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so siehts aus 
hat praktisch über 75 % vom emissions-high verloren
schreiben aber SCHWARZE zahlen
hat praktisch über 75 % vom emissions-high verloren
schreiben aber SCHWARZE zahlen
STOCH liefert KAUFSIGNAL
und 2 fette GAPs wollen geschlossen werden 
wartet einfach ob der boden heute bei 6,60 bestätigt wird
und dann steigt fett ein
ach so
NUR in amiland kaufen
bei nordnet null problem
geht in sec
und kostet 7,45 € für trader
aus SMARTMONEY.com:
A PROFIT WARNING from a little-known marketplace for trading telephone minutes had investors speed-dialing their brokers on Wednesday.
Shares of Arbinet-thexchange (ARBX) sank 35% to an all-time low of $7.50 after the New Brunswick, N.J.-based operator of an electronic exchange for the telecommunications industry slashed its earnings forecast for 2005. Arbinet blamed its weaker outlook on a shift to shorter-duration phone calls and a reduction in trading by two large customers that had their credit lines suspended. The company went public in December at $17.50 a share. The day after the IPO the stock peaked at $29.90.
For the full year, Arbinet late Tuesday lowered its guidance for net income to between $3 million and $6 million, from its May 4 forecast of $19 million to $23 million. Revenue estimates fell to between $46 million and $50 million from between $58 million and $64 million. The company said second-quarter earnings would fall in the range of $500,000 to $1 million on revenues between $11.0 million and $11.5 million. Arbinet didn`t give per-share estimates.
Similar to a stock market, Arbinet provides a platform for telecom companies to trade voice and data traffic. Currently, 375 carriers around the world, including nine of the world`s 10 largest, are exchange members. The company also offers credit-risk management, billing and settlement of these transactions. While the number of average daily complete calls on the exchange is rising, the number of minutes is falling. And Arbinet`s fees are determined by the number of minutes traded. For the first five months of 2005, the company posted a record 591 million calls, a 30% year-over-year increase. However, the second quarter is expected to show an average of 3.9 minutes per call, compared with 4.2 minutes per call in the year-ago quarter and 4.4 minutes per call in the first quarter.
The shorter calls resulted from several factors, the company said, including a shift in the mix of geographic markets traded. According to Arbinet, some markets, like Mexico, are characterized by longer call durations, while others feature shorter calls. A jump in the number of mobile calls traded — mobile calls tend to average less than three minutes per call — also contributed to the decline in the average number of minutes per call transacted.
"It`s basically an exchange of long-distance minutes where buyers and sellers are brought together anonymously, and Arbinet takes a little off of each sale," says Cliff Rees, president of GlobalTouch Telecom, which sells VoIP service globally. "The company also manages the credit risk. Arbinet allows sellers to sell to a much large number of buyers than it normally would, because they don`t want to deal with that much credit risk." (Rees doesn`t own shares of Arbinet-thexchange; GlobalTouch Telecom doesn`t have a business relationship with the company.)
In May, Arbinet suspended the credit lines of two large buyers, which resulted in those buyers making fewer trades.
Signs of trouble surfaced earlier this year, when the five-year-old company posted a first-quarter profit of $1.3 million, or five cents a share, on fee revenues of $12.3 million. While earnings climbed 55% year-over-year on a 22% increase in sales, the bottom line missed the Thomson First Call consensus estimate of 10 cents a share.
"Arbinet has made a poor debut as a public company," wrote SG Cowen analyst Tom Watts after the May 4 first-quarter earnings report. "Despite this, we continue to think that Arbinet has a great business idea." (Watts doesn`t own shares of Arbinet-thexchange; SG Cowen has an investment-banking relationship with the company.)
Worrisome to Watts was that in January buyers of minutes failed to find any sellers on the exchange, which "picks away at one of the most important elements of any exchange: liquidity." And while volume rebounded in March after the company offered price incentives, he wrote, "the liquidity crisis of January suggests to us that Arbinet is less critical to its members than we previously assumed and needs to develop greater liquidity." Watts also said fee revenue per minute dropped for the third consecutive quarter during the first quarter.
"The growth in our business revolves around doing more business for the 375 members, and we are doing it with more call completions," says Curt Hockemeier, Arbinet`s chief executive and president. "We match two million buy and sell orders each day and complete around 30 million transactions a week, so we are seeing increasing adoption."
With the number of completed calls growing, says Hockemeier, the company will see significant growth in earnings once the number of average minutes per call comes back.
Quote:
"It gives people a quick way to find minutes at the price they need, but it`s a very volatile business model," says Jan Dawson, an analyst at Ovum, a telecom research firm in Boston. "The whole value of an exchange is that it allows a quick way to find minutes at a price they like from a multitude of traders that are willing to buy and sell. However, if at any point they are not able to deliver that kind of core benefit, then customers will start using other suppliers or find other models for buying their capacity. Carriers will look at several sources, and if they can do better directly dealing with few suppliers, then they will quickly stop using the exchange." (Dawson doesn`t own shares of Arbinet-thexchange; Ovum has a business relationship with the company.)
A PROFIT WARNING from a little-known marketplace for trading telephone minutes had investors speed-dialing their brokers on Wednesday.
Shares of Arbinet-thexchange (ARBX) sank 35% to an all-time low of $7.50 after the New Brunswick, N.J.-based operator of an electronic exchange for the telecommunications industry slashed its earnings forecast for 2005. Arbinet blamed its weaker outlook on a shift to shorter-duration phone calls and a reduction in trading by two large customers that had their credit lines suspended. The company went public in December at $17.50 a share. The day after the IPO the stock peaked at $29.90.
For the full year, Arbinet late Tuesday lowered its guidance for net income to between $3 million and $6 million, from its May 4 forecast of $19 million to $23 million. Revenue estimates fell to between $46 million and $50 million from between $58 million and $64 million. The company said second-quarter earnings would fall in the range of $500,000 to $1 million on revenues between $11.0 million and $11.5 million. Arbinet didn`t give per-share estimates.
Similar to a stock market, Arbinet provides a platform for telecom companies to trade voice and data traffic. Currently, 375 carriers around the world, including nine of the world`s 10 largest, are exchange members. The company also offers credit-risk management, billing and settlement of these transactions. While the number of average daily complete calls on the exchange is rising, the number of minutes is falling. And Arbinet`s fees are determined by the number of minutes traded. For the first five months of 2005, the company posted a record 591 million calls, a 30% year-over-year increase. However, the second quarter is expected to show an average of 3.9 minutes per call, compared with 4.2 minutes per call in the year-ago quarter and 4.4 minutes per call in the first quarter.
The shorter calls resulted from several factors, the company said, including a shift in the mix of geographic markets traded. According to Arbinet, some markets, like Mexico, are characterized by longer call durations, while others feature shorter calls. A jump in the number of mobile calls traded — mobile calls tend to average less than three minutes per call — also contributed to the decline in the average number of minutes per call transacted.
"It`s basically an exchange of long-distance minutes where buyers and sellers are brought together anonymously, and Arbinet takes a little off of each sale," says Cliff Rees, president of GlobalTouch Telecom, which sells VoIP service globally. "The company also manages the credit risk. Arbinet allows sellers to sell to a much large number of buyers than it normally would, because they don`t want to deal with that much credit risk." (Rees doesn`t own shares of Arbinet-thexchange; GlobalTouch Telecom doesn`t have a business relationship with the company.)
In May, Arbinet suspended the credit lines of two large buyers, which resulted in those buyers making fewer trades.
Signs of trouble surfaced earlier this year, when the five-year-old company posted a first-quarter profit of $1.3 million, or five cents a share, on fee revenues of $12.3 million. While earnings climbed 55% year-over-year on a 22% increase in sales, the bottom line missed the Thomson First Call consensus estimate of 10 cents a share.
"Arbinet has made a poor debut as a public company," wrote SG Cowen analyst Tom Watts after the May 4 first-quarter earnings report. "Despite this, we continue to think that Arbinet has a great business idea." (Watts doesn`t own shares of Arbinet-thexchange; SG Cowen has an investment-banking relationship with the company.)
Worrisome to Watts was that in January buyers of minutes failed to find any sellers on the exchange, which "picks away at one of the most important elements of any exchange: liquidity." And while volume rebounded in March after the company offered price incentives, he wrote, "the liquidity crisis of January suggests to us that Arbinet is less critical to its members than we previously assumed and needs to develop greater liquidity." Watts also said fee revenue per minute dropped for the third consecutive quarter during the first quarter.
"The growth in our business revolves around doing more business for the 375 members, and we are doing it with more call completions," says Curt Hockemeier, Arbinet`s chief executive and president. "We match two million buy and sell orders each day and complete around 30 million transactions a week, so we are seeing increasing adoption."
With the number of completed calls growing, says Hockemeier, the company will see significant growth in earnings once the number of average minutes per call comes back.
Quote:
"It gives people a quick way to find minutes at the price they need, but it`s a very volatile business model," says Jan Dawson, an analyst at Ovum, a telecom research firm in Boston. "The whole value of an exchange is that it allows a quick way to find minutes at a price they like from a multitude of traders that are willing to buy and sell. However, if at any point they are not able to deliver that kind of core benefit, then customers will start using other suppliers or find other models for buying their capacity. Carriers will look at several sources, and if they can do better directly dealing with few suppliers, then they will quickly stop using the exchange." (Dawson doesn`t own shares of Arbinet-thexchange; Ovum has a business relationship with the company.)
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Stark überverkauft. Rebound bis 13,50$ durchaus möglich.
Der Stoch ist einfach genial. Der Rsi liegt sehr gut bei 40.
Gruß jojo
Der Stoch ist einfach genial. Der Rsi liegt sehr gut bei 40.
Gruß jojo
auch wenn der abwärtstrend weiterläuft
sollte ein pull-back bis 10 $ erfolgen
sollte ein pull-back bis 10 $ erfolgen
kürzel für berlin ??? und warum nur im amiland kaufen ???
in berlin ist seit tagen null umsatz
[posting]17.008.837 von zenman am 27.06.05 13:06:33[/posting]Die Fundamentals lässt du vorsorglich unter den Tisch fallen:
21.06.05
Arbinet-Thexchange Warns It Will Miss 2005 Forecast
Arbinet-thexchange Inc., which operates much like a stock exchange in which telecom companies instead trade voice and data traffic, on Tuesday lowered earnings expectations as the number of minutes spent on calls tracked below the previous period.
The company said it now expects 2005 net income of $3 million to $6 million on fee revenue in the range of $46 million to $50 million.
Arbinet also forecast second-quarter earnings of $500,000 to $1 million on fee revenue between $11 million and $11.5 million.
A spokesman for the company, Chris Reid, refused to clarify the company`s previous expectations or comment about the new outlook.
"Over the last six weeks, Arbinet has experienced several changes in member trading on its exchange," the company said in a statement. "... As a result of the shift to shorter calls, minutes growth did not keep pace with the 30 percent growth in completed calls Arbinet experienced in the period January through May, 2005 compared with the same period of 2004."
Arbinet also said that last month two large buyers reduced their trading after their credit lines were suspended.
Da erscheint eine Marktkap. von 149 Mio Dollar immer noch deutlich zu hoch!
21.06.05
Arbinet-Thexchange Warns It Will Miss 2005 Forecast
Arbinet-thexchange Inc., which operates much like a stock exchange in which telecom companies instead trade voice and data traffic, on Tuesday lowered earnings expectations as the number of minutes spent on calls tracked below the previous period.
The company said it now expects 2005 net income of $3 million to $6 million on fee revenue in the range of $46 million to $50 million.
Arbinet also forecast second-quarter earnings of $500,000 to $1 million on fee revenue between $11 million and $11.5 million.
A spokesman for the company, Chris Reid, refused to clarify the company`s previous expectations or comment about the new outlook.
"Over the last six weeks, Arbinet has experienced several changes in member trading on its exchange," the company said in a statement. "... As a result of the shift to shorter calls, minutes growth did not keep pace with the 30 percent growth in completed calls Arbinet experienced in the period January through May, 2005 compared with the same period of 2004."
Arbinet also said that last month two large buyers reduced their trading after their credit lines were suspended.
Da erscheint eine Marktkap. von 149 Mio Dollar immer noch deutlich zu hoch!
@mfc
die fundamentals sind wahrlich nicht berauschend, doch der aktuelle kurs noch viel weniger, die begründung für die gewinnwarnung liegt im wesentlichen in der geringeren minutenzahl pro gehandelten gespräch, diese entwicklung ist laut cfo aber eher zufällig, kann also genauso gut in das gegenteil laufen, zudem hat sich die entwicklung seit monaten angedeutet und die lock-up ist vor einpaar wochen auch zu ende gegangen, folglich haben wir es hier mit einem stark überverkauften titel zu tun
grüße humanist
die fundamentals sind wahrlich nicht berauschend, doch der aktuelle kurs noch viel weniger, die begründung für die gewinnwarnung liegt im wesentlichen in der geringeren minutenzahl pro gehandelten gespräch, diese entwicklung ist laut cfo aber eher zufällig, kann also genauso gut in das gegenteil laufen, zudem hat sich die entwicklung seit monaten angedeutet und die lock-up ist vor einpaar wochen auch zu ende gegangen, folglich haben wir es hier mit einem stark überverkauften titel zu tun
grüße humanist
zenmann treibt wieder alle unter den Tisch 
Und wenn der soooo schreit kommt da eh nix Gutes
Und wenn der soooo schreit kommt da eh nix Gutes
scheiss auf die fundamentals
wir wollen den pullback traden
das teil hat zukunftsphantasie à la EBAY
guck dir die fundamentals von MOR usw. an
die sin auch kei 30 € wert
und loserin
will wieder ZUSCHAUEN
wie WIR gewinne machen
auch recht
kannst du DAVON leben ?
will wieder ZUSCHAUEN
wie WIR gewinne machen
auch recht
kannst du DAVON leben ?
marktkap 150 mill zu hoch
die gesenkte gewinnwarnung geht bis sechs millionen dollar, da komme ich auf ein kgv von 25, weniger als die meisten nasdaq titel
die gesenkte gewinnwarnung geht bis sechs millionen dollar, da komme ich auf ein kgv von 25, weniger als die meisten nasdaq titel
@zenmann
ich gönne Dir jeden Cent Gewinn
Und leben ??
Ich leb immer noch von der
Hoffnung Dir die Füsse küssen zu können
wenn Walter Bau bei 0,50 steht
Du bist doch mein heimlicher Guru
ich gönne Dir jeden Cent Gewinn
Und leben ??
Ich leb immer noch von der
Hoffnung Dir die Füsse küssen zu können
wenn Walter Bau bei 0,50 steht
Du bist doch mein heimlicher Guru
wie ???
DU sitzt noch auf WTB
hättse mal besser auf mich gehört
und bei 23 cent verkauft
weisste
manchmal muss auch 40 % reichen
du solltest lernen
deine gier zu zügeln
zen
DU sitzt noch auf WTB
hättse mal besser auf mich gehört
und bei 23 cent verkauft
weisste
manchmal muss auch 40 % reichen
du solltest lernen
deine gier zu zügeln
zen
[posting]17.009.100 von zenman am 27.06.05 13:42:54[/posting]Deine Baustellen schau ich mir
am Spielfeldrand an
Dazu muss mal Hohlkopf oder Betonkopf sein
am Spielfeldrand an
Dazu muss mal Hohlkopf oder Betonkopf sein
is schon klar
DU baust NUR im sandkasten
und deine SANDBURGEN darf KEINER sehn
zen
DU baust NUR im sandkasten
und deine SANDBURGEN darf KEINER sehn
zen
vorbörslich tote hose
nur 3 ASK-orders
400 7,18
100 8,85
100 10,42
nur 3 ASK-orders
400 7,18
100 8,85
100 10,42
nur noch 2 ASK orders
400 7,18
100 8,85
400 7,18
100 8,85
BID 6,78 2,9k
RT NYSE 6,75
tax 6,75/6,80
tax 6,75/6,80
akt 6,80 ASK 6,84
akt 6,83
tax 6,82/6,83
boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooodennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
seht bloss zu
dass ihr JETZT rein kommt
tax 6,82/6,83
boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooodennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
seht bloss zu
dass ihr JETZT rein kommt
akt 6,66
der markt ziehts runter
vol lässt spürbar nach
mehr wie 0,6 mio wirds heut wohl nich geben
bis Mi wird sichs dann ganz normalisiern
der markt ziehts runter
vol lässt spürbar nach
mehr wie 0,6 mio wirds heut wohl nich geben
bis Mi wird sichs dann ganz normalisiern
akt 6,66
weiter runter kann der STOCH gar nich kommen
weiter runter kann der STOCH gar nich kommen
akt
350k vol und stabil über 6,60
mehr wie 500k werns heut net
ab morgen weiter fallende vol
vk-druck kommt zum erliegen
was heute raus is sind trader
die mit dem markt schwimmen
zur zeit siehts nach geilem DOPPEL-boden über 6,60 aus
350k vol und stabil über 6,60
mehr wie 500k werns heut net
ab morgen weiter fallende vol
vk-druck kommt zum erliegen
was heute raus is sind trader
die mit dem markt schwimmen
zur zeit siehts nach geilem DOPPEL-boden über 6,60 aus
schmeisst son ars.. 60k und drückt uns dadurch unter 6,60 
akt 6,67 bei 485k
akt 6,67 bei 485k
hab nachgekauft
hoffe 6,60 bleibt boden
akt 6,65
tief 6,60
hoch 6,78
tief 6,60
hoch 6,78
nu muss ich bei dem scheiss-teil auch noch zittern
und kein mensch weit und breit
der mitzittert
zen
hmmm ?
loooooooooooooooooserin
komm
jetz kannste en bisschen ablästern
loooooooooooooooooserin
komm
jetz kannste en bisschen ablästern
ich glaub
die loserin is schon ok
die mags halt nur net
wenn ich greenhorns
in windige aktien zerre
greenhorns
wo seid ihr ?
die loserin is schon ok
die mags halt nur net
wenn ich greenhorns
in windige aktien zerre
greenhorns
wo seid ihr ?
liebe greenhorns 
schön
dass ihr euch heute hier versammelt habt
ihr müsst wissen
die loserin irrt
windige aktien sin nix böses
nene
wenn man billich einsteigt
sind sie ein quell der freude
und arbx IS GRAD VERDAMMT BILLICH
schön
dass ihr euch heute hier versammelt habt
ihr müsst wissen
die loserin irrt
windige aktien sin nix böses
nene
wenn man billich einsteigt
sind sie ein quell der freude
und arbx IS GRAD VERDAMMT BILLICH
also wenn ich mir das so anschaue
dann ist der boden immer noch intakt, kein grund zum zittern
dann ist der boden immer noch intakt, kein grund zum zittern
STOCH praktisch null = fettes kaufsignal
10 rote balken hintereinander
in den letzten 10 tagen sin 50 % der gesamt-shares gehandelt worden
meine interpretation:
FONDS schmeissen den performancekiller vorm quartalsende
aussm depot
und kaufen sich im juli diesen fetten OUTPERFORMER wieder fett ein
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