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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.235.114 von siba am 20.10.11 08:37:33Verstehen nicht unbedingt, Nutzen vielleicht
Higher highs, higher lows
Unten rein, oben wieder raus, oder immer nur unten rein. Das ist ein volatiler Aufwärtstrend.
Einfaches Einfügen von wallstreetONLINE Charts: So funktionierts.
Higher highs, higher lows
Unten rein, oben wieder raus, oder immer nur unten rein. Das ist ein volatiler Aufwärtstrend.
Lauter Erfolgsmeldungen und trotzdem heute mal wieder 5% runter.
Muss man das verstehen?
siba
Muss man das verstehen?
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13.10.2011
Marktanteile PC-Hersteller
Lenovo überholt Dell
Lenovo-Produktion in Shanghai: Der Computerbauer konnte seinen Marktanteil auf 13,5 Prozent ausbauen
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Lenovo-Produktion in Shanghai: Der Computerbauer konnte seinen Marktanteil auf 13,5 Prozent ausbauen
Trotz der Unsicherheiten über die Zukunft der PC-Sparte konnte der Computerkonzern Hewlett-Packard seinen Marktanteil im dritten Quartal ausbauen. Damit verteidigte HP auch die Weltmarktführerschaft. Auf den hinteren Rängen gab es dagegen eine Überraschung.
Stamford - Hewlett-Packard (HP) habe im dritten Quartal einen Marktanteil von 17,7 Prozent erreicht, teilte das Marktforschungsinstitut Gartner mit. Damit bleibt der Computerhersteller Weltmarktführer. Im Vorjahreszeitraum kam HP 17,3 Prozent.
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Damit haben sich die Befürchtungen, dass dem Konzern wegen der möglichen Abspaltung der PC-Sparte die Kunden abspringen könnten, nicht bestätigt. Der frühere Konzernchef Léo Apotheker hatte die PC-Sparte im August zur Disposition gestellt. Er wollte HP Chart zeigen stärker auf lukrativere Geschäftsbereiche wie Software und Dienstleistungen ausrichten.
Die Ankündigung hatte den Aktienkurs in die Tiefe gerissen und kostete Apotheker letztlich den Job. Seine Nachfolgerin Meg Whitman scheint dagegen gewillt, das Geschäft im Unternehmen zu belassen. Eine endgültige Entscheidung soll bis Ende dieses Monats fallen.
HP lieferte im abgelaufenen Quartal 16,2 Millionen Geräte aus - ein Plus von 5,3 Prozent. Von den hohen Zuwächsen der Vergangenheit konnte aber auch der Marktführer nur träumen. Der PC-Markt insgesamt hat sich abgeschwächt und konnte nur noch um 3,2 Prozent zulegen. Vor allem Privatkunden griffen mittlerweile häufig zu Tabletcomputern wie dem iPad oder zu Smartphones, sagte Gartner-Analystin Mikako Kitagawa.
Besonders schmerzhaft bekam Dell Chart zeigen den Umschwung zu spüren: Der Konzern wurde weniger PCs als vor einem Jahr los, der Marktanteil fiel auf 11,6 Prozent. Der chinesische Rivale Lenovo Chart zeigen konnte sich dadurch und durch eigene kräftige Zuwächse mit einem Marktanteil von 13,5 Prozent erstmals auf den zweiten Platz in der Verkaufsliste vorschieben. Lenovo hatte die deutsche Elektronikfirma Medion Chart zeigen geschluckt und arbeitet bei PC´s mit dem japanischen Technologiekonzern NEC Chart zeigen zusammen.
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Lenovo steigt zum zweigrößten PC-Hersteller weltweit auf
Lenovo
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10:48 13/10/2011
PEKING, 13. Oktober (RIA Novosti).
Der chinesische Computerbauer Lenovo hat nach eigenen Angaben die US-Konkurrenten Dell Inc. und Acer überholt und ist zum zweigrößten PC-Hersteller weltweit hinter HP aufgestiegen.
Im dritten Quartal 2011 konnte der chinesische Konzern laut einer Studie des Markforschers International Data Corporation 12,6 Millionen Personalcomputer auf den Markt bringen und seinen Markanteil auf 13,7 Prozent aufstocken.
Das sei bislang das beste Ergebnis des Unternehmens am PC-Markt, sagte Lenovo-CEO Yang Yuanqing. Der Konzern habe gute Chancen, im Endeffekt zum Marktführer aufzusteigen.
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Lenovo steigt zum zweigrößten PC-Hersteller weltweit auf
Lenovo
Lenovo
© AFP/ Ethan Miller/Getty Images
10:48 13/10/2011
PEKING, 13. Oktober (RIA Novosti).
Der chinesische Computerbauer Lenovo hat nach eigenen Angaben die US-Konkurrenten Dell Inc. und Acer überholt und ist zum zweigrößten PC-Hersteller weltweit hinter HP aufgestiegen.
Im dritten Quartal 2011 konnte der chinesische Konzern laut einer Studie des Markforschers International Data Corporation 12,6 Millionen Personalcomputer auf den Markt bringen und seinen Markanteil auf 13,7 Prozent aufstocken.
Das sei bislang das beste Ergebnis des Unternehmens am PC-Markt, sagte Lenovo-CEO Yang Yuanqing. Der Konzern habe gute Chancen, im Endeffekt zum Marktführer aufzusteigen.
Auch hier wir der Marktanteil von LENOVO nunmehr mit 13,7% angegeben:
http://de.rian.ru/business/20111013/260939911.html
Selbst HP könnte unter Zugrundelegung des momentanen Tempos schon in 1-2 Jahren überholt werden können. Und der Kurs will im Augenblick trotz des wackeligen Umfeldes nach oben - ich finde das nicht so schlecht.
http://de.rian.ru/business/20111013/260939911.html
Selbst HP könnte unter Zugrundelegung des momentanen Tempos schon in 1-2 Jahren überholt werden können. Und der Kurs will im Augenblick trotz des wackeligen Umfeldes nach oben - ich finde das nicht so schlecht.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.195.647 von mobilinchen am 11.10.11 10:03:220,5,
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HP expands PC lead, Lenovo No. 2 for 1st time
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(Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co's personal computer shipments grew 5.3 percent in the third quarter, while China's Lenovo overtook Dell to become the world's No. 2 PC maker for the first time, according to data from two influential research firms.
HP -- which is scrambling to decide whether to sell, keep or spin off its PC division by the end of October -- now commands a 17.7 percent share of an ailing global market, up marginally from 17.3 percent a year ago, tech research house Gartner said.
Rival firm IDC put HP's market share at 18.1 percent. IDC also ranked HP, Lenopvo and Dell Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Wall Street analysts had speculated a premature announcement about the potential spinoff of HP's largest division would drive customers away.
Lenovo, aided by a laptop-sales tie-up with Japan's NEC and aggressive marketing, expanded its market share to 13.5 percent from 11.1 percent, eclipsing Dell's 11.6 percent.
PC sales are sputtering as consumers turn increasingly to mobile devices from smartphones to tablets like Apple Inc's iPad, while faltering economies pressure corporate spending on technology hardware.
But IDC foresaw a bounceback in 2012 as HP and other PC makers begin to crank out smaller "ultra-mobile" computers.
"For the moment, PCs have taken a backseat to a range of other devices competing for shrinking consumer and business budgets," said Jay Chou, senior research analyst with IDC.
"While growth is expected to stay in mid-single digits in the fourth quarter, we should see faster growth in 2012 and beyond."
U.S. PC shipments edged up just 1.1 percent to 17.8 million units in the third quarter, according to Gartner. While anemic, that marked the first time shipments had grown in three straight quarters. HP notably expanded its shipments by 15.1 percent in its home market, the firm said.
"Despite the potential spinoff of its PC business, HP executives' efforts to give the appearance of 'business as usual' seemed to work," Gartner wrote in its statement.
Emerging markets -- such as Lenovo's backyard, China -- remain however a rare bright spot in an otherwise gloomy outlook.
"The PC industry has been performing below normal seasonality," said Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner. "As expected, back-to-school PC sales were disappointing in mature markets, confirming that the consumer PC market continues to be weak. The popularity of non-PC devices, including media tablets, such as the iPad and smartphones, took consumers' spending away from PCs.
"As the PC market faced a slowdown, vendor consolidation has become a more apparent trend in the industry. Lenovo's recent merger with NEC, and its acquisition of Medion, as well as HP's announcement that it may spin off or sell its PC business, underlined this trend during the quarter."
(Reporting by Edwin Chan; Editing by Gary Hill)
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HP expands PC lead, Lenovo No. 2 for 1st time
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(Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co's personal computer shipments grew 5.3 percent in the third quarter, while China's Lenovo overtook Dell to become the world's No. 2 PC maker for the first time, according to data from two influential research firms.
HP -- which is scrambling to decide whether to sell, keep or spin off its PC division by the end of October -- now commands a 17.7 percent share of an ailing global market, up marginally from 17.3 percent a year ago, tech research house Gartner said.
Rival firm IDC put HP's market share at 18.1 percent. IDC also ranked HP, Lenopvo and Dell Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Wall Street analysts had speculated a premature announcement about the potential spinoff of HP's largest division would drive customers away.
Lenovo, aided by a laptop-sales tie-up with Japan's NEC and aggressive marketing, expanded its market share to 13.5 percent from 11.1 percent, eclipsing Dell's 11.6 percent.
PC sales are sputtering as consumers turn increasingly to mobile devices from smartphones to tablets like Apple Inc's iPad, while faltering economies pressure corporate spending on technology hardware.
But IDC foresaw a bounceback in 2012 as HP and other PC makers begin to crank out smaller "ultra-mobile" computers.
"For the moment, PCs have taken a backseat to a range of other devices competing for shrinking consumer and business budgets," said Jay Chou, senior research analyst with IDC.
"While growth is expected to stay in mid-single digits in the fourth quarter, we should see faster growth in 2012 and beyond."
U.S. PC shipments edged up just 1.1 percent to 17.8 million units in the third quarter, according to Gartner. While anemic, that marked the first time shipments had grown in three straight quarters. HP notably expanded its shipments by 15.1 percent in its home market, the firm said.
"Despite the potential spinoff of its PC business, HP executives' efforts to give the appearance of 'business as usual' seemed to work," Gartner wrote in its statement.
Emerging markets -- such as Lenovo's backyard, China -- remain however a rare bright spot in an otherwise gloomy outlook.
"The PC industry has been performing below normal seasonality," said Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner. "As expected, back-to-school PC sales were disappointing in mature markets, confirming that the consumer PC market continues to be weak. The popularity of non-PC devices, including media tablets, such as the iPad and smartphones, took consumers' spending away from PCs.
"As the PC market faced a slowdown, vendor consolidation has become a more apparent trend in the industry. Lenovo's recent merger with NEC, and its acquisition of Medion, as well as HP's announcement that it may spin off or sell its PC business, underlined this trend during the quarter."
(Reporting by Edwin Chan; Editing by Gary Hill)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.195.647 von mobilinchen am 11.10.11 10:03:22Moin,moin
Quelle:
http://www.cnbc.comid44883187?__source=yahoo%7Cheadline%7Cqu…
Hewlett-Packard's personal computer shipments grew 5.3 percent in the third quarter, while China's Lenovo overtook Dell to become the world's No. 2 PC maker for the first time, according to data from two influential research firms.
Lenovo's Q1 profit almost doubles, beating expectations
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HP [HPQ 25.87 -0.05 (-0.19%)] — which is scrambling to decide whether to sell, keep or spin off its PC division by the end of October — now commands a 17.7 percent share of an ailing global market, up marginally from 17.3 percent a year ago, tech research house Gartner said.
Rival firm IDC put HP's market share at 18.1 percent. IDC also ranked HP, Lenovo and Dell [DELL 16.24 0.06 (+0.37%)] Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Wall Street analysts had speculated a premature announcement about the potential spinoff of HP's largest division would drive customers away.
Lenovo [0992.HK 5.37 0.10 (+1.9%)], aided by a laptop-sales tie-up with Japan's NEC <6701.T> and aggressive marketing, expanded its market share to 13.5 percent from 11.1 percent, eclipsing Dell's 11.6 pecent.
PC sales are sputtering as consumers turn increasingly to mobile devices from smartphones to tablets like Apple's [AAPL 402.19 1.90 (+0.47%)] iPad, while faltering economies pressure corporate spending on technology hardware.
But IDC foresaw a bounceback in 2012 as HP and other PC makers begin to crank out smaller "ultra-mobile" computers.
"For the moment, PCs have taken a backseat to a range of other devices competing for shrinking consumer and business budgets," said Jay Chou, senior research analyst with IDC.
"While growth is expected to stay in mid-single digits in the fourth quarter, we should see faster growth in 2012 and beyond."
U.S. PC shipments edged up just 1.1 percent to 17.8 million units in the third quarter, according to Gartner. While anemic, that marked the first time shipments had grown in three straight quarters. HP notably expanded its shipments by 15.1 percent in its home market, the firm said.
"Despite the potential spinoff of its PC business, HP executives' efforts to give the appearance of 'business as usual' seemed to work," Gartner wrote in its statement.
Emerging markets — such as Lenovo's backyard, China — remain however a rare bright spot in an otherwise gloomy outlook.
"The PC industry has been performing below normal seasonality," said Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner. "As expected, back-to-school PC sales were disappointing in mature markets, confirming that the consumer PC market continues to be weak. The popularity of non-PC devices, including media tablets, such as the iPad and smartphones, took consumers' spending away from PCs.
"As the PC market faced a slowdown, vendor consolidation has become a more apparent trend in the industry. Lenovo's recent merger with NEC, and its acquisition of Medion, as well as HP's announcement that it may spin off or sell its PC business, underlined this trend during the quarter."
Quelle:
http://www.cnbc.comid44883187?__source=yahoo%7Cheadline%7Cqu…
Hewlett-Packard's personal computer shipments grew 5.3 percent in the third quarter, while China's Lenovo overtook Dell to become the world's No. 2 PC maker for the first time, according to data from two influential research firms.
Lenovo's Q1 profit almost doubles, beating expectations
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HP [HPQ 25.87 -0.05 (-0.19%)] — which is scrambling to decide whether to sell, keep or spin off its PC division by the end of October — now commands a 17.7 percent share of an ailing global market, up marginally from 17.3 percent a year ago, tech research house Gartner said.
Rival firm IDC put HP's market share at 18.1 percent. IDC also ranked HP, Lenovo and Dell [DELL 16.24 0.06 (+0.37%)] Nos. 1, 2 and 3.
Wall Street analysts had speculated a premature announcement about the potential spinoff of HP's largest division would drive customers away.
Lenovo [0992.HK 5.37 0.10 (+1.9%)], aided by a laptop-sales tie-up with Japan's NEC <6701.T> and aggressive marketing, expanded its market share to 13.5 percent from 11.1 percent, eclipsing Dell's 11.6 pecent.
PC sales are sputtering as consumers turn increasingly to mobile devices from smartphones to tablets like Apple's [AAPL 402.19 1.90 (+0.47%)] iPad, while faltering economies pressure corporate spending on technology hardware.
But IDC foresaw a bounceback in 2012 as HP and other PC makers begin to crank out smaller "ultra-mobile" computers.
"For the moment, PCs have taken a backseat to a range of other devices competing for shrinking consumer and business budgets," said Jay Chou, senior research analyst with IDC.
"While growth is expected to stay in mid-single digits in the fourth quarter, we should see faster growth in 2012 and beyond."
U.S. PC shipments edged up just 1.1 percent to 17.8 million units in the third quarter, according to Gartner. While anemic, that marked the first time shipments had grown in three straight quarters. HP notably expanded its shipments by 15.1 percent in its home market, the firm said.
"Despite the potential spinoff of its PC business, HP executives' efforts to give the appearance of 'business as usual' seemed to work," Gartner wrote in its statement.
Emerging markets — such as Lenovo's backyard, China — remain however a rare bright spot in an otherwise gloomy outlook.
"The PC industry has been performing below normal seasonality," said Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner. "As expected, back-to-school PC sales were disappointing in mature markets, confirming that the consumer PC market continues to be weak. The popularity of non-PC devices, including media tablets, such as the iPad and smartphones, took consumers' spending away from PCs.
"As the PC market faced a slowdown, vendor consolidation has become a more apparent trend in the industry. Lenovo's recent merger with NEC, and its acquisition of Medion, as well as HP's announcement that it may spin off or sell its PC business, underlined this trend during the quarter."
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