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So, für diese Super Aktie mal den Startschuß geben. Gruß B.
7% in einer Woche, das ist schon super !! Muss ja nicht immer Appl sein ! Gruß B.
joa finde ich auch! 7% ist schon nicht schlecht!
joa ist schon nicht schlecht 7% in einer Woche!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.906.437 von Betterway am 15.03.12 14:00:54Super Startschuss!
Und vor Allem so informativ ...
Und vor Allem so informativ ...
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Hab nen Bericht über Tra.. is aber alles in English, werde nächste Woche mal das Wesentliche hier übersetzen und einstellen. Eine Aussage:" Kaufen, solange Wallstreet noch nicht erkannt hat welches Potential drin steckt." Zitat Ende ! Ich hol mir alle Info aus
yahoo (USA) Aufstocken... Gruß B. Bis nächste Woche !
yahoo (USA) Aufstocken... Gruß B. Bis nächste Woche !
.. ach ja, noch ein wesentlicher Punkt, die Gesellschaft hat jedes Jahr ein Aktienrückkaufprogramm.... ist ja gut zu wissen. bis denne...
Ach ja, wer am WE lange Weile und Lust dazu hat, kann sich ja mal MakoSurgical anschauen.... sehr empfehlenswert !
Teradata Ranked as Global Technology Leader by Latest Study
Teradata Data Warehouse customers were most satisfied of all surveyed
PR NewswirePress Release: Teradata – 1 hour 9 minutes ago
Teradata Corporation
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SAN DIEGO, March 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- For the second time, a study from The Information Difference research firm ranked Teradata, (NYSE: TDC - News), the leading analytic data solutions company, as the technology trailblazer with the world's happiest data warehousing customers.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090909/TERADATALOGO)
"Teradata's customers were the happiest we surveyed," said Andy Hayler, chief executive officer and co-founder of The Information Difference. "We ranked Teradata highest for the second year based on its technology leadership of all vendors, because of its proven ability to deliver a foundation for a wide range of business analytics."
"It is gratifying to be recognized by another study as the market leader," said Scott Gnau, director, Teradata Labs, Teradata. "Leveraging our breakthrough analytical database and our unique and unmatched architecture, the Teradata platform family not only offers market-leading capabilities, but delivers the earliest adoption of breakthrough technologies like flash storage, multi-core, and in-memory processing, all in a seamless environment. I believe that our customers are the most satisfied because of the unparalleled business results they achieve with our technology solutions."
The technology dimension position is derived from a weighted set of scores based on four factors: customer satisfaction as measured by a survey of reference customers, analyst impressions of the technology, maturity of the technology and breadth of technology in terms of coverage against The Information Difference functionality model.
Klingt doch echt gut, ich glaube, ich werde noch viel Freude an Teradata haben !!! Nachkaufen ist angesagt !! So I'll do ! Gruß B.
Teradata Data Warehouse customers were most satisfied of all surveyed
PR NewswirePress Release: Teradata – 1 hour 9 minutes ago
Teradata Corporation
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TDC 69.43 +0.81
SAN DIEGO, March 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- For the second time, a study from The Information Difference research firm ranked Teradata, (NYSE: TDC - News), the leading analytic data solutions company, as the technology trailblazer with the world's happiest data warehousing customers.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090909/TERADATALOGO)
"Teradata's customers were the happiest we surveyed," said Andy Hayler, chief executive officer and co-founder of The Information Difference. "We ranked Teradata highest for the second year based on its technology leadership of all vendors, because of its proven ability to deliver a foundation for a wide range of business analytics."
"It is gratifying to be recognized by another study as the market leader," said Scott Gnau, director, Teradata Labs, Teradata. "Leveraging our breakthrough analytical database and our unique and unmatched architecture, the Teradata platform family not only offers market-leading capabilities, but delivers the earliest adoption of breakthrough technologies like flash storage, multi-core, and in-memory processing, all in a seamless environment. I believe that our customers are the most satisfied because of the unparalleled business results they achieve with our technology solutions."
The technology dimension position is derived from a weighted set of scores based on four factors: customer satisfaction as measured by a survey of reference customers, analyst impressions of the technology, maturity of the technology and breadth of technology in terms of coverage against The Information Difference functionality model.
Klingt doch echt gut, ich glaube, ich werde noch viel Freude an Teradata haben !!! Nachkaufen ist angesagt !! So I'll do ! Gruß B.
In this commentary, we examine the rapidly growing sub-industry of Big Data and how long-term investors may position themselves to benefit. In doing so, we will highlight two companies we believe are poised to significantly benefit from this explosive growth.
Big Data Basics
As data and storage needs increase in complexity and sheer magnitude, companies are challenged to maintain, store, and analyze this information in a more effective manner. Within the IT industry, this is challenge stems from what is known as Big Data. By Wikipedia definition, Big Data is a term applied to data sets whose size is beyond the ability of commonly used software tools to capture, manage, and process the data within a tolerable elapsed time.
Did you know that 90% of the data in the world today was created within the last two years?
Data is growing at an alarming rate, given the explosive rise of social networking and cloud computing in the last two years. Every day, 2.5 quintillion (1000^6) bytes of data are created. To put that number in perspective, that's 2,273,736.75 terabytes of data created each day.
Previous generation data storage technology (in some cases over 30 years old) simply cannot handle this demand, which is forcing direct investment of billions of dollars into new system overhauls. International Data Corporation forecasts the Big Data market growing from $3.2 billion in 2010 to $16.9 billion in 2015. This represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40%, which is about seven times higher growth than the overall information and communication technology market.
Companies at the Center
These companies enable their customers more effectively utilize their data by offering a combination of products and services specifically for Big Data.
EMC Corporation (EMC)
Plain and simple, EMC is in the information infrastructure business; its storage products help make data scalable and more efficient as end user demand grows in the future. This is critical for Big Data users to leverage their information in a more valuable manner. Best of all, its products are compatible with many different platforms including IBM and Oracle (ORCL). Revenue has grown 10.4% on a 3-year annualized basis, while earnings per share were up 21.7% during the same period. Looking shorter term, year-over-year trends indicate revenue and EPS growth has accelerated from the 3-year average, with 17.6% growth in revenue and 25.5% EPS growth. Most recently, EMC booked its best fourth-quarter results in company history.
Teradata Corporation (TDC)
Teradata is a provider of enterprise data warehousing, including enterprise analytic technologies and services. TDC is uniquely positioned as a pure play data analytic company whose primary focus is analyzing data and turning it into actionable intelligence. Its suite of products and services represent a huge value for companies in the market to improve their operating efficiencies. As enterprises become increasingly overwhelmed with their exponential data growth, TDC has seen its share value outperform the S&P dramatically. With a current market capitalization in the neighborhood of $11.5 billion, TDC is by no means at the end of its cycle. Looking back fundamentally, 3-year revenue and EPS growth was up 10.3% and 13.9% respectively. On a year-over-year basis, those numbers have accelerated to 22% and 16.3% respectively. Perhaps on a short-term basis, it is trading at a rich valuation of 26.22 forward earnings, but it is very well positioned for long-term growth.
Conclusion
We are currently living in the age of information, version 2.0; the companies that realize the high value of information and invest now are likely to maintain their competitive edge in the future.
While the two companies highlighted are certainly not the only ones competing for the billions of dollars being invested into Big Data, we have identified them as the best of breed pure plays on the trend. Other big name competitors in Big Data include IBM, Oracle, and Hewlett Packard (HPQ). The problem for shareholders of the competition is that this trend may not be enough of a tail ($16.9B) to wag the dog because they are too large and diversified for it to matter.
Ja geil, so langsam checken die Analysten welches Potential hier verborgen liegt, und ich bin schon drin !! Gruß B.
Big Data Basics
As data and storage needs increase in complexity and sheer magnitude, companies are challenged to maintain, store, and analyze this information in a more effective manner. Within the IT industry, this is challenge stems from what is known as Big Data. By Wikipedia definition, Big Data is a term applied to data sets whose size is beyond the ability of commonly used software tools to capture, manage, and process the data within a tolerable elapsed time.
Did you know that 90% of the data in the world today was created within the last two years?
Data is growing at an alarming rate, given the explosive rise of social networking and cloud computing in the last two years. Every day, 2.5 quintillion (1000^6) bytes of data are created. To put that number in perspective, that's 2,273,736.75 terabytes of data created each day.
Previous generation data storage technology (in some cases over 30 years old) simply cannot handle this demand, which is forcing direct investment of billions of dollars into new system overhauls. International Data Corporation forecasts the Big Data market growing from $3.2 billion in 2010 to $16.9 billion in 2015. This represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40%, which is about seven times higher growth than the overall information and communication technology market.
Companies at the Center
These companies enable their customers more effectively utilize their data by offering a combination of products and services specifically for Big Data.
EMC Corporation (EMC)
Plain and simple, EMC is in the information infrastructure business; its storage products help make data scalable and more efficient as end user demand grows in the future. This is critical for Big Data users to leverage their information in a more valuable manner. Best of all, its products are compatible with many different platforms including IBM and Oracle (ORCL). Revenue has grown 10.4% on a 3-year annualized basis, while earnings per share were up 21.7% during the same period. Looking shorter term, year-over-year trends indicate revenue and EPS growth has accelerated from the 3-year average, with 17.6% growth in revenue and 25.5% EPS growth. Most recently, EMC booked its best fourth-quarter results in company history.
Teradata Corporation (TDC)
Teradata is a provider of enterprise data warehousing, including enterprise analytic technologies and services. TDC is uniquely positioned as a pure play data analytic company whose primary focus is analyzing data and turning it into actionable intelligence. Its suite of products and services represent a huge value for companies in the market to improve their operating efficiencies. As enterprises become increasingly overwhelmed with their exponential data growth, TDC has seen its share value outperform the S&P dramatically. With a current market capitalization in the neighborhood of $11.5 billion, TDC is by no means at the end of its cycle. Looking back fundamentally, 3-year revenue and EPS growth was up 10.3% and 13.9% respectively. On a year-over-year basis, those numbers have accelerated to 22% and 16.3% respectively. Perhaps on a short-term basis, it is trading at a rich valuation of 26.22 forward earnings, but it is very well positioned for long-term growth.
Conclusion
We are currently living in the age of information, version 2.0; the companies that realize the high value of information and invest now are likely to maintain their competitive edge in the future.
While the two companies highlighted are certainly not the only ones competing for the billions of dollars being invested into Big Data, we have identified them as the best of breed pure plays on the trend. Other big name competitors in Big Data include IBM, Oracle, and Hewlett Packard (HPQ). The problem for shareholders of the competition is that this trend may not be enough of a tail ($16.9B) to wag the dog because they are too large and diversified for it to matter.
Ja geil, so langsam checken die Analysten welches Potential hier verborgen liegt, und ich bin schon drin !! Gruß B.
Teradata heute in USA erstmals über 70 Buggs. Schön, schön, step by step aufwärts - und wir stehen erst am Anfang !! Gruß B. Wie immer, nachkaufen ist angesagt ! Shit, muss erstmal meine Samsung aufstocken, hab leider zu wenig Knete, naja, Kleinvieh macht auch Mist !! Gruß b.
naja, die 70 nicht gehalten aber immerhin, Alltimehigh !!
69.83 Up 0.79(1.14%) 4:03PM EDT|After Hours: 69.83 Down 0.00 (0.00%
69.83 Up 0.79(1.14%) 4:03PM EDT|After Hours: 69.83 Down 0.00 (0.00%
... und wieder sehr stabil, trotz rotem Umfeld in USA !! Aufsocken, sukzessive, so hab ich das gern !! Gruß B.
.. na wer sagt's denn, in USA heute wieder über 70 Dollar, d.h. Alltimehigh, Immer locker bleiben und sich bei kleinen Rücksetzern nicht verrückt machen, hat der Laden Substanz, davon bin ich überzeugt, dann steigt die Aktie ! Ich denke, das wird sie - in den nächsten Jahren. Gruß B.
Na, wer ist denn schön dabei geblieben ??
Teradata's 1Q earnings lift stock to new high
Teradata's 1st-quarter tops analyst projections, illustrating boom in data-management services
Associated PressAssociated Press – 43 minutes ago
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Splunk, Inc.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Teradata Corp.'s first-quarter earnings rose 40 percent, in a performance that propelled the data management company's stock to a new high Thursday.
The results and investors' enthusiastic reaction is the latest illustration of the moneymaking opportunities emerging around the collection and analysis of data accumulating in an Internet-driven age.
As more work, shopping and socializing occurs on the Internet, companies are buying more equipment, products and services to store and navigate through the torrents of information pouring into their computers. The trend is turning into a boon for so-called "Big Data" specialists such as Teradata, which is based in Atlanta. Investors, in turn, have been scooping up Big Data stocks in hopes of reaping big returns in the years ahead.
Teradata benefited Thursday as its shares surged $5.21, or more than 7 percent, to $77.40 in afternoon trading after its first-quarter estimates topped analyst estimates and management brightened its outlook for the rest of the year. Earlier in Thursday's session, Teradata's stock hit $79.89 — the highest price since the company spun off from NCR Corp. in 2007.
"We have the widest and deepest portfolio in the market to address the analytic data needs of any organization," Teradata CEO Mike Koehler boasted in a statement with the company's first-quarter results.
Teradata's stock reached a new peak just three weeks after the shares of data-management software maker Splunk Inc. doubled in their Wall Street debut.
Teradata earned $91 million, or 53 cents per share, during the first three months of the year. That compared with net income of $65 million, or 38 cents per share, at the same time last year.
If not for expenses covering employee stock compensation and accounting costs for certain other items, Teradata said it would have earned 60 cents per share. On that basis, Teradata exceeded the average earnings estimate of 56 cents per share among analysts surveyed by FactSet.
Revenue climbed 21 percent to $613 million — about $26 million above analyst projections — from $506 million.
The company predicted its revenue for all of this year will rise by as much as 14 percent from 2011, to $2.7 billion. It had earlier predicted revenue would grow 10 to 12 percent this year. Teradata forecast that its adjusted full-year earnings per share will range from $2.60 to $2.70, up from a previous outlook of $2.56 to $2.66.
Analysts' full-year forecast had called for adjusted earnings of $2.64 per share on revenue of $2.65 billion.
So mag ich das !!!! Gruß B.
Teradata's 1Q earnings lift stock to new high
Teradata's 1st-quarter tops analyst projections, illustrating boom in data-management services
Associated PressAssociated Press – 43 minutes ago
Companies:
Teradata Corporation
Splunk, Inc.
TERADATA
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Symbol Price Change
TDC 77.66 +5.47
SPLK 32.42 -2.85
3T4.F 59.41 +5.27
NCR 23.45 -0.32
NCR1.F 17.97 +0.27
Fantasy Finance
ATLANTA (AP) -- Teradata Corp.'s first-quarter earnings rose 40 percent, in a performance that propelled the data management company's stock to a new high Thursday.
The results and investors' enthusiastic reaction is the latest illustration of the moneymaking opportunities emerging around the collection and analysis of data accumulating in an Internet-driven age.
As more work, shopping and socializing occurs on the Internet, companies are buying more equipment, products and services to store and navigate through the torrents of information pouring into their computers. The trend is turning into a boon for so-called "Big Data" specialists such as Teradata, which is based in Atlanta. Investors, in turn, have been scooping up Big Data stocks in hopes of reaping big returns in the years ahead.
Teradata benefited Thursday as its shares surged $5.21, or more than 7 percent, to $77.40 in afternoon trading after its first-quarter estimates topped analyst estimates and management brightened its outlook for the rest of the year. Earlier in Thursday's session, Teradata's stock hit $79.89 — the highest price since the company spun off from NCR Corp. in 2007.
"We have the widest and deepest portfolio in the market to address the analytic data needs of any organization," Teradata CEO Mike Koehler boasted in a statement with the company's first-quarter results.
Teradata's stock reached a new peak just three weeks after the shares of data-management software maker Splunk Inc. doubled in their Wall Street debut.
Teradata earned $91 million, or 53 cents per share, during the first three months of the year. That compared with net income of $65 million, or 38 cents per share, at the same time last year.
If not for expenses covering employee stock compensation and accounting costs for certain other items, Teradata said it would have earned 60 cents per share. On that basis, Teradata exceeded the average earnings estimate of 56 cents per share among analysts surveyed by FactSet.
Revenue climbed 21 percent to $613 million — about $26 million above analyst projections — from $506 million.
The company predicted its revenue for all of this year will rise by as much as 14 percent from 2011, to $2.7 billion. It had earlier predicted revenue would grow 10 to 12 percent this year. Teradata forecast that its adjusted full-year earnings per share will range from $2.60 to $2.70, up from a previous outlook of $2.56 to $2.66.
Analysts' full-year forecast had called for adjusted earnings of $2.64 per share on revenue of $2.65 billion.
So mag ich das !!!! Gruß B.
na wer sagt's denn, läuft doch !! Gruß B.
.. stark - und dies bei dem Umfeld ! Nachkaufen wann immer möglich ! Gruß B.
..gute Werte erholen sich schnell wieder, weil Wachstum generiert wird ! Gruß B.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.254.693 von Betterway am 06.06.12 11:27:02Hallo Leute !
Ich stimme meinem Vorredner zu !
Dieser gute Wert...wurde in einer Empfehlung aus vielen Nebenwerten aus den USA herausgehoben !
Ich sehe diesen Wert als gefallenen Engel !
Wer kann sich noch für diese Aktie begeistern???
Gruß zotty
Ich stimme meinem Vorredner zu !
Dieser gute Wert...wurde in einer Empfehlung aus vielen Nebenwerten aus den USA herausgehoben !
Ich sehe diesen Wert als gefallenen Engel !
Wer kann sich noch für diese Aktie begeistern???
Gruß zotty
Ich hab die auf der Watchlist, hoffe nochmal auf einen Rücksetzer und setze Abstauberlimit bei 37,50 Euro.
Schau dir mal Sierra Wireless an, da dürfte demnächst auch der Widerstand bei 12 US-Dollar geknackt werden, laufen seit 4 Monaten seitwärts zwischen 10 und 12, 320 Mill. Marktkapitalisierung und 160 Mill. Cash in der Kasse.
Gruß Mystical
Schau dir mal Sierra Wireless an, da dürfte demnächst auch der Widerstand bei 12 US-Dollar geknackt werden, laufen seit 4 Monaten seitwärts zwischen 10 und 12, 320 Mill. Marktkapitalisierung und 160 Mill. Cash in der Kasse.
Gruß Mystical
heute ist wohl Tag der Nachrichten bei Teradata
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-aktien/teradata-…
Besonders viel versprechend kurzfristig sind die Meldungen zu Procter&Gamble, mittel bis lanfgristig viel versprechend die Ankündigungen über neue technische Fortschritte
siehe selbst
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-aktien/teradata-…
Besonders viel versprechend kurzfristig sind die Meldungen zu Procter&Gamble, mittel bis lanfgristig viel versprechend die Ankündigungen über neue technische Fortschritte
siehe selbst
Nachtrag:
Charttechnisch nach dem Absturz un mit Blick auf den Chart bis zurück 3 Jahre eine faszinierend interessante Kursmarke.
Ein Rebound nach oben scheint in der Zusammenfassung zwingend!
Charttechnisch nach dem Absturz un mit Blick auf den Chart bis zurück 3 Jahre eine faszinierend interessante Kursmarke.
Ein Rebound nach oben scheint in der Zusammenfassung zwingend!
welche Masse von Meldungen täglich zu diesem Wert ....
Ich finde die teilweise sehr vielversprechend. Der andere teil betrifft Analystenmeinungen
Ich finde die teilweise sehr vielversprechend. Der andere teil betrifft Analystenmeinungen
steigende Kurse seit heute sind noch keine Trendwende, aber vielleicht deren Anfang
die Aktie ist 40 Cent unter pari in Deutschland zu haben.
Ich handel lieber in USA, sonst würde ich hier zuschlagen
Ich handel lieber in USA, sonst würde ich hier zuschlagen
und gestern in USA um fast 5% gestiegen
Aus meiner Sicht der Anfang einer nachhaltigen Trendwende
Aus meiner Sicht der Anfang einer nachhaltigen Trendwende
... mit der Trendwende scheint es etwas voreilig gewesen zu sein.
Bei dem Feuerwerk an Nachrichten, gab es gerade mal 5 % Anstieg und nun wieder zurück. Habe umgeschichtet. Denke, dass das bei http://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/7076338 ein Kaufsignal ausgelöst wurde, wo man schneller was gewinnen kann.
Kann mir gut vorstellen, dass es hier mit der Trendwende noch was wird und werde immer wieder vorbei schauen, evtl wieder einsteigen.
Bei dem Feuerwerk an Nachrichten, gab es gerade mal 5 % Anstieg und nun wieder zurück. Habe umgeschichtet. Denke, dass das bei http://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/7076338 ein Kaufsignal ausgelöst wurde, wo man schneller was gewinnen kann.
Kann mir gut vorstellen, dass es hier mit der Trendwende noch was wird und werde immer wieder vorbei schauen, evtl wieder einsteigen.
Da schon ein Thread besteht...
Teradata befindet sich gerade in einer Range am oberen Ende.
Nun gibt es zwei Richtungen
1. Oberhalb von 46$ Long bis erstmal 49,3$ und dann wenn die Hürde genommen wird GAP-Close bis 52$
2. In der Range geht es noch mal nach unten, also unterhalb von 44,70$ bis 40$
Was spricht für 1. ?
- Rasanter Kursanstieg zwischen der Range. Die Aktie hat 5 Tage gebraucht vom Bottom to the Top. Ist dann aber ausgestoppt worden vom massiven Widerstand.
Was spricht für 2. ?
- Das trotz des rasanten Anstiegs die 45,60$ nicht (oder noch nicht) geknackt wurden. Desweiteren hat sich n' Shooting-Star (manche saen dazu auch Inverted Hammer...) gebildet.
Eigendlich wollte ich mich auf Trendfolgende Systeme erst einmal konzentrieren, aber die Aktie sprang mir ins Auge.
Mein Einstieg:
Per Stop-Sell Order bei 44,82$ rein
Stop Loss: 45,60$
Take Profit: 40,10$
Teradata befindet sich gerade in einer Range am oberen Ende.
Nun gibt es zwei Richtungen
1. Oberhalb von 46$ Long bis erstmal 49,3$ und dann wenn die Hürde genommen wird GAP-Close bis 52$
2. In der Range geht es noch mal nach unten, also unterhalb von 44,70$ bis 40$
Was spricht für 1. ?
- Rasanter Kursanstieg zwischen der Range. Die Aktie hat 5 Tage gebraucht vom Bottom to the Top. Ist dann aber ausgestoppt worden vom massiven Widerstand.
Was spricht für 2. ?
- Das trotz des rasanten Anstiegs die 45,60$ nicht (oder noch nicht) geknackt wurden. Desweiteren hat sich n' Shooting-Star (manche saen dazu auch Inverted Hammer...) gebildet.
Eigendlich wollte ich mich auf Trendfolgende Systeme erst einmal konzentrieren, aber die Aktie sprang mir ins Auge.
Mein Einstieg:
Per Stop-Sell Order bei 44,82$ rein
Stop Loss: 45,60$
Take Profit: 40,10$
Einstieg wie beschrieben.Stop ist aber zu nah dran.
Auch wenn mans nicht machen sollte. Ich hab meinen Stop auf das zweifache der ATR gesetzt (46,79$)
CRV immer noch im grünen Bereich
Auch wenn mans nicht machen sollte. Ich hab meinen Stop auf das zweifache der ATR gesetzt (46,79$)
CRV immer noch im grünen Bereich
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