its software search platform. Later, the platform will arrange the data in indices such as download speed
, download Web site security, and software security and then present them to users.
So far, it has been unknown when the Nasdaq-listed company will formally launch the two products.
Source: www.sina.com.cn (August 16, 2010)
Posted on: Mon, 16 Aug 2010 07:49:20 EDT
SHANGHAI, Aug 16, 2010 (SinoCast Daily Business Beat via COMTEX) --
Baidu Inc. (NASDAQ: BIDU | PowerRating), the leading Chinese language Internet search provider, is set to launch a computer management product, said sources.
The product, integrating the functions including downloading, software management and anti-virus, will be embedded with a high-speed download manager. The download manager, with cloud installation mode, will allow users to achieve fast downloading, installation and use.
Baidu will kick off promotion of the product and as planned, download Web sites will gain income sharing provided that they take part in the promotion.
Meanwhile, Baidu will launch its software search function. Based on XML format provided by the company, download Web sites could submit software data to its software search platform. Later, the platform will arrange the data in indices such as download speed
, download Web site security, and software security and then present them to users.
So far, it has been unknown when the Nasdaq-listed company will formally launch the two products.
Source: www.sina.com.cn (August 16, 2010)
Big moving companies quit Baidu
Created: 2010-8-12 0:33:35
SHANGHAI'S legal moving companies announced yesterday that they will quit the online business platform of Baidu.com, accusing it of promoting unlicensed moving firms.
More than 20 licensed companies said they will also stop advertising and paid links with Baidu.
After the pullout, all information about moving companies on Baidu would then belong to unlicensed firms, according to a joint statement issued yesterday by the industry association.
The Shanghai Traffic Law Enforcement team said there are at least 300 unlicensed companies that use the same names as licensed firms.
Last year, there were more than 730 complaints about fake business operators overcharging or even stealing goods from customers, officials said. Some unlicensed firms were found leaving the phone number of a licensed company to customers who intended to complain.
"The fakes make the money while the real companies take the blame," said the association's statement.
Earlier this year the city closed 35 websites related to unlicensed moving companies.
Many unauthorized companies have paid Baidu to promote their links and phone numbers, the legal companies claimed.
The industry association called on Baidu to stop selling links to unlicensed moving firms as it has largely damaged the reputation of approved firms.
Liu Weijun, vice general manager of Shanghai Gongxing House-moving and Logistic Co, said they sent a complaint letter in late July to Baidu. It demanded that all links to unlicensed companies be removed in three days.
"It's embarrassing when a customer complains and it turns out they were cheated by somebody else," Liu said.
A Baidu public relations official said she did not know about Gongxing's letter.
Created: 2010-8-12 0:33:35
SHANGHAI'S legal moving companies announced yesterday that they will quit the online business platform of Baidu.com, accusing it of promoting unlicensed moving firms.
More than 20 licensed companies said they will also stop advertising and paid links with Baidu.
After the pullout, all information about moving companies on Baidu would then belong to unlicensed firms, according to a joint statement issued yesterday by the industry association.
The Shanghai Traffic Law Enforcement team said there are at least 300 unlicensed companies that use the same names as licensed firms.
Last year, there were more than 730 complaints about fake business operators overcharging or even stealing goods from customers, officials said. Some unlicensed firms were found leaving the phone number of a licensed company to customers who intended to complain.
"The fakes make the money while the real companies take the blame," said the association's statement.
Earlier this year the city closed 35 websites related to unlicensed moving companies.
Many unauthorized companies have paid Baidu to promote their links and phone numbers, the legal companies claimed.
The industry association called on Baidu to stop selling links to unlicensed moving firms as it has largely damaged the reputation of approved firms.
Liu Weijun, vice general manager of Shanghai Gongxing House-moving and Logistic Co, said they sent a complaint letter in late July to Baidu. It demanded that all links to unlicensed companies be removed in three days.
"It's embarrassing when a customer complains and it turns out they were cheated by somebody else," Liu said.
A Baidu public relations official said she did not know about Gongxing's letter.
SmarTrend Watching für Pullback in Aktien von Baidu Nach 1,19% Gewinn (BIDU)
Geschrieben am Di, 2010.08.10 - 12:59 Amby Chip Brian
Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU) gehandelt in einem Bereich vor, dass von einem Tief von 86,70 $ auf ein Hoch von 88,00 $ aufgespannt. Gestern gewannen die Aktien 1,19%, die Trading Range oberhalb der 3-Tages-Hoch von 86,91 $ am Volumen 8.800.000 Aktien übernahm.
Aktien von Baidu sind derzeit Handel über ihren 50-Tage gleitenden Durchschnitt (MA) von 74,97 $ und über ihre 200-Tage-MA von 57,22 $. Suchen Sie diese MAs zu bieten Unterstützung für einen kurzfristigen Pullback an den Aktien.
SmarTrend ist auf Aktien von Baidu bullish und unsere Abonnenten wurden alarmiert, um am 23. Juli 2010 bei 76,36 $ kaufen. Der Bestand hat sich um 14,7% gestiegen, da die Ausschreibung zugrunde.
SmarTrend hat die Aktien in einem Aufwärtstrend und erwartet, dass der Aktienkurs Pullback in Richtung 86,91 $ Support-Level. Danach erwarten wir, dass es nach oben zu bewegen mit ihren Kollegen in den Internet Information Providers SmarTrend Industrie.
Geschrieben am Di, 2010.08.10 - 12:59 Amby Chip Brian
Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU) gehandelt in einem Bereich vor, dass von einem Tief von 86,70 $ auf ein Hoch von 88,00 $ aufgespannt. Gestern gewannen die Aktien 1,19%, die Trading Range oberhalb der 3-Tages-Hoch von 86,91 $ am Volumen 8.800.000 Aktien übernahm.
Aktien von Baidu sind derzeit Handel über ihren 50-Tage gleitenden Durchschnitt (MA) von 74,97 $ und über ihre 200-Tage-MA von 57,22 $. Suchen Sie diese MAs zu bieten Unterstützung für einen kurzfristigen Pullback an den Aktien.
SmarTrend ist auf Aktien von Baidu bullish und unsere Abonnenten wurden alarmiert, um am 23. Juli 2010 bei 76,36 $ kaufen. Der Bestand hat sich um 14,7% gestiegen, da die Ausschreibung zugrunde.
SmarTrend hat die Aktien in einem Aufwärtstrend und erwartet, dass der Aktienkurs Pullback in Richtung 86,91 $ Support-Level. Danach erwarten wir, dass es nach oben zu bewegen mit ihren Kollegen in den Internet Information Providers SmarTrend Industrie.
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