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US Bancorp Piper Joffray setzt Priceline auf "strong buy" !
Zudem gab das Unternehmen bekannt das die Jahreszahlen erheblich besser ausfallen werden als angenommen.
Bin mal gespannt obs nächste Woche nach oben geht.
Zudem gab das Unternehmen bekannt das die Jahreszahlen erheblich besser ausfallen werden als angenommen.
Bin mal gespannt obs nächste Woche nach oben geht.
Bin nun schon seit Sommer bei Priceline investiert, leider bisher ohne viel Freude. Hat jemand den Termin, wann die Zahlen herauskommen ? Warum kommt der Wert nicht in die Socken ?
Ich bin auch seit letztem Sommer in Priceline.com investiert. Der Wert ist leider momentan out. Heute stand aber ein Artikel in BO, der mich wieder in meiner Meinung bestätigte! Auf diesem Niveau ein STRONG BUY, weil der Titel nicht aufgebläht ist und fundamental untermauert ist. 70.000 Flugtickets in einer Woche (laut BO).
Nur eine Frage der Zeit und es geht wieder nach Norden. Mein Kursziel innerhalb der nächsten 6 Monaten: ca. 100 Dollar.
mfg e-trade
Nur eine Frage der Zeit und es geht wieder nach Norden. Mein Kursziel innerhalb der nächsten 6 Monaten: ca. 100 Dollar.
mfg e-trade
kursziel in der BO 80 $, das ist relativ wenig, wenn man bedenkt, wo der wert schon mal stand. mit kam der beitrag so vor, als wußte weber nicht, was er schreiben sollte und hat seine lieblinge rambus und priceline wieder mal aufgewärmt. ich halte die beiden auch für interessant, priceline sogar eher als rambus, obwohl ich letztere selbst habe.
Charttechnisch sieht PCLN ganz gut aus. Der nachfolgende Report aus Street.com unterstreicht das Potenzial der Aktie.
priceline Beaming Up as Investors Note Progress on Profit Front
By Joe Bousquin
Staff Reporter
1/14/00 3:53 PM ET
Some people say priceline.com`s (PCLN:Nasdaq - news) days as a dot-com disappointment are coming to an end.
Despite a hot start featuring a 331% jump on its first trading day last March, priceline vastly underperformed its go-go cousins on the Net for 1999. In a year featuring an eye-popping 86% jump in the Nasdaq Composite Index, priceline posted a 30% drop from its first-day close, reflecting investor confusion over its strategy.
But that was a century ago. Including Friday`s 8% jump, the New Year has seen priceline rise nearly 20% amid a mild selloff in the tech sector, as investors have begun to attach value to what analysts and mutual fund managers call a difficult-to-duplicate, built-for-profit business model. In the wake of last week`s pelting of Amazon.com (AMZN:Nasdaq - news) over deepening losses, priceline`s profit progress has investors who had given up on the stock taking a second look.
Red Alert
"What they`ve said to the investment community is that their goal is to reduce net operating losses each quarter until they reach profitability," says Mark Rowen, Internet retail analyst at Prudential Securities who initiated coverage of the stock in December with a strong buy and whose firm hasn`t done any underwriting for the company. "So far, they`ve held to that."
priceline said last week it expects to report narrower-than-estimated losses for 1999`s fourth quarter. If it delivers, the period will mark priceline`s fourth straight quarter of narrower losses. Gross margins have improved, too: While Rowen initially estimated that priceline`s fourth-quarter gross profit margin would come in at 12.5%, the company is now saying it`ll be closer to 13.5%, compared to negative 3.9% in a year earlier. At its current rate, analysts estimate priceline will become profitable in 12 to 18 months. (The company had negative cash flow from operating activities of about $16.5 million in the third quarter of 1999, and has enough cash on hand to fund that rate of spending for about three years.)
"I was very skeptical that they could move gross margins as quickly as they have," says Ryan Jacob, manager of Jacob Internet fund, who passed on the company at its IPO. He now counts it among his top 10 holdings. "I was wrong," Jacob continues. "All the company has done is execute much better than anyone could have expected."
Warp Factor 10
In addition to executing well, priceline has been doing a better job lately of explaining its business. It makes its money by collecting the difference between what it pays its suppliers -- airlines, hotels, grocery manufactures -- and what it charges its customers. Because it knows the lowest price its suppliers will accept up front, it can choose whether to accept a customer`s bid or not.
Greg Konezny, an analyst for U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray who initiated coverage of the stock last week with a strong buy and whose firm hasn`t done underwriting for the company, says that in contrast to many traditional e-tailers, priceline is well positioned to bring black to the bottom line.
Unlike booksellers and auctioneers, "there are barriers to entry and competitive factors in this market," Konezny says. "They`ve got proprietary software, and probably most importantly, they have agreements with sellers, where they essentially are allowing consumers to directly bid with suppliers."
Fire Photon Torpedoes
Branding is looking like an advantage for priceline, too. William Shatner, who starred as Captain Kirk in the 1960s cult TV hit Star Trek, is featured in a series of endorsements that made priceline the second-most-recognized brand on the Net, behind only Amazon.com. (Shatner is so important to the company that the renewal of his contract spurred a giddy press release, headlined: "William Shatner Agrees to Captain Priceline.com`s Ad Campaign Into the Next Millennium.")
"Priceline has crossed over the toughest hump there is on the Internet: establishing significant brand recognition," says Jacob. "They spent a lot of money early on before the [current] dot-com clutter, and that`s paying off in spades."
Wall Street wasn`t always so sure it would. After last spring`s IPO euphoria faded, Wall Street types started complaining they didn`t understand priceline`s name-your-own price business model for airline tickets, hotel rooms and, later, groceries. And even if they did, they often doubted it could be profitable. Its stock got hammered, even as momentum investing carried other dot-coms to the moon. After closing at 162 3/8 in April, the stock hit a 52-week low Dec. 30 in the mid-40s.
Trouble With Tribbles
To be sure, even now priceline is far from a sure thing. The company took a $1.1 billion charge in the fourth quarter to cover costs associated with warrants -- essentially stock options -- it gave its suppliers as incentive to join its ranks. If one includes that charge on priceline`s balance sheet, the company`s estimated loss for the fourth quarter balloons to an estimated $7.37 per share, from the 8 cent-a-share pro forma loss estimate priceline says it will beat.
Over the first nine months of 1999, it recorded a loss of $142 million on revenue of $313 million. That compares to a loss of $38.5 million on revenue of $16.2 million for the year-earlier period. Those numbers include noncash charges typically ignored by Wall Street analysts.
Richard Braddock, priceline.com`s chief executive, says the fourth-quarter warrant charges aren`t significant. "It`s noncash, it need not be financed and it`s nonmaterial, in my opinion," Braddock says. "It`s not really reflective of the transaction."
Additionally, 103 million shares are set to come out of lockup on Feb. 7 -- not exactly a plus for a company with a current float, according to Braddock, of just over 50 million shares. But the company has been telling analysts that more than 85% of those shares are owned by senior managers who aren`t planning to sell.
After all, buying is so much more fun. Especially when you can buy on the cheap.
Gruß Thorsten 2000
priceline Beaming Up as Investors Note Progress on Profit Front
By Joe Bousquin
Staff Reporter
1/14/00 3:53 PM ET
Some people say priceline.com`s (PCLN:Nasdaq - news) days as a dot-com disappointment are coming to an end.
Despite a hot start featuring a 331% jump on its first trading day last March, priceline vastly underperformed its go-go cousins on the Net for 1999. In a year featuring an eye-popping 86% jump in the Nasdaq Composite Index, priceline posted a 30% drop from its first-day close, reflecting investor confusion over its strategy.
But that was a century ago. Including Friday`s 8% jump, the New Year has seen priceline rise nearly 20% amid a mild selloff in the tech sector, as investors have begun to attach value to what analysts and mutual fund managers call a difficult-to-duplicate, built-for-profit business model. In the wake of last week`s pelting of Amazon.com (AMZN:Nasdaq - news) over deepening losses, priceline`s profit progress has investors who had given up on the stock taking a second look.
Red Alert
"What they`ve said to the investment community is that their goal is to reduce net operating losses each quarter until they reach profitability," says Mark Rowen, Internet retail analyst at Prudential Securities who initiated coverage of the stock in December with a strong buy and whose firm hasn`t done any underwriting for the company. "So far, they`ve held to that."
priceline said last week it expects to report narrower-than-estimated losses for 1999`s fourth quarter. If it delivers, the period will mark priceline`s fourth straight quarter of narrower losses. Gross margins have improved, too: While Rowen initially estimated that priceline`s fourth-quarter gross profit margin would come in at 12.5%, the company is now saying it`ll be closer to 13.5%, compared to negative 3.9% in a year earlier. At its current rate, analysts estimate priceline will become profitable in 12 to 18 months. (The company had negative cash flow from operating activities of about $16.5 million in the third quarter of 1999, and has enough cash on hand to fund that rate of spending for about three years.)
"I was very skeptical that they could move gross margins as quickly as they have," says Ryan Jacob, manager of Jacob Internet fund, who passed on the company at its IPO. He now counts it among his top 10 holdings. "I was wrong," Jacob continues. "All the company has done is execute much better than anyone could have expected."
Warp Factor 10
In addition to executing well, priceline has been doing a better job lately of explaining its business. It makes its money by collecting the difference between what it pays its suppliers -- airlines, hotels, grocery manufactures -- and what it charges its customers. Because it knows the lowest price its suppliers will accept up front, it can choose whether to accept a customer`s bid or not.
Greg Konezny, an analyst for U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray who initiated coverage of the stock last week with a strong buy and whose firm hasn`t done underwriting for the company, says that in contrast to many traditional e-tailers, priceline is well positioned to bring black to the bottom line.
Unlike booksellers and auctioneers, "there are barriers to entry and competitive factors in this market," Konezny says. "They`ve got proprietary software, and probably most importantly, they have agreements with sellers, where they essentially are allowing consumers to directly bid with suppliers."
Fire Photon Torpedoes
Branding is looking like an advantage for priceline, too. William Shatner, who starred as Captain Kirk in the 1960s cult TV hit Star Trek, is featured in a series of endorsements that made priceline the second-most-recognized brand on the Net, behind only Amazon.com. (Shatner is so important to the company that the renewal of his contract spurred a giddy press release, headlined: "William Shatner Agrees to Captain Priceline.com`s Ad Campaign Into the Next Millennium.")
"Priceline has crossed over the toughest hump there is on the Internet: establishing significant brand recognition," says Jacob. "They spent a lot of money early on before the [current] dot-com clutter, and that`s paying off in spades."
Wall Street wasn`t always so sure it would. After last spring`s IPO euphoria faded, Wall Street types started complaining they didn`t understand priceline`s name-your-own price business model for airline tickets, hotel rooms and, later, groceries. And even if they did, they often doubted it could be profitable. Its stock got hammered, even as momentum investing carried other dot-coms to the moon. After closing at 162 3/8 in April, the stock hit a 52-week low Dec. 30 in the mid-40s.
Trouble With Tribbles
To be sure, even now priceline is far from a sure thing. The company took a $1.1 billion charge in the fourth quarter to cover costs associated with warrants -- essentially stock options -- it gave its suppliers as incentive to join its ranks. If one includes that charge on priceline`s balance sheet, the company`s estimated loss for the fourth quarter balloons to an estimated $7.37 per share, from the 8 cent-a-share pro forma loss estimate priceline says it will beat.
Over the first nine months of 1999, it recorded a loss of $142 million on revenue of $313 million. That compares to a loss of $38.5 million on revenue of $16.2 million for the year-earlier period. Those numbers include noncash charges typically ignored by Wall Street analysts.
Richard Braddock, priceline.com`s chief executive, says the fourth-quarter warrant charges aren`t significant. "It`s noncash, it need not be financed and it`s nonmaterial, in my opinion," Braddock says. "It`s not really reflective of the transaction."
Additionally, 103 million shares are set to come out of lockup on Feb. 7 -- not exactly a plus for a company with a current float, according to Braddock, of just over 50 million shares. But the company has been telling analysts that more than 85% of those shares are owned by senior managers who aren`t planning to sell.
After all, buying is so much more fun. Especially when you can buy on the cheap.
Gruß Thorsten 2000
Trading Spotlight
Priceline (pcln)"Strong Buy"
Analystenratings derzeit
7 strong buy
4 buy
1 hold
Priceline ist mit seine Dienstleistungen und Produkten auf dem Vormarsch. Wenn das Unternehmen
seine Pläne realisiert, und bei Priceline werden keine bloßen Versprechungen
gemacht, dann wird das Unternehmen seinen Wert vervielfachen.
Ich kann nur empfehlen, die Beträge im ragging bull zu lesen und die
die News zu priceline.
GO PCLN
Analystenratings derzeit
7 strong buy
4 buy
1 hold
Priceline ist mit seine Dienstleistungen und Produkten auf dem Vormarsch. Wenn das Unternehmen
seine Pläne realisiert, und bei Priceline werden keine bloßen Versprechungen
gemacht, dann wird das Unternehmen seinen Wert vervielfachen.
Ich kann nur empfehlen, die Beträge im ragging bull zu lesen und die
die News zu priceline.
GO PCLN
Neues von der PATENT-Front bei PCLN:
Priceline.com Receives Notice Of Allowance For 7th U.S. Patent
Date: 1/26/2000 2:44:00 PM
For a complete listing of our News Releases visit:
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=pcln&…
NORWALK, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 26, 2000--Priceline.com
(Nasdaq: PCLN) said today that the U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office (PTO) has notified priceline.com of its approval of another
U.S. patent application that, when issued, will be priceline.com`s
seventh U.S. patent related to the Company`s buyer-driven commerce
system.
Priceline.com currently holds three U.S. patents covering various
aspects of buyer-driven commerce, including the Company`s core
U.S. Patent No. 5,794,207 and U.S. Patents No. 5,797,127 and No.
5,897,620. Also, priceline.com has now received a total of four
more patent allowances related to aspects of its buyer-driven
commerce system. Priceline.com has filed over 25 additional U.S.
patent applications dating back to 1996.
Under the U.S. patent system, the PTO issues what are called
notices of allowance to inventors prior to the actual issuance of
patents. The notices let the inventors know which specific claims
in their applications have been allowed by the PTO as patentable.
Priceline.com enables consumers to achieve significant savings by
using their personal brand flexibility as a way to get goods and
services at well below publicly advertised prices. Priceline.com
takes consumers` price requests and then presents them to
participating sellers, who can fill as much of that guaranteed
demand as they wish at price points determined by the buyers.
Priceline.com`s "virtual" business model allows for rapid scaling
using the Internet. Because the Company electronically collects
consumer demand, it can fill this demand directly with sellers or
by using proprietary databases.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements which
are made pursuant to the safe-harbor provisions of the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Expressions of future
goals and similar expressions including, without limitation,
"may," "will," "believes," "should," "could," "hope," "expects,"
"expected," "does not currently expect," "anticipates,"
"predicts," "potential," and "forecast," reflecting something
other than historical fact are intended to identify forward-
looking statements, but are not the exclusive means of identifying
such statements. These forward-looking statements involve a number
of risks and uncertainties, including the timely development and
market acceptance of products and technologies and other factors
described in the Company`s filing with the Securities and Exchange
Commission. The actual results may differ materially from any
forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.
The Company undertakes no obligations to revise or update any
forward-looking statements in order to reflect events or
circumstances that may arise after the date of this release.
CONTACT:
priceline.com
Brian Ek
203/299-8167
brian.ek@priceline.com
or
priceline.com
Mike Darcy
203/299-8168
mike.darcy@priceline.com
Was positives zum Stand der Klage gegen MSFT wegen Patent-Verletzung
hätte vielleicht noch mehr im Kurs bewirkt.
German
Priceline.com Receives Notice Of Allowance For 7th U.S. Patent
Date: 1/26/2000 2:44:00 PM
For a complete listing of our News Releases visit:
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=pcln&…
NORWALK, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 26, 2000--Priceline.com
(Nasdaq: PCLN) said today that the U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office (PTO) has notified priceline.com of its approval of another
U.S. patent application that, when issued, will be priceline.com`s
seventh U.S. patent related to the Company`s buyer-driven commerce
system.
Priceline.com currently holds three U.S. patents covering various
aspects of buyer-driven commerce, including the Company`s core
U.S. Patent No. 5,794,207 and U.S. Patents No. 5,797,127 and No.
5,897,620. Also, priceline.com has now received a total of four
more patent allowances related to aspects of its buyer-driven
commerce system. Priceline.com has filed over 25 additional U.S.
patent applications dating back to 1996.
Under the U.S. patent system, the PTO issues what are called
notices of allowance to inventors prior to the actual issuance of
patents. The notices let the inventors know which specific claims
in their applications have been allowed by the PTO as patentable.
Priceline.com enables consumers to achieve significant savings by
using their personal brand flexibility as a way to get goods and
services at well below publicly advertised prices. Priceline.com
takes consumers` price requests and then presents them to
participating sellers, who can fill as much of that guaranteed
demand as they wish at price points determined by the buyers.
Priceline.com`s "virtual" business model allows for rapid scaling
using the Internet. Because the Company electronically collects
consumer demand, it can fill this demand directly with sellers or
by using proprietary databases.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements which
are made pursuant to the safe-harbor provisions of the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Expressions of future
goals and similar expressions including, without limitation,
"may," "will," "believes," "should," "could," "hope," "expects,"
"expected," "does not currently expect," "anticipates,"
"predicts," "potential," and "forecast," reflecting something
other than historical fact are intended to identify forward-
looking statements, but are not the exclusive means of identifying
such statements. These forward-looking statements involve a number
of risks and uncertainties, including the timely development and
market acceptance of products and technologies and other factors
described in the Company`s filing with the Securities and Exchange
Commission. The actual results may differ materially from any
forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.
The Company undertakes no obligations to revise or update any
forward-looking statements in order to reflect events or
circumstances that may arise after the date of this release.
CONTACT:
priceline.com
Brian Ek
203/299-8167
brian.ek@priceline.com
or
priceline.com
Mike Darcy
203/299-8168
mike.darcy@priceline.com
Was positives zum Stand der Klage gegen MSFT wegen Patent-Verletzung
hätte vielleicht noch mehr im Kurs bewirkt.
German
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