Edison Schools dieses Jahr > 120-200% - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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Ich glaube es nicht, Edison Schools ist seit kurzem in der Liste der besten Microcaps aufgelistet. Jetzt wird es spannend!!!!!!!!!!!!

Denn im Juni hat Edison Schools angekündigt, bei 4-6 Euro wert zu sein.

Abgesehen davon sind zur Zeit absolute Kaufkurse

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Ich bin dabei
MfG Heitop

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http://quotes.nasdaq.com/asp/summaryquote.asp?symbol=EDSN%60…

Bei Edison Schools passiert endlich wieder etwas!!!
Das Tief scheinen wir hinter uns gelassen zu haben. Jetzt werden vermutlich wieder Aktien-Rückkauf-Programm weitergehen und evtl. Gross-Investoren einsteigen, was den Kurs rasch beflügeln wird.

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Hier ist die Ursache, dass Edison Schools fällt.
Ist aber noch nicht geklärt und kann sich ins Gegenteil kehren.


Philadelphia Plans Cuts in School Budget


Mar 24, 2003 (The Philadelphia Inquirer - Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
via COMTEX) -- Philadelphia School District chief executive Paul Vallas plans to
make $48.5 million in cuts to balance his proposed 2003-04 budget, according to
a proposal he is expected to present to City Council today.

Although the proposal does not specify where the cuts will be made, it makes
clear that Vallas plans to take a knife to the district`s contracts with seven
outside managers -- including Edison Schools Inc. -- that are operating 45
schools.

In his proposal, obtained from a City Council source, Vallas called for spending
$12 million less on those schools and another group of schools that were given
special support under district guidance.

Last year, those schools, called "partnership schools," were given $40 million
in extra funding to set a course for improved student achievement. Vallas`
proposal for 2003-04 earmarks $28.2 million.

Reached Friday night, Vallas declined to offer specifics, saying he would detail
the cuts when he presents the $1.78 billion spending plan to City Council.

According to a source close to the district, Vallas plans to redirect much of
the $12 million saved into the district`s high school reform plan. That plan
calls for more advanced placement courses, counselors, and extracurricular
activities, among other additions.

Adam Tucker, a spokesman for Edison, which runs 20 city schools, said the
district had not notified the company that it planned to reduce its paycheck.

He declined to comment.

"Until we really know what the whole picture is, we wouldn`t be able to talk
about it," he said.

But such a reduction could cause a stir.

In August, the district signed contracts with the seven outside managers after
weeks of haggling over money and terms. The district ended up using a
complicated formula that granted more money to schools with the least
experienced teachers, figuring they would need more for training, support and
recruitment.

The managers include three for-profit companies: Edison, Chancellor Beacon
Academies, and Victory Schools, and four other entities: Universal Companies, a
South Philadelphia urban renewal group; Foundations Inc., a nonprofit education
company; Temple University; and the University of Pennsylvania.

Many of the proposed cuts are driven by a projected drop in state funding.

Under the proposed state budget, the district would receive $25 million less
from the state this year. And the amount earmarked for Philadelphia is actually
$65 million less than district officials thought they would receive, according
to the proposal.

Vallas plans to tell City Council that the district has saved $51.2 million this
year "by introducing modern business management procedures into budgeting and
financing."

The district also anticipates receiving an additional $62.5 million in local,
state and federal grants this year, which will help it finish the year with a
small surplus.

Vallas also will outline in detail all of the programs he has launched since
becoming chief executive last July, according to a 14-page draft copy of his
testimony.

By Susan Snyder

To see more of The Philadelphia Inquirer, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go
to http://www.philly.com

(c) 2003, The Philadelphia Inquirer. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune
Business News.

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Es geht wieder aufwärts!!!!!!!!!!


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http://quotes.nasdaq.com/asp/summaryquote.asp?symbol=EDSN%60…

hier noch der link der Info von oben!

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Hier 2 E-mails von Edison Schools!!!

______________________________________________________

Dear Mr.......

Thank you for your continuing interest. However, we do not have any news about Philadelphia that we can share with you at the moment. As I alluded in my previous
response, please be advised that in order to be in compliance with Regulation Fair Disclosure, Edison Schools disseminates new and material company information and
updates through company press releases or at our quarterly earnings conference calls.
You may access all company press releases by visiting our website at www.edisonschools.com.

Thank you.
Edison Schools


...wrote:

> Dear Ms. Donna Lee,
>
> I was reading the following article, which makes me concerned very much, because I do possess a large number of Edison Schools stocks.
>
> _______________________________________________________________
>
> .......Philadelphia School District chief executive Paul Vallas plans to
> make $48.5 million in cuts to balance his proposed 2003-04 budget........
>
> ....although the proposal does not specify where the cuts will be made, it makes
> clear that Vallas plans to take a knife to the district`s contracts with seven
> outside managers -- including Edison Schools Inc. -- that are operating 45
> schools.
>
> ......Adam Tucker, a spokesman for Edison, which runs 20 city schools, said the
> district had not notified the company that it planned to reduce its paycheck.
> He declined to comment. "Until we really know what the whole picture is, we
> wouldn`t be able to talk about it," he said. But such a reduction could cause a
> stir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> ________________________________________________________
>
> Could you please give me advice on this matter.
> I couldn` find any news in your homepage concerning these facts.
>
> With kind regards........
> ________________________________________________________
>
> Philadelphia Plans Cuts in School Budget
>
> Mar 24, 2003 (The Philadelphia Inquirer - Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
> via COMTEX) -- Philadelphia School District chief executive Paul Vallas plans to
> make $48.5 million in cuts to balance his proposed 2003-04 budget, according to
> a proposal he is expected to present to City Council today.
>
> Although the proposal does not specify where the cuts will be made, it makes
> clear that Vallas plans to take a knife to the district`s contracts with seven
> outside managers -- including Edison Schools Inc. -- that are operating 45
> schools.
>
> In his proposal, obtained from a City Council source, Vallas called for spending
> $12 million less on those schools and another group of schools that were given
> special support under district guidance.
>
> Last year, those schools, called "partnership schools," were given $40 million
> in extra funding to set a course for improved student achievement. Vallas`
> proposal for 2003-04 earmarks $28.2 million.
>
> Reached Friday night, Vallas declined to offer specifics, saying he would detail
> the cuts when he presents the $1.78 billion spending plan to City Council.
>
> According to a source close to the district, Vallas plans to redirect much of
> the $12 million saved into the district`s high school reform plan. That plan
> calls for more advanced placement courses, counselors, and extracurricular
> activities, among other additions.
>
> Adam Tucker, a spokesman for Edison, which runs 20 city schools, said the
> district had not notified the company that it planned to reduce its paycheck.
>
> He declined to comment. "Until we really know what the whole picture is, we
> wouldn`t be able to talk about it," he said. But such a reduction could cause a
> stir.............................



> Donna Lee schrieb:
>
> > Dear Mr. .....
> >
> > Thank you for your interest in Edison Schools, and for letting us know about the inclusion of Edison Schools on the Top 10 Microcap Stocks listing. With regards to your inquiry, I do not know whether our listing is the result of
any new or recent news from us. I suspect that they use a variety of financial and other factors to determine which companies are included in their listing.

Edison Schools disseminates company news generally via press releases or through our quarterly earnings conference call/webcasts. All of our press releases are automatically posted on our website, and our webcasts are also available on our website at www.edisonschools.com. For your information, our next earnings release and webcast are scheduled for May 13.

Thank you again for your interest in our company.
Donna Lee
Communications
Edison Schools

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Subject: edissonschools-stocks
Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2003 20:20:37 +0200
From: ...........
To: [e-mail]

Dear ladies and gentlemen,

is your new listing in the top 10 microcapstocks
http://www.top10microcapstocks.com/comp_list.php?coid=265
> > > paralled with news, that are not avalaible so far and does it mean, that soon there might be a positive change with your stocks?
With kind regards
Mr. ......

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I told you!!!

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Edison Schools steigt gerade um 20%

es geht los. Am 13.05. ist HV.

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Warum Edison Schools interessant sein könnte:

1. Es steigt jeden Tag um 20%:
http://quotes.nasdaq.com/asp/summaryquote.asp?symbol=EDSN%60…

2. Gehört zu den Microcaps seit kurzem
http://www.top10microcapstocks.com/home.php

3. Siehe unter Juni 2003:
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=edsn&…

4. Bitte selber nachlesen, z.b. Aktien-Rückkauk und Sparniss etc.
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=edsn&…

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Edison said CEO and others may offer to buy firm
Thursday May 8, 1:06 pm ET


NEW YORK, May 8 (Reuters) - Edison Schools Inc. (NasdaqNM:EDSN - News), the largest U.S. private operator of public schools, said on Thursday that Christopher Whittle, founder and chief executive officer, and other management members are considering purchasing all of the stock they do not own yet.
Edison has not yet received any offer, or any indication of what a possible price per share might be. The Company said it had been told by Whittle that no financing for any such offer has yet been arranged

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Klingt hochinteressant!!!

1. If Edison goes private, it would not materially affect the company`s business operations....

2. Edison manages more than 100 schools in 23 states, including 20 in Philadelphia and 9 in Chester Upland.

3. In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission Jan. 30, Whittle said he owned 8.7 million shares, or 14.8 percent of the company`s stock.

4. Even though Edison stressed that going private was not a sure thing, Stokes said he expected it to happen!!!!!!!!!

5. "The reason for the announcement is that expected to be regarded as good news, and it suggests to me that a transaction is relatively imminent," he said.

6. The company has never earned a profit, although officials said in February that Edison was on track to report net income of $11 million in the quarter ending June 30.
Edison is scheduled to announce its results for its third quarter next Wednesday.

7. Several months ago, Edison announced a plan to repurchase up to 5.4 million of the 45 million shares outstanding to boost its stock price. The company said in
February that it had purchased 1.7 million shares, and would continue to buy back stock periodically!!!!!!!!!!

http://quotes.freerealtime.com/dl/frt/N?symbol=EDSN&art=C200…

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EquityOutlook.Com: EquityOutlook.Com announces Stock Evaluation Ratings for Edison Schools:

SHREVEPORT, La., May 15, 2003 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- EquityOutlook.Com
makes these short-term stock recommendations:
- BUY Edison Schools (NASDAQ:EDSN - News) -



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