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[hv_2011]

Hey fsch,
soltte es nicht was, hoffentlich positives, neues diese Woche geben ?
Gruß
hv

[fsch]

Hi hv,

die 1999er Zahlen und evtl. schon die Q1-Zahlen. Weiß aber nicht, an welchem Tag.

Die 1999er Zahlen sollten einen Tick besser werden als bisher bekannt.

Grüße, fs

p.s.:
Auf 1, 2 Tage kommt`s ja jetzt nicht an. Habe heute jedenfalls noch ein paar nachgekauft.

[hv_2011]

Danke fsch, dann warten wir halt ab.
gruß
hv

[Pacis]

Strohhalm für GRAVIS - habe gerade diese Meldung erhalten:



SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Shares of Apple Computer Inc. gained on Tuesday amid optimism that its next-generation operating system
will generate renewed interesting in writing software programs for the Macintosh.

Apple (AAPL.O) stock rose 4 to 105 in midafternoon trading on the Nasdaq stock market. While the shares are below their year high of
150-3/8, they have more than doubled from their 52-week low of 40. On Monday, the stock fell 6-5/8 to 101.

At a software developers conference on Monday in San Jose, Calif., company co-founder and Chief Executive Steve Jobs told programmers
that Mac OS X will still be installed on Macintosh computers by January, but that it would release a test version this summer to give developers
more time to work with it.

Unlike past developer conferences, where Apple executives pleaded with programmers to make more software programs such as games and
the like work on the Macintosh, analysts said that this time, there was strong interest.

``Taken in the context of Apple`s strong performance (in the second quarter) and the rekindled relevancy of these gatherings compared to
the disasters of mercifully fading memory, this (conference) promised to be a product event for Apple,`` wrote JP Morgan analyst Daniel
Kunstler in a note to clients. ``We expect that Apple will generate considerable support for the Mac OS X platform.``

On April 19, Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple reported net income that rose to $233 million, or $1.28 a share, from $135 million, or 84 cents, a
year earlier. Sales rose 27 percent to $1.94 billion from $1.53 billion. Excluding an after-tax gain of $73 million, or 40 cents a share, from the
sale of chipmaker ARM Holdings Plc stock, Apple`s profits rose to $160 million, or 88 cents a share, easily topping analyst estimates of 81 cents.

Although there was initially confusion on Monday whether the test version of Mac OS X constituted a delay, Apple executives and analysts
made the case that it was not.

``What we were calling the first final version is now called a public beta,`` said Phil Schiller, Apple`s head of product marketing.

He added that the change in release dates was primarily driven by developers and customers, who wanted more time to work with the
software, and was not because of technical glitches.

In January at the MacWorld Expo, Apple said in a press release that ``Mac OS X will go on sale as a shrink-wrapped software product this
summer,`` meaning it would be commercially available. Apple also said at the time that OS X would be installed on all Macintosh computers in early
2001.

The forthcoming Macintosh operating system includes Apple`s new user interface, called Aqua, and many new features. Jobs told the audience
that it will be a ``super big deal for us and I think for you, too.``

JP Morgan`s Kunstler added that ``this is not an expensive stock, in our opinion.`` He wrote that Apple trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of
25 times his fiscal 2001 per-share earnings estimate of $4.01, which is fully taxed. He continued to rate the stock a ``buy`` with a $150
12-month price target.