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Die n-tv Friemel labert gerade was von einer möglichen schlechten Nachricht aus der gerade stattfindenden Oracle Pressekonferenz. Hoffendlich kommt da nicht noch ne Gewinnwarnung raus !
Ich würde mit den Orders für Morgen noch etwas warten.
Ich würde mit den Orders für Morgen noch etwas warten.
Es gibt nur einen Grund für den Kursrutsch und der bin ich den alle
Aktien die ich in den letzten Monaten gekauft hab sind im minus
als nächsten kommt MLP dran.
Nein aber im ernst weiß jemand etwas? Ich hoffe es sind nur
Gerüchte.
Aktien die ich in den letzten Monaten gekauft hab sind im minus
als nächsten kommt MLP dran.
Nein aber im ernst weiß jemand etwas? Ich hoffe es sind nur
Gerüchte.
Ihr glaubt doch nicht im Ernst, dass Oracle ohne Grund um fast 12%(!!!) fällt???
Da verkaufen die, die jetzt schon wissen, was auf der PK gesagt werden wird!
Charttechnisch sieht es jetzt auch ziemlich mau aus.
Da verkaufen die, die jetzt schon wissen, was auf der PK gesagt werden wird!
Charttechnisch sieht es jetzt auch ziemlich mau aus.
Schaut mal auf www.cnnfn.com nach da findet Ihr die Infos zu Oracle die Ihr sucht
MfG
MfG
Oracle upbeat on earnings
Software firm also makes $1 million performance guarantee on new product
October 3, 2000: 3:25 p.m. ET
NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Oracle Corp. gave analysts an upbeat outlook about its revenue and earnings over the next year at a dinner Monday evening.
In addition, the database and e-business applications software giant recently announced a $1 million guarantee that its application server and database software will enable Web sites to operate three times faster than they do currently. The $1 million offer was announced on the company`s home page and in a full-page advertisement in Tuesday`s Wall Street Journal.
"This offer is not a game," Oracle (ORCL: Research, Estimates) said on its home page. "Your primary goal in working with Oracle must be to improve the performance of your Web site."
Oracle`s chief financial officer, Jeff Henley, and executive vice president, Gary Bloom, met with securities analysts ahead of Tuesday`s analyst day in San Francisco. They gave analysts an optimistic view of the company`s financial results for the next 12 months, based largely on sales of its brand new Oracle9i database and application server software and continued growth of its e-Business Suite.
The e-Business Suite adapts a company`s marketing, sales, manufacturing, supply chain, financial and human resources operations to the Internet and enables information to flow electronically between these separate departments.
"Management remains very upbeat and enthusiastic about Oracle`s prospects over the next 12 months, driven by a strengthening product cycle, market share gains, continued margin expansion and sustained execution," said CS First Boston analyst Wendell Laidley in a research note.
In the quarter ended Aug. 31, Oracle`s sales of software from its e-Business Suite were lower than analysts had forecast, increasing 42 percent to $156 million. Database software sales grew 32 percent to $585 million in that period, while total software license revenue was up 28 percent to $807 million. Henley told analysts that he expects Oracle`s e-Business applications sales to pick up steam over the next few quarters.
"Henley expects Oracle`s applications business to be operating at full throttle by the third and fourth quarters of fiscal 2001 and remains confident in the potential to deliver blended operating margins of 40 percent for fiscal 2001," Laidley`s research note said.
"We continue to believe that Oracle`s e-Business Suite approach will garner Oracle increasing success in the applications arena and help this line of business grow from a low 8 percent of revenue to 20 percent or more over the coming years," said Banc of America Securities analyst Bob Austrian in a research note.
However, Austrian also noted that Oracle`s stock has reached a high valuation, selling for 20 times the company`s estimated revenue for this fiscal year and a "tough-to-grow-greatly $240 billion market capitalization." Oracle`s stock has almost quadrupled from a 52-week low of $21 as its revenue has jumped and it has reduced its annual operating costs by $1 billion.
In Tuesday afternoon trading, shares of Oracle fell $1.88 to $76.88 on Nasdaq.
Oracle`s $1 million wager
Oracle said that its new 9i application server software contains cache technology that takes pressure off busy Web sites by storing and load-balancing frequently accessed Web pages in memory. As a result, this software can handle up to 7,500 Internet requests per second on a single machine with two central processors. Oracle is betting $1 million that the combination of its application server software and its database offering will run Web sites three times faster than sites run on its competitors` software.
"If you have an existing commercial production Web site based on IBM DB2 or Microsoft SQL Server database technology, and you replace your IBM or Microsoft technology with the Oracle9i Application Server and the Oracle8i Database, we guarantee that your Web site will run three times faster than it currently does," Oracle said on its home page. "By this, we mean that your Web Site will be able to support at least three times as many page views per second as your old IBM or Microsoft based Web site. If your Web site does not run at least three times faster than before the change to Oracle technology, we will pay you $1,000,000."
Companies that want to win $1 million from Oracle are required to buy the products and services that Oracle recommends and "undertake best efforts" to optimize the performance of their Web site in accordance with the company`s recommendations.
Software firm also makes $1 million performance guarantee on new product
October 3, 2000: 3:25 p.m. ET
NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Oracle Corp. gave analysts an upbeat outlook about its revenue and earnings over the next year at a dinner Monday evening.
In addition, the database and e-business applications software giant recently announced a $1 million guarantee that its application server and database software will enable Web sites to operate three times faster than they do currently. The $1 million offer was announced on the company`s home page and in a full-page advertisement in Tuesday`s Wall Street Journal.
"This offer is not a game," Oracle (ORCL: Research, Estimates) said on its home page. "Your primary goal in working with Oracle must be to improve the performance of your Web site."
Oracle`s chief financial officer, Jeff Henley, and executive vice president, Gary Bloom, met with securities analysts ahead of Tuesday`s analyst day in San Francisco. They gave analysts an optimistic view of the company`s financial results for the next 12 months, based largely on sales of its brand new Oracle9i database and application server software and continued growth of its e-Business Suite.
The e-Business Suite adapts a company`s marketing, sales, manufacturing, supply chain, financial and human resources operations to the Internet and enables information to flow electronically between these separate departments.
"Management remains very upbeat and enthusiastic about Oracle`s prospects over the next 12 months, driven by a strengthening product cycle, market share gains, continued margin expansion and sustained execution," said CS First Boston analyst Wendell Laidley in a research note.
In the quarter ended Aug. 31, Oracle`s sales of software from its e-Business Suite were lower than analysts had forecast, increasing 42 percent to $156 million. Database software sales grew 32 percent to $585 million in that period, while total software license revenue was up 28 percent to $807 million. Henley told analysts that he expects Oracle`s e-Business applications sales to pick up steam over the next few quarters.
"Henley expects Oracle`s applications business to be operating at full throttle by the third and fourth quarters of fiscal 2001 and remains confident in the potential to deliver blended operating margins of 40 percent for fiscal 2001," Laidley`s research note said.
"We continue to believe that Oracle`s e-Business Suite approach will garner Oracle increasing success in the applications arena and help this line of business grow from a low 8 percent of revenue to 20 percent or more over the coming years," said Banc of America Securities analyst Bob Austrian in a research note.
However, Austrian also noted that Oracle`s stock has reached a high valuation, selling for 20 times the company`s estimated revenue for this fiscal year and a "tough-to-grow-greatly $240 billion market capitalization." Oracle`s stock has almost quadrupled from a 52-week low of $21 as its revenue has jumped and it has reduced its annual operating costs by $1 billion.
In Tuesday afternoon trading, shares of Oracle fell $1.88 to $76.88 on Nasdaq.
Oracle`s $1 million wager
Oracle said that its new 9i application server software contains cache technology that takes pressure off busy Web sites by storing and load-balancing frequently accessed Web pages in memory. As a result, this software can handle up to 7,500 Internet requests per second on a single machine with two central processors. Oracle is betting $1 million that the combination of its application server software and its database offering will run Web sites three times faster than sites run on its competitors` software.
"If you have an existing commercial production Web site based on IBM DB2 or Microsoft SQL Server database technology, and you replace your IBM or Microsoft technology with the Oracle9i Application Server and the Oracle8i Database, we guarantee that your Web site will run three times faster than it currently does," Oracle said on its home page. "By this, we mean that your Web Site will be able to support at least three times as many page views per second as your old IBM or Microsoft based Web site. If your Web site does not run at least three times faster than before the change to Oracle technology, we will pay you $1,000,000."
Companies that want to win $1 million from Oracle are required to buy the products and services that Oracle recommends and "undertake best efforts" to optimize the performance of their Web site in accordance with the company`s recommendations.
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Sorry,mein Englisch ist nicht das allerbeste, aber diese Nachricht wirkt sich sooooo aus?....Ich find sie gar nicht so übel...aber bitte...lasse mich (leider) auch gerne von euch überzeugen...
Nein, da steht nichts Negatives drin. Außer, wenn es tatsächlich nicht so wäre, dass die Oracle-Software mindestens 3 mal so viele Pageviews verarbeiten kann wie die Produkte von IBM oder Microsoft, so dass Oracle sehr vielen Leuten 1 Mill. $ zahlen müsste. Aber das werden sie vorher schon genau geprüft haben, bevor sie so ein Angebot machen.
Gruß
SunSide
Gruß
SunSide
dann lest genau nach: das wachstum im B2B sektor wird sich wahrscheinlich verlangsamen, um im jahr 2001 wieder anzuziehen.
Deswegen der fall, im ganzen B2B sektor, auch durch CMRC-Shorts verstärkt...
Deswegen der fall, im ganzen B2B sektor, auch durch CMRC-Shorts verstärkt...
Es steht auch drin, daß bei der derzeitigen Marktkapitalisierung der Kursentwicklung eindeutig Grenzen gesetzt sind !!!
Soll heißen, ORCL hält sich selbst für überbewertet oder zumindest hoch bewertet...
Birger
However, Austrian also noted that Oracle`s stock has reached a high valuation, selling for 20 times the company`s estimated revenue for this fiscal year and a "tough-to-grow-greatly $240 billion market capitalization."
Soll heißen, ORCL hält sich selbst für überbewertet oder zumindest hoch bewertet...
Birger
However, Austrian also noted that Oracle`s stock has reached a high valuation, selling for 20 times the company`s estimated revenue for this fiscal year and a "tough-to-grow-greatly $240 billion market capitalization."
Goldman & Sachs hat Oracle, wenn ich das richtig sehe, als top pick gelistet, und das erst gestern.
Und nun ist Abbey Cohen der Star schlechthin. Aber zurück zum Ernst der Lage, wo ist die nächste Unter-
stützungslinie?
Und nun ist Abbey Cohen der Star schlechthin. Aber zurück zum Ernst der Lage, wo ist die nächste Unter-
stützungslinie?
Sie wird nicht weiter fallen !!!!!
Glaubt mir!!!!!!
Glaubt mir!!!!!!
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