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Nachdem Sirf gestern mehr als 55% seiner Bewertung verloren hat,
könnte hier heute eventuell eine Kurserholung anstehen. Sirf
ist der führende Anbieter von Komponenten für GPS-Anwendungen.
An der Nasdaq wurden gestern 63 Millionen Aktien
umgesetzt, das sind 3 Millionen mehr, wie Aktien
austehen. Die Aktien sollten damit in neue Hände
gewechslt haben.
Nach einer Gewinnwarnung gab es gestern fünf Herabstufungen
durch Analysten, keine davon jedoch auf Verkauf.
könnte hier heute eventuell eine Kurserholung anstehen. Sirf
ist der führende Anbieter von Komponenten für GPS-Anwendungen.
An der Nasdaq wurden gestern 63 Millionen Aktien
umgesetzt, das sind 3 Millionen mehr, wie Aktien
austehen. Die Aktien sollten damit in neue Hände
gewechslt haben.
Nach einer Gewinnwarnung gab es gestern fünf Herabstufungen
durch Analysten, keine davon jedoch auf Verkauf.
buchwert liegt bei 8,49 usd, jetzt hat jeder verkauft, der verkaufen mußte.
die analysten haben ishc gestern mal wieder mit ruhm bekleckert, waren imo 7 herabstufungen, die price targets wurden von über 30 auf 9 usd gesenkt.
diese prognosen liebe ich.
die analysten haben ishc gestern mal wieder mit ruhm bekleckert, waren imo 7 herabstufungen, die price targets wurden von über 30 auf 9 usd gesenkt.
diese prognosen liebe ich.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Sirf Technology'sSIRF stock lost half of its value Tuesday, following an ugly quarterly report .
But the action may just be getting started.
It's no secret that GPS chips have been a hot commodity in recent months, with companies like BroadcomBRCM, NXP and AtherosATHR all making acquisitions in the sector.
And with Tuesday's selloff, Sirf, the No.1 independent GPS player, is more affordable than ever.
"It does put them in play more," says Craig Berger, an analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey, who describes Sirf as the crown jewel of GPS chips.
Six weeks ago, Sirf had a roughly $1.5 billion market cap, making the firm a more expensive acquisition target than the slew of smaller, private GPS firms that exist, according to analysts.
With Tuesday's selloff though, Sirf's market value has now shrunk to $441 million. Whether that's cheap enough to draw a takeover bid remains to be seen.
Berger notes that potential buyers may hold out for even an even greater markdown. The increased competition in Sirf's market and the potential for further deterioration in its sales and earnings mean the stock could still see more downside.
"Somebody could look at Sirf and say, 'Wow it's $7.31, but if I wait three more months, I'll be able to bid for it starting at $5,'" says Berger.
On Wednesday, shares of Sirf were up 4 cents to $7.40.
GPS chips receive data from overhead satellites to pinpoint the geographic location of an electronic device. The most well-known market for GPS chips today are in the personal navigation devices made by companies like GarminGRMNand TomTom, which give motorists step-by-step driving directions.
But the sudden frenzy of interest in GPS chipmakers has more to do with cell phones. Broadcom and Qualcomm plan to integrate GPS into the cell phone's main chip, the baseband processor.
That means that any other company that makes baseband chips for cell phones also needs to provide GPS functionality in order to field an equivalent offering and maintain its average selling prices -- a recipe for an arms race.
In an interview with TheStreet.com in December following Atheros' $54 million acquisition of u-Nav, CFO Jack Lazar said he believed a couple buyers were likely still shopping around for the remaining standalone GPS chip firms, and he predicted a couple more deals in the sector.
The recent wave of GPS buyouts means the pool of buyers has gotten smaller. But there are still some players left, including MarvellMRVL, MediaTek and Freescale.
And Freescale, which makes cell phone baseband chips, is also looking to branch out into the personal navigation device market -- in moving to acquire SigmaTelSGTLfor $110 million on Monday, the company cited its hopes to provide the multimedia processing for personal navigation devices.
Most of these chipmakers are already likely to develop GPS technology in-house. But the race to get a product to market quickly, the pressure to keep internal development costs down and the potential to grab a better-performing product, means an acquisition can provide an attractive shortcut.
On the other hand, the widespread worries of an economic slowdown, as well as signs of weakening business conditions in the cell phone handset market in particular, are not conducive to merger and acquisition activity.
"You would think people would be a little more averse to risk today," says Marko Vucenovic, of FTN Midwest Securities.
And Sirf, which is entangled in patent litigation with Broadcom, carries some extra risk baggage in terms of intellectual property.
IntelINTCsigned a licensing deal with Sirf in July. Intel has said it expects that GPS will be one of the key wireless technologies at the heart of a new generation of so-called mobile Internet devices
But the action may just be getting started.
It's no secret that GPS chips have been a hot commodity in recent months, with companies like BroadcomBRCM, NXP and AtherosATHR all making acquisitions in the sector.
And with Tuesday's selloff, Sirf, the No.1 independent GPS player, is more affordable than ever.
"It does put them in play more," says Craig Berger, an analyst at Friedman, Billings, Ramsey, who describes Sirf as the crown jewel of GPS chips.
Six weeks ago, Sirf had a roughly $1.5 billion market cap, making the firm a more expensive acquisition target than the slew of smaller, private GPS firms that exist, according to analysts.
With Tuesday's selloff though, Sirf's market value has now shrunk to $441 million. Whether that's cheap enough to draw a takeover bid remains to be seen.
Berger notes that potential buyers may hold out for even an even greater markdown. The increased competition in Sirf's market and the potential for further deterioration in its sales and earnings mean the stock could still see more downside.
"Somebody could look at Sirf and say, 'Wow it's $7.31, but if I wait three more months, I'll be able to bid for it starting at $5,'" says Berger.
On Wednesday, shares of Sirf were up 4 cents to $7.40.
GPS chips receive data from overhead satellites to pinpoint the geographic location of an electronic device. The most well-known market for GPS chips today are in the personal navigation devices made by companies like GarminGRMNand TomTom, which give motorists step-by-step driving directions.
But the sudden frenzy of interest in GPS chipmakers has more to do with cell phones. Broadcom and Qualcomm plan to integrate GPS into the cell phone's main chip, the baseband processor.
That means that any other company that makes baseband chips for cell phones also needs to provide GPS functionality in order to field an equivalent offering and maintain its average selling prices -- a recipe for an arms race.
In an interview with TheStreet.com in December following Atheros' $54 million acquisition of u-Nav, CFO Jack Lazar said he believed a couple buyers were likely still shopping around for the remaining standalone GPS chip firms, and he predicted a couple more deals in the sector.
The recent wave of GPS buyouts means the pool of buyers has gotten smaller. But there are still some players left, including MarvellMRVL, MediaTek and Freescale.
And Freescale, which makes cell phone baseband chips, is also looking to branch out into the personal navigation device market -- in moving to acquire SigmaTelSGTLfor $110 million on Monday, the company cited its hopes to provide the multimedia processing for personal navigation devices.
Most of these chipmakers are already likely to develop GPS technology in-house. But the race to get a product to market quickly, the pressure to keep internal development costs down and the potential to grab a better-performing product, means an acquisition can provide an attractive shortcut.
On the other hand, the widespread worries of an economic slowdown, as well as signs of weakening business conditions in the cell phone handset market in particular, are not conducive to merger and acquisition activity.
"You would think people would be a little more averse to risk today," says Marko Vucenovic, of FTN Midwest Securities.
And Sirf, which is entangled in patent litigation with Broadcom, carries some extra risk baggage in terms of intellectual property.
IntelINTCsigned a licensing deal with Sirf in July. Intel has said it expects that GPS will be one of the key wireless technologies at the heart of a new generation of so-called mobile Internet devices
nun mal wieder etwas lustiges
00:45 Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap - TheStreet.com
On Thursday's edition, Jim favors America Movil (AMX) for its recent strong quarter as it added 10.1 mln new subscribers and notes shares trade at 14x this year's earnings estimates, which makes it cheaper than Verizon (VZ), which has only a fraction of AMX's growth. In the 'Sudden Death' round, he was bearish on SiRF Technology (SIRF) and Broadcom (BRCM).
cramer spielt mal wieder den kontraindikator, kein wunder, daß seine
trefferquote so besch... ist.
00:45 Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap - TheStreet.com
On Thursday's edition, Jim favors America Movil (AMX) for its recent strong quarter as it added 10.1 mln new subscribers and notes shares trade at 14x this year's earnings estimates, which makes it cheaper than Verizon (VZ), which has only a fraction of AMX's growth. In the 'Sudden Death' round, he was bearish on SiRF Technology (SIRF) and Broadcom (BRCM).
cramer spielt mal wieder den kontraindikator, kein wunder, daß seine
trefferquote so besch... ist.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.315.502 von mythbuster am 08.02.08 21:41:11http://www.stockconsultant.com/consultnow/basicplus.cgi?ID=s…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.394.192 von grafbibi am 17.02.08 10:30:56mal sehen wie es am dienstag/mittwoch weitergeht. 
Wednesday
Wall Street will turn to Garmin (Nasdaq: GRMN) for direction. The market expects earnings to climb 26% to $1.10 a share in the company's latest quarter. Investors grew concerned earlier this month, when SiRF (Nasdaq: SIRF) -- a chip supplier for Garmin -- posted lackluster results. Will SiRF's weakness foreshadow a bum quarter at Garmin? The GPS giant has rattled off four straight quarters of market-thumping results.
Wednesday
Wall Street will turn to Garmin (Nasdaq: GRMN) for direction. The market expects earnings to climb 26% to $1.10 a share in the company's latest quarter. Investors grew concerned earlier this month, when SiRF (Nasdaq: SIRF) -- a chip supplier for Garmin -- posted lackluster results. Will SiRF's weakness foreshadow a bum quarter at Garmin? The GPS giant has rattled off four straight quarters of market-thumping results.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.401.504 von mythbuster am 18.02.08 14:55:49
Today After the Close
Today's In Play
07:06 GRMN Garmin beats by $0.20, beats on revs; guides FY08 EPS above consensus, revs above consensus (69.50 )
Reports Q4 (Dec) earnings of $1.31 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.20 better than the First Call consensus of $1.11; revenues rose 99.1% year/year to $1.22 bln vs the $1.05 bln consensus. GRMN announces board of directors approved a share repurchase program authorizing the co to purchase up to 5 mln shares. Co issues upside guidance for FY08, sees EPS of to exceed $4.40 vs. $4.40 consensus; sees FY08 revs of to exceed $4.5 bln vs. $4.26 bln consensus.
Today After the Close
Today's In Play
07:06 GRMN Garmin beats by $0.20, beats on revs; guides FY08 EPS above consensus, revs above consensus (69.50 )
Reports Q4 (Dec) earnings of $1.31 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.20 better than the First Call consensus of $1.11; revenues rose 99.1% year/year to $1.22 bln vs the $1.05 bln consensus. GRMN announces board of directors approved a share repurchase program authorizing the co to purchase up to 5 mln shares. Co issues upside guidance for FY08, sees EPS of to exceed $4.40 vs. $4.40 consensus; sees FY08 revs of to exceed $4.5 bln vs. $4.26 bln consensus.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.618.084 von grafbibi am 12.03.08 12:06:14Option Activity Alert: Unlikely Optimism on SiRF Technology
Bullish bets are building up on slumping SiRF Technology Holdings
http://www.schaeffersresearch.com/commentary/observations.as…
Bullish bets are building up on slumping SiRF Technology Holdings
http://www.schaeffersresearch.com/commentary/observations.as…
keine gute nachricht 
SiRF Chops Q1 Guidance; Stock Falls; Garmin Also Drops
Posted by Eric Savitz
SiRF Technology Holdings (SIRF) this morning warned that revenue for its first quarter ending March 31 would be $60 million to $62 million, short of prior guidance of $71 million to $77 million. I would note that the old guidance itself had disappointed the Street: at the time SiRF gave the old forecast in February, the consensus was for Q1 revenue of $92.4 million.
In its announcement this morning, the company said it has “experienced greater than expected softness in product demand from its customers,” especially in personal navigation devices. The company said it has begun a corporate restructuring and will cut 7% of its workforce by September 30. SiRF will close offices in Stockholm and South San Francisco. The company also said it has stopped development of products for the mobile TV space, a market it says has been “slow to ramp up.” SiRF will take $1.5 million to $2 million in pre-tax charges for the restructuring moves.
SiRF shares this morning are down $1.79, or 26%, at $5.10. Also lower: Garmin (GRMN), a leader in personal navigation devices, which is off $2.98, or 4.8%, at $59.40.
SiRF Chops Q1 Guidance; Stock Falls; Garmin Also Drops
Posted by Eric Savitz
SiRF Technology Holdings (SIRF) this morning warned that revenue for its first quarter ending March 31 would be $60 million to $62 million, short of prior guidance of $71 million to $77 million. I would note that the old guidance itself had disappointed the Street: at the time SiRF gave the old forecast in February, the consensus was for Q1 revenue of $92.4 million.
In its announcement this morning, the company said it has “experienced greater than expected softness in product demand from its customers,” especially in personal navigation devices. The company said it has begun a corporate restructuring and will cut 7% of its workforce by September 30. SiRF will close offices in Stockholm and South San Francisco. The company also said it has stopped development of products for the mobile TV space, a market it says has been “slow to ramp up.” SiRF will take $1.5 million to $2 million in pre-tax charges for the restructuring moves.
SiRF shares this morning are down $1.79, or 26%, at $5.10. Also lower: Garmin (GRMN), a leader in personal navigation devices, which is off $2.98, or 4.8%, at $59.40.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.720.679 von mythbuster am 25.03.08 16:07:33ob das hilft?
SiRF Appoints Diosdado Banatao as Executive Chairman
Michael Canning Resigns as President and CEO
SAN JOSE, Calif., April 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SiRF Technology Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: SIRF) today announced that Michael L. Canning has resigned effective immediately as CEO and president and as a member of its board of directors. Diosdado P. Banatao, a founder, and chairman of SiRF's board of directors, has been appointed executive chairman and has assumed the role of interim president and CEO.
"Establishing SiRF as a market leader in the location technology field and taking the company public has been a rewarding experience for me," said Mr. Canning. "I continue to believe in the market opportunities for location enabled devices and I wish SiRF continued success."
"We are very appreciative of Michael's contribution to the success of SiRF and wish him all the best," said Mr. Banatao. "We started SiRF with a vision to bring GPS to consumers and I am very excited about leading the company to the next level."
Mr. Banatao has served as Chairman of SiRF's board of directors since its inception and was the initial outside investor in SiRF. Mr. Banatao is a managing partner at Tallwood Venture Capital. Mr. Banatao was previously a venture partner at Mayfield Fund. Mr. Banatao founded S3 Incorporated, now SonicBlue Incorporated, where he served as president and Chief Executive Officer from January 1989 until January 1992 and as Chairman from January 1992 to December 1997, and co-founded Chips & Technologies and Mostron. Mr. Banatao holds a B.S. in electrical engineering from the Mapua Institute of Technology and an M.S. in electrical engineering and computer science from Stanford University.
About SiRF Technology Holdings, Inc.
SiRF Appoints Diosdado Banatao as Executive Chairman
Michael Canning Resigns as President and CEO
SAN JOSE, Calif., April 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SiRF Technology Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: SIRF) today announced that Michael L. Canning has resigned effective immediately as CEO and president and as a member of its board of directors. Diosdado P. Banatao, a founder, and chairman of SiRF's board of directors, has been appointed executive chairman and has assumed the role of interim president and CEO.
"Establishing SiRF as a market leader in the location technology field and taking the company public has been a rewarding experience for me," said Mr. Canning. "I continue to believe in the market opportunities for location enabled devices and I wish SiRF continued success."
"We are very appreciative of Michael's contribution to the success of SiRF and wish him all the best," said Mr. Banatao. "We started SiRF with a vision to bring GPS to consumers and I am very excited about leading the company to the next level."
Mr. Banatao has served as Chairman of SiRF's board of directors since its inception and was the initial outside investor in SiRF. Mr. Banatao is a managing partner at Tallwood Venture Capital. Mr. Banatao was previously a venture partner at Mayfield Fund. Mr. Banatao founded S3 Incorporated, now SonicBlue Incorporated, where he served as president and Chief Executive Officer from January 1989 until January 1992 and as Chairman from January 1992 to December 1997, and co-founded Chips & Technologies and Mostron. Mr. Banatao holds a B.S. in electrical engineering from the Mapua Institute of Technology and an M.S. in electrical engineering and computer science from Stanford University.
About SiRF Technology Holdings, Inc.
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Next Inning Technology kündigt Investment Stellungnahme, Updates perspectives für Flextronics, Benchmark Electronics, Qualcomm, Conexant Systems, und SiRF Technology
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/next-inning-technolo…
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/next-inning-technolo…
Wie wäre es mit Broadcom, bei einem Rückfall auf 23$ ein paar agressivere (kürzer laufende) Calls kaufen.
Näher am Markt als SIRF
Näher am Markt als SIRF
CSR plc CSR Merger Agreement with SiRF
CSR plc CSR Merger Agreement with SiRF
RNS Number : 0578N
CSR plc
10 February 2009
CSR PLC ("CSR") ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT FOR SIRF TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS,
INC ("SIRF") TO MERGE INTO CSR
STRENGTHENS CSR'S LEADERSHIP POSITION IN THE CONNECTIVITY CENTRE
CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND - 10 February, 2009 - CSR (LSE: CSR.L) and SiRF (NASDAQ: SIRF), today
announce that they have entered into a merger agreement (the "Merger
Agreement") under which SiRF will merge with a newly
organised U.S. subsidiary of CSR (the "Merger"). Completion of the Merger
is subject to the approval of both SiRF and CSR's shareholders, regulatory
clearance and certain other conditions.
Highlights
* SiRF shareholders will receive 0.741 of an ordinary share in CSR for
each SiRF share, which, as at close on 9 February
2009 values SiRF at approximately £91 million ($136 million)
CSR plc CSR Merger Agreement with SiRF
RNS Number : 0578N
CSR plc
10 February 2009
CSR PLC ("CSR") ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT FOR SIRF TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS,
INC ("SIRF") TO MERGE INTO CSR
STRENGTHENS CSR'S LEADERSHIP POSITION IN THE CONNECTIVITY CENTRE
CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND - 10 February, 2009 - CSR (LSE: CSR.L) and SiRF (NASDAQ: SIRF), today
announce that they have entered into a merger agreement (the "Merger
Agreement") under which SiRF will merge with a newly
organised U.S. subsidiary of CSR (the "Merger"). Completion of the Merger
is subject to the approval of both SiRF and CSR's shareholders, regulatory
clearance and certain other conditions.
Highlights
* SiRF shareholders will receive 0.741 of an ordinary share in CSR for
each SiRF share, which, as at close on 9 February
2009 values SiRF at approximately £91 million ($136 million)
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