IBM: Hammerzahlen für 4.Q. am 19.Jan. Kurspotential 10% wie Intel. - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Retico]

Wer 1&1 zusammen zählen kann, kauft noch schnell IBM-Aktien vor dem 19. Jan. 2000. Denn IBM rüstet ca. 60 % seiner Computer mit Intelpozessoren aus und Intel hat am 17. Jan. 2000 für`s 4. Quartal 1999 absolute Hammerzahlen gebracht (Aktienkurssprung von ca. 10% in einem Tag). D.h. wenn Intel soviele Prozessoren im 4. Quartal verkaufen konnte, muss logischerweise die Hardwarefirmen insbesondere IBM diese gebraucht haben, um der Nachfragen im 4. Quartal an Computerhardware gerecht zu werden. Kurspotential für IBM Aktien ca. 10% kurzfristig!!!! Und wer zweifelt, soll sich doch einmal die Vergangenheit anschauen. Immer wenn Intel super Quartalszahlen gebracht hat, war es mit IBM genau das selbe!!

[Foo80]

Hallo Retico,
wenn Du heute Detaills über IBM (->Quartalszahlen) erfährst, poste es bitte.
Gruß Foo80

[Foo80]

Hier was zum lesen, Gruß Foo80:



IBM`s earnings dented by Y2K but beat
expectations
By Stephanie Miles
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
January 19, 2000, 1:35 p.m. PT

update IBM reported earnings of $1.12 per share today, beating revised expectations
and lending credence to rumblings this week that the gloomy predictions of Y2K fallout
in Big Blue`s fourth-quarter earnings were overstated.

IBM announced earnings of $1.12 per share, or $2.1 billion, on revenues of $24.18 billion for the
quarter. This is down from earnings of $1.24 per share for the same period last year.

Wall Street analysts polled by First Call expected an average of
$1.06 per share. Analysts revised their expectations based on
guidance from IBM in meetings in October and December.

At 1 p.m. PST, the close of regular trading, IBM shares were
down 25 cents to $115.50.

Previously, IBM predicted lower profits due to ramifications from
spending patterns associated with Y2K preparation plans for
large corporate customers. Many large companies stopped
buying new technology products after the second half of 1999 as
they focused on testing existing equipment for Y2K glitches.

Problems among corporate PC buyers are far from over,
however. Yesterday in its earnings announcement, Microsoft
warned that large companies are not going to rush to buy new computers with its Windows
2000 operating system, and that corporate PC sales may remain sluggish through the quarter.
Microsoft shares, along with many technology issues, dropped today as a result.

Bloomberg contributed to this report.

[kpk]

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