Warum verliert AOL 17 % nachbörslich??? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Bloodie]

Jemand eine Meinung dazu???

Bloodie

[Aktien-Check]

Nur einen Tag, bevor America Online [NYSE: AOL Kurs/Chart ] der Wall Street seinen Quartalsbericht präsentieren wird, stürzten die Aktien des Internet-Giganten auf den tiefsten Kurs seit einem Jahr. Bis 12:40 New Yorker Zeit verlor AOL über zwölf Prozent auf 46,33 Dollar.

Ursache für den heftigen Kursverfall sind Spekulationen von Investoren und Analysten über sinkende Werbeeinnahmen, einem der Hauptumsatzträger von Internet-Medienunternehmen wie AOL. Die Auswirkungen dieser Sorge bekam bereits Yahoo [Nasdaq: YHOO ] zu spüren. Trotz eines guten Quartalsergebnisses verlor die Mutter aller Verzeichnisdienste im Anschluss über 30 Prozent ihres Börsenwertes.

Öl auf das Feuer gossen heute zusätzlich die Analysten von Lehman Brothers. Die Investmentbank riet ihren Kunden, AOL-Aktien rechtzeitig zu den Quartalszahlen "Gewinne mitzunehmen", da Umsatzeinbußen bei den Werbeeinnahmen auch bei AOL zu einem Thema werden könnten. Überrascht über die deutliche Reaktion des Marktes auf die verdeckte Verkaufsempfehlung bezeichneten die Finanzexperten den Kurseinbruch kurze Zeit später allerdings als übertrieben.

Von den Befürchtungen nicht verschont blieb auch America Onlines Fusionspartner Time Warner [NYSE: TWX Kurs/Chart ]. Der Medienkonzern rutschte um elf Prozent auf 69,30 Dollar. Time Warner wird ebenfalls morgen sein Quartalsergebnis veröffentlichen.

[>Newark<]

heute Namenstag ?



Media stocks reel on bloody Tuesday

By Jon Friedman, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 4:49 PM ET Oct 17, 2000
NewsWatch
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Media investors may remember this as
Bloody Tuesday.

One day before America Online and Time Warner are slated to report
quarterly profits, the companies` shares plunged in trading Tuesday. AOL
dropped to a 52-week low, although there were no downgrades by
securities analysts or announcements of bad news coming from the
company itself.

AOL fell $9.01 to $43.60, a 17 percent drop. Time Warner dived
$12.24 to $65.56, a 15.7 percent decline. The companies are putting the
finishing touches on a $137 billion deal. Many analysts remain bullish on
the combination and like AOL`s prospects.

"We believe the company will have a solid quarter, in line or slightly ahead
of expectations," Merrill Lynch analyst Henry Blodget said Tuesday in an
AOL report to investors. Blodget said he expects AOL to announce 1
million new customers to reach a total of 24 million, who pay $21.95 a
month.

Nevertheless, the shares` declines underscore the pessimism spreading on
Wall Street for Internet companies and the problems posed by fears of a
possible drop in advertising levels. Yahoo (YHOO: news, msgs), the
second-largest Internet provider, has plunged $7 to $48.31, a 13 percent
fall.

AOL and Time Warner, along with most media companies these days,
face advertising pressures. The acquisition of Time Warner by AOL
matches the world`s top Internet provider and the largest media company.

Shares of Walt Disney (DIS: news, msgs), the second-biggest media
company, have fallen $2.81 to $35.44, a 7.4 percent decline. Shares of
Australia`s News Corp., which owns Fox Broadcasting (FOX: news,
msgs), dropped $2.88 to $43.50, a 6 percent drop. Fox stock tumbled
$1.88 to $18.81, a 9 percent fall.

Plenty has happened in the stock market since AOL and Time Warner
announced their deal back on Jan. 10, and not much of it has given
investors and analysts many reasons to feel cheerful. Both companies will
report earnings Wednesday. Time Warner results are expected to come
before the open of trading, and AOL`s after the close.

At the time the deal was announced, the Internet seemed to represent
almost unlimited opportunities for businesses and investors. The online
companies` inability to post profits has disillusioned institutional investors
and contributed to the decline in many Internet companies.

In AOL`s case, investors fretted that New York-based Time Warner,
which has been growing at a slower rate than AOL, would drag down the
profit of the Dulles, Va.-based company.

AOL`s proposed acquisition of Time Warner was valued at some $178
billion, underlining how much Wall Street has fallen out of love with
Internet companies.

Perhaps, most crucially, Wall Street has questioned whether the
advertising climate for all media companies will remain as robust as it has
been in the past year.

"People who follow the media companies are very nervous about the
advertising climate," said Angela Auchey, associate fund manager at
Federated Investors in Pittsburgh.

According to a survey conducted by First Call, securities analysts expect
America Online (AOL: news, msgs) to report quarterly earnings of 13
cents a share, up from 8 cents a share a year ago with revenue projected
to climb to $2 billion from $1.5 billion.

By contrast, Time Warner (TWX: news, msgs) is expected to report a
profit of 4 cents a share, down from 8 cents a share last year at this time,
according to First Call.

Time Warner`s decline can be attributed to its paying previously delayed
taxes in the three-month period, raising its tax rate. Time Warner`s stock
has fallen 15 percent since Jan. 10.

These should be happy days for AOL and Time Warner. The European
Union recently said it will approve the big deal after a period of wrangling
over terms designed to reduce the companies` potential stranglehold over
the Internet.

Time Warner is a coveted property because it has a plethora of venerable
brand names. These include Home Box Office, home of such cable
television hits as "The Sopranos" and "Sex and the City," such magazines
as Time and Sports Illustrated, Cable News Network and other Turner
Broadcasting cable stalwarts and Warner Films.

America Online, for its part, boasts an ever-growing number of
subscribers. The combination of AOL`s distribution and Time Warner`s
editorial "content" is regarded as a near-perfect collision of media forces -
as long as advertising stays strong, that is.

[rashidaa]

die 17% sind nicht nachbörslich sondern insgesammt!
der Grund:siehe www.finanzonline.de

[Bloodie]

Danke Euch allen, klappt ja echt gut hier.
Hatte nur kurz bei NTV die Zahlen gesehen.
Ich weiss zwar wo ich nachbörsliche Kurse der NASDAQ bekomme, aber nach den anderen muss ich nochmal suchen.

Danke Bloodie

[KaB]

nachbörslich immerhin wieder auf 44,50$

KaB

[Bloodie]

@KaB

Wo hast Du den Kurs her?

Danke Bloodie

[russelnash]

www.island.com
rn

[andre99]

@blondie

www.godmodetrader.de -> nachbörsliche kurse !

:-)

andre

[Bloodie]

Danke aber bitte Bloodie, bin zwar auch blond aber Blondie ist nicht richtig!

;-)

[TigerWutz I]

verdammtes verseuchtes Analysten und Insti-Pack.
Entschuldigung ging nicht anders.
Gruß T.