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[bluebird.in]

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wer weiß wie es hier weitergeht,

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werd erstmal meine vorsätze durchziehn,wenn ihr den thread hier nicht braucht,no prob...

war den versuch wert,denn die fetten ossis sind wieder aufgewacht


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By Bambi Francisco, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 12:02 AM ET April 9, 2002




SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Their stocks are getting crushed in April as tech-warning sirens wail unabated. Should we buy them now?




FRONT PAGE NEWS
Selling in big-cap tech names stymies U.S. indexes
With new unit, AOL is banking on its tech strategy
Nortel sees sales shortfall, draws loan
Welch says corporate integrity remains intact








In security software, Check Point Software (CHKP: news, chart, profile), at $21, is down 55 percent from its January high.
In networking, Riverstone (RSTN: news, chart, profile) is down 76 percent to under $5 a share.
In semiconductor land, Nvidia (NVDA: news, chart, profile), at $41, is down 43 percent.
In application software, BroadVision (BVSN: news, chart, profile) is down some 60 percent and trades at $1.29.
Then there are those that every so often appear to be on the cusp of breaking out to the upside, like Yahoo (YHOO: news, chart, profile), which reports this Wednesday.

Hold on.

It`s a wasteland out there of tiny companies born in the latter half of the 90s. Once favored with affection, many (not necessarily those aforementioned), suffer from post-pubescent identity crises.

"Product cycles are so short, if companies miss a market, they might not have the resources to catch up. If they`re on their proverbial back, they stay there," said Bruce Lupatkin, portfolio manager of North Bay Technology Partners. "When they`re broken, they`re broken for a reason." Indeed, they`re not called orphans for nothing.

To be sure, some companies are purchased for a premium. If you`re glued to the stock screen and nimble enough to get in and out quickly, or, if you have enough cash to spread out the risks and hope winners carry the losers, you might make a buck.

The brave

Lupatkin believes he can scrabble through the wasteland and find stocks that will return 100 percent in two years.

America Online, before it became AOL Time Warner (AOL: news, chart, profile), was passed over for many stocks as it inched up in 1996 while the Nasdaq gained 27 percent in that year. Oracle (ORCL: news, chart, profile) peaked at a split-adjusted 69 cents in March 1990 and plunged to 13 cents by October 1990. Oracle was obliterated as its stock collapsed 81 percent during that period while the Nasdaq fell 22 percent to 325 during the same time. (Sound familiar?)

Who would have had the courage to buy AOL or Oracle then? The brave would have yielded a nice return backing these young and seemingly downtrodden companies.

What`s more, what works against technology works for it. Innovation is an equalizer. Few people and few companies evolve with the times.

It`s not surprising that only one stock has been in the Dow for nearly 100 years: General Electric (GE: news, chart, profile). IBM (IBM: news, chart, profile) made the venerable Dow list in 1932.

As Klaus Schwab, president of the Davos World Economic Forum, observed: "We have moved from a world where the big eat the small to a world where the fast eat the slow." Young companies tend to be quicker on their feet. See Marshall Loeb`s Life in the Fast Lane.

Go-go `90s

We shouldn`t forget that we just lived through the go-go `90s. The probability of having all the right forces coalesce to create the big-bang bubble is about as low as Pets.com coming back from the dead. (Thank goodness.)

So, for those who are considering going through the rubble, here are 10 reasons why the search for stars in this teenage wasteland could be in vain.

After the bubble experience, there are fewer fools. Fewer fools means it will be harder to generate rising stock prices that aren`t backed by fundamental reasons, according to Mike Shor, a professor of economics at Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University.
If the Internet years (1995 to 2000) are similar to the 1980-1984 PC revolution, it`s more likely that companies going public after the 2000 crash will be big winners by the end of 2010. Of the 50 largest market capitalized tech IPOs in the last 22 years, 20 went public between 1985 and 1989. Only 9 went public in the early part of that decade, including Compaq Computer (CPQ: news, chart, profile). Newer companies (that aren`t public or just recently went public) are better positioned to survive as they`re focused on the latest technology and not encumbered with legacy products. They`re also better capitalized. (Security software company NetScreen Technologies (NSCN: news, chart, profile), which went public in December 2001, has a $1 billion market cap. It`s gaining market share from leader Check Point, according to analysts.)
Five percent of tech IPOs born in the past 20 years created 100 percent of the net wealth created, according to Morgan Stanley. That means if you invested in the other 95 percent, it would have been a zero-sum game.
Assuming a few home runs produce outsized returns, what kind of returns do we need? Assuming one invested in the whole group, the five percent of the winners would have to deliver a 20-fold return to make up the loss for the other 95 percent.
Those returns don`t come easy. It took Microsoft (MSFT: news, chart, profile), the best performing tech IPO in the past two decades, more than five years to deliver a 20-fold return from its offering in March 1986. It went public at 15 cents in March 1986 and hit $3 by March 1991. It took AOL(AOL: news, chart, profile), the second best performing tech IPO, three years to deliver a 20-fold return from its IPO.
Odds of success are low with this basket approach. "Not only are we assuming that the basket of stocks includes a Microsoft or an AOL, one has to wait three to five years for that type of return," said Prof. Shor, adding: "And we were in a bull market." In other words: what happens if we`re in a bear market?
Bear-market risk. According to David Tice, who manages the Prudent Bear Fund, the stellar performance by the Dow over the past 104 years was due to three "super bull" markets. The last bull market period lasted between 1982 through 1999. The periods in between were painfully long and far from lucrative. If you invested $1,000 at the peak of 1929, it would have taken 24 years to recoup that value. If you invested $1,000 in 1966, it would have taken 27 years to recoup that value.
Seventy-six percent of venture funding invested over the past 27 years occurred in 1999 and 2001, according to a Morgan Stanley report. This suggests that many companies that were funded shouldn`t have been. Invariably they drain our mental energy.
Consumer staple stocks, like Anheuser-Busch, might be a better place to park money for now. See prior column: Bud`s growing faster than tech.
Acquisitions aren`t always a great exit strategy. Remember when Yahoo (YHOO: news, chart, profile)bought Broadcast.com? If you bought 10 shares of Broadcast.com at a split-adjusted price of $9, you would have spent $90. When Yahoo purchased Broadcast.com shares at 0.71 Yahoo shares for every Broadcast share, you would have received about $525 in the form of seven Yahoo shares. Those seven shares would now be worth about $130.
Of course some acquisitions have worked out fine. My former employer CNN was purchased by Time Warner, which in turn was purchased by AOL. Consider Netscape, which went public at $28 in August 1995. If you purchased 10 shares at $70 for a total of $700, then you would have made $240 after AOL purchased Netscape in March 1999. If you held onto those shares you would be up $197 today. But not every company is purchased by AOL.

Top 20 largest tech IPOs in past 22 years

The information about tech IPOs came from Morgan Stanley.

In order of market cap and including date companies went public. Microsoft (1986), AOL Time Warner (1992), Dell Computer (DELL: news, chart, profile) (1988), Cisco Systems (CSCO: news, chart, profile) (1990), Paychex (PAYX: news, chart, profile) (1983), Maxim Integrated Products (MXIM: news, chart, profile) (1988), Computer Associates (CA: news, chart, profile) (1981), SEI Investments (SEIC: news, chart, profile) (1981), Adobe Systems (ADBE: news, chart, profile) (1986), Veritas Software (VRTS: news, chart, profile) (1993), Linear Technology (LLTC: news, chart, profile) (1986), Altera (ALTR: news, chart, profile) (1988), Solectron (SLR: news, chart, profile) (1989), Electronic Arts (ERTS: news, chart, profile) (1989), Novellus System (NVLS: news, chart, profile) (1988), EMC (EMC: news, chart, profile) (1986), Qualcomm (QCOM: news, chart, profile) (1991), Sun Microsystems (SUNW: news, chart, profile) (1986).

[bluebird.in]

After the Bell-Cisco, techs trim losses

4/9/2002 4:54:48 PM

NEW YORK, April 9 (Reuters) - Technology stocks ticked moderately higher in extended-hours trading on Tuesday as investors picked through the wreckage of a steep sell-off in the regular trading session.


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Worries about more bad news on earnings after a profit warning by tech bellwether International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) hit the market as rumors swirled that Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO) might warn about its quarterly results.

Cisco ticked up to $14.88 on the Instinet electronic brokerage system after slumping more than 8 percent during the regular session to close at $14.82.

Also active after hours were semiconductor giant Intel Corp. (INTC) and Dell Computer Corp. (DELL) . Intel rose to $28.58 after falling nearly 5 percent to close at $28.46. Dell climbed to $26.64 from $26.57 after Tuesday`s close. During the regular session, Dell shares slipped 1 percent.

Upbeat earnings news also helped push techs higher in the after-hours session.

Research In Motion Ltd. (RIMM) (RIM) rose to $23.63 from $23.26 at Tuesday`s close after it beat analysts` earnings expectations. It reported a loss as sales fell from a year earlier, while research and development costs rose.

Shares of network equipment maker Sonus Networks Inc. (SONS) gained after it reported a smaller net loss that matched analysts` expectations. It rose to $2.66 from $2.59 at Tuesday`s close.

The Nasdaq 100 After Hours Indicator rose 0.12 percent.

[Klaus99]

Moin,
da könnte man ja denken, dass jemand schneller Verluste macht, wenn es im Sclabbo zu schnell geht und man nicht mitkommt.

Ich hätte da noch einen Link, der aufzeigt wie man vernünftig mit Verlusten umgehen kann und wie man dieses Übel einigermassen in den Griff bekommt:

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Gruß

[bluebird.in]

Yahoo preview: Still transitioning

By Bambi Francisco, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 7:20 PM ET April 9, 2002




SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - Internet bellwether Yahoo kicks earnings season into gear Wednesday, when it reports first-quarter results that analysts anticipate will meet or barely beat expectations.

Ahead of its report, Yahoo (YHOO: news, chart, profile) shares topped $19 on Tuesday, essentially the upper end of a trading range they`ve been confined to since the company held its analyst day in mid-November last year.

The stock closed down 38 cents at $18.46 and was flat in after-hours trade.


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Analysts expect Yahoo to post a pro forma per-share profit of 2 cents on $173 million in revenue. Including certain charges and other items, Yahoo is slated to post its sixth consecutive quarterly loss.

Including recently acquired HotJobs, some analysts expect sales to be as high as $186 million and earnings at 2 cents a share.

But even if Yahoo does top expectations, its shares might just enjoy a momentum-driven pop, according to analysts. The price is considered "rich" and "difficult to justify," wrote Lehman Bros. analyst Holly Becker. Jefferies & Co. analyst Frederick Moran has a $10 price target on the stock.

No matter, investors are paying up for the stock in spite of the advertising slump and Yahoo`s challenging metamorphosis into an online service bazaar that costs money. Yahoo`s outlook remains uncertain at best, ambitious and challenging at worse.

From partner to ...

The big question is: In a world where people will one day pay for services online, how valuable will Yahoo be? "It`s a difficult balance for them to move towards a pay model and the process of discovery is fraught with risk, like alienating your user and sending them to a competitor," said Jeffrey Fieler, an analyst at Bear Stearns.

Another concern is Yahoo needs to delicately transition from being cooperative with certain companies to directly competing with them. "When it moves from principal to agent, does it forsake near-term sales opportunity for the sake of longer-term growth?" asked Jordan Rohan, an analyst at SoundView Technologies. For instance, Travelocity (TVLY: news, chart, profile) provides services to run Yahoo`s travel business. The three-year agreement ends this year. Yahoo generates an estimated $12 million to $15 million in paid search-engine listings through its Overture partnership, which ends this June.

And of course, Yahoo`s mainstay business is still floundering with no signs of a pickup until 2003. With the exception of cable TV, ad revenue fell last year in virtually every other media outlet. According to Taylor Nelson Sofres` ad-tracker CMRi, total online ad spending came in at $2.5 billion in 2001, a 14.7 percent decline from the previous year. This compares to a decline of just under 10 percent for total advertising dollars.

Market cap

These are important questions to ask given Yahoo`s market valuation, which trades at 188 times this year`s earnings of 10 cents a share.

Compared to EBay (EBAY: news, chart, profile), Yahoo also looks expensive. EBay`s market cap is 1.3 times that of Yahoo`s. Yet in 2001, EBay generated seven times more in earnings on practically the same amount of sales.

Yahoo`s market valuation is also well over the combined valuations of Amazon.com (AMZN: news, chart, profile), Priceline.com (PCLN: news, chart, profile), CNet (CNET: news, chart, profile), and Overture (OVER: news, chart, profile) combined.

These companies are arguably frontrunners in their respective industries. The question observers ask is: "Can Yahoo be all things to all people and be No. 1 at the same time?"

And if it`s not No. 1, how much can it charge its users? About 85 percent of the roughly 500 readers who sent e-mails to MarketWatch.com, said they would not pay for Yahoo`s ancillary e-mail services.

In many businesses, Yahoo faces a formidable competitor. In online recruiting its TMP Worldwide`s (TMPW: news, chart, profile) Monster.com, which has an estimated 40 percent of the online recruiting market. In search, privately held Google has momentum behind it. In December 2001, Google had 22.8 million unique visitors accessing the site at home and at work, according to Nielsen/NetRatings. In February of the year, Google had 11 million unique visitors. By comparison, Yahoo properties had 71.8 million unique visitors in December 2001, up from 65.5 million in February.

In online music, Yahoo`s Launch product also faces a slew of competitors.

In online access, in which it has a co-branding partnership with SBC (SBC: news, chart, profile), it`s AOL Time Warner, Microsoft`s (MSFT: news, chart, profile) MSN and everyone else who wants a direct relationship with the consumer. On Tuesday, Yahoo announced another co-branding initiative with SBC. This time, they`re targeting small businesses. As part of the service offering, which will launch in 2003, small businesses will receive a variety of services including Internet access, domain-name registration as well as corporate e-mail functions. It`s unclear what the price will be or competitive advantage the Yahoo/SBC offering will have. But brand recognition and a smorgasbord of in-house services and applications can be a plus. "We`ll leverage the firehouse that is the Yahoo network," said Bud Rosenthal, Yahoo`s general manager of small businesses.

Yahoo currently has billing relationships with 350,000 small businesses, said Rosenthal.

The numbers, HotJobs

So, what should we expect from Yahoo after the bell on report-card day?

Yahoo is expected to earn 2 cents a share on sales of $173 million. This compares to a pro form profit of 1 cent last year on sales of $180.22 million.

Yahoo`s cash-and-stock purchase of HotJobs closed in mid-February. Including HotJobs, analysts are plopping on another $11 million or so in sales to the quarter. Goldman Sachs expects Yahoo to post $186 million in revenue. Lehman Bros. expects sales with HotJobs to be $183 million. HotJobs` impact on the bottom line is negligible, as analysts maintain a 2-cent pro forma profit including this business.

In January, when Yahoo did not include HotJobs into its financial statements, Yahoo said that it would earn between 1 and 2 cents per share in pro forma profit and $5 million to $15 million in EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization). Management said sales would be between $160 million and $170 million.

Including HotJobs, analysts expect nonadvertising sales to make up about 66 to 67 percent of total sales. This compares to 79 percent in the first quarter of last year.

In 2001, Yahoo generated $717 million in sales. That`s supposed to grow to $796 million this year. Including HotJobs, Goldman Sachs expects Yahoo to generate sales of $870 million. On the bottom line, Yahoo is expected to increase earnings to 10 cents from 7 cents last year.

Yahoo`s co-branding deal with SBC kicks off in the second quarter. Hopefully, Yahoo will update investors on where it stands with this initiative as well as its intention to strike similar deals with other DSL providers.

One way to justify the price?

Bear Stearns Fieler says one way to look at Yahoo`s market valuation is to look at its price-per-subscriber. By taking Yahoo`s market valuation of $11 billion and dividing by the 86 million in "core user" base, Yahoo`s users are being valued at $128 each. Fieler says Yahoo`s stock is worth between $15 and $18 as an online media company alone. The premium services business is a bit like icing.

[Goedda]

Guten morgen Bluebird.in (und alle, die gerne babbeln)

[regenkobold]

guten morgen blue und all

wenn du hier aufhörst,werden dir die federn von mir

persönlich "gerupft"

du bist doch mein daten und terminkalender

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4:39pm 04/10/02 Yahoo matches Q1 earnings goal (YHOO, AOL, CNET, EBAY) By Bambi Francisco
Yahoo (YHOO) said late Wednesday that it lost $53.6 million, or 9 cents per share. Excluding a one-time charge, Yahoo earned $10.5 million, or 2 cents a share. This is in line with the consensus estimate of 2 cents. The profit also compares to a net loss in the same period a year ago of $11.5 million, or 2 cents per share. Yahoo generated sales of $192.7 million. Analysts had forecasted Yahoo to generate $175 million in sales plus roughly $11 million in sales from HotJobs. Yahoo slipped 2 cents to $18.44 in regular trading.

[bluebird.in]

YHOO aktuell 18.82$

[aekschonaer]

@bluebird.in
ich bin einer von denen die deinen thread jeden tag öfters lesen. ich bin nicht so fit wie andere und deshalb schreibe ich nichst. ich persönlich würde es begrüssen wenn du genau so weitermachen würdest. alleine deine link sammlung und die termine sind echt super. dein thread hat keine xxx hit zahlen nötig. er sollte immer so weiterbestehen.

gruss
aek

[bluebird.in]

hi aeki,

merci für die blümkes,

wo meinst du denn?
hier oder drüben??


naja,
ich denke nach


YHOO 17.90

nicht so besonders,..........was?



AFTER HOURS

Yahoo hits targets, shares hover

By Shawn Langlois, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 5:10 PM ET April 10, 2002




SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Yahoo shares were feverishly exchanged late Wednesday with a nod into negative territory after the mega-portal hit earnings targets and exceeded sales expectations.






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Also near the top of the evening`s most active list, shares of Rambus gained 6 percent on the strength of a target-topping quarterly performance.

Earlier, the Nasdaq ended the day up 25 at 1,767 while the Dow surged ahead 173 to close at 10,382. The tech-laden Nasdaq-100 After Hours Indicator meandered just above the break-even point. See Market Snapshot.

Yahoo matches

Yahoo nudged 1 percent lower after the company said that it lost $53.6 million, or 9 cents per share. Excluding a one-time charge, Yahoo earned $10.5 million, or 2 cents a share, in line with the consensus estimate.

On the bright side, Yahoo generated sales of $192.7 million, ahead of the $175 million plus roughly $11 million in revenue from newly purchased HotJobs that analysts had expected.

Goldman Sachs was looking for Yahoo to post $186 million in revenue and Lehman Bros. had expected a total of $183 million.

Visit CBS MarketWatch.com`s Yahoo Discussion and share your thoughts on the quarter.

Rambus, McAfee and more

Rambus shares (RMBS: news, chart, profile) soared 6 percent on relatively heavy Island ECN volume. The chip technology firm reported second-quarter net income of $6.7 million, or 7 cents a share, on revenue of $23.5 million. During the same quarter last year, net income was $8 million, or 7 cents a share, on revenue of $31.2 million. Four analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call expected earnings of 5 cents a share, on average.

And McAfee.com (MCAF: news, chart, profile) lowered first-quarter operating costs from the same period last year and beat Wall Street`s profit expectations, although it came up short of sales goals. The cyber-security firm`s pro forma earnings, which exclude a credit of $1.56 million related to stock-based compensation and various charges, was $3.9 million, or 8 cents a share, up from a loss of 3 cents a share a year ago. Analysts had expected McAfee.com to earn 6 cents a share. Revenue came in at $18.8 million, up from $12.8 million in the year-ago period. Analysts had been anticipating revenue of about $19.1 million. Shares leapt 2 percent higher on the results.

Also enjoying earnings upticks, business software firm Cognos (COGN: news, chart, profile) and telecom processing equipment maker NMS Communications (NMSS: news, chart, profile) both moved substantially higher on the heels of better than expected results, up 8 percent and 9 percent respectively.

Joining the uptrend, shares of Redback (RBAK: news, chart, profile) popped for a 6 percent gain after the networking equipment maker posted a first-quarter loss of $34.7 million, or 23 cents a share, compared with a loss of $400.5 million, or $2.92, a year earlier. Excluding onetime items, Redback recorded a loss of $29 million, or 19 cents a share, in line with the expected 19-cent loss.

Others in the late spotlight

E-Trade said that it plans to buy the privately held Tradescape for $100 million. According to the company, once closed, the acquisition will immediately add to earnings. The online financial services firm also agreed to pay $5 million for trading technology from A.B. Watley. E-Trade said the addition of Tradescape further diversifies the company`s offerings and boosts trades by 100,000 a day. Shares (ET: news, chart, profile) were little changed in third-market trading.

After-hours favorite Cisco Systems saw its shares (CSCO: news, chart, profile) regain their footing before settling down late. In the regular session, analysts came out in staunch defense of the beleaguered networker following the 8 percent pullback on Tuesday. CS First Boston, Merrill and UBS Warburg all chimed in, dispelling investor concerns that an earnings warning is imminent. See full story.

Shawn Langlois is community editor for CBS.MarketWatch.com in San Francisco.



grüßle
und
n8

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http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/intchart/frames/frames.asp?…


http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=&mode=stock&symbol=A…

http://informer2.comdirect.de/

http://navigation.helper.realnames.com/framer/100/262/defaul…

http://www.island.com/BookViewer/javaversion.htm

http://investments.citibank.de/germany/optionsscheine/overvi…

http://www.warrants-gs.de/GoldmanSachs/index1_dhtml.html?c=d…

https://lonlive.lehman.com/EEW/default/default/menu/mainFram…

http://warrants.bnpparibas.com/de/

http://www.usa-aktienprofi.de/realtime.htm

http://www.eisenachonline.de/stedtfeld/boerse/boerse.htm

http://www.taprofessional.de/


good trades

wünscht euch
blue

[caruso2]

@bluebird
habe bei die auch öfters gelesen-hat mir gut gefallen

denke wir werden jetzt eine bullische börse sehen, da die gewinnwarnungen abnehmen u. auch diese woche vorbei sind.
zudem haben wir gestern im NDX eine wichtige stütze fast
(1326)getestet 1333,somit meiner meinug das tief für april
gesehen haben.
halte calls auf NDX u. DAX
gruß caruso

[caruso2]

@all
kaufe ein " n "

[bruna]

blue
danke für Deine ganze Mühe
denke allmählich über einen Call nach,aber warte noch ein wenig,da ich denke, daß erst einmal Gewinnmitnahmen folgen und vielleicht noch ein wenig Angst vor Gewinnwarnungen im Markt ist
Grüsse
Bruna

[bluebird.in]

jaja
doppelt gemoppelt hält besser

[bluebird.in]

das obige steht falsch
hab drübrn die termine zweimal rein....tststs...
aber nun:

wegen serverproblem erst jetzt:

USA-Quartalszahlen und zur erinnerung die anderewn termine nochmal:

Donnerstag, April 11, 2002
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Anträge auf Arbeitslosenhilfe
Vorwoche, 14.30 Uhr, zuletzt:460.000


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Import und Exportpreise
März, 14.30 Uhr, zuletzt:-0,1%

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MAPI Studie
2Q/2002, 16.00 Uhr, zuletzt:40%

zuletzt upgedated: April 7, 2002, at 10:28 pm ( Server Time )
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Chain Store Umsatz
März, zuletzt:6,2%

zuletzt upgedated: April 7, 2002, at 10:24 pm ( Server Time )
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Accenture
0,22

zuletzt upgedated: April 7, 2002, at 11:11 pm ( Server Time )
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Acclaim
0,06

zuletzt upgedated: April 7, 2002, at 11:11 pm ( Server Time )
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Centra Software
-0,16

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Cree
0,00

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DoubleClick
-0,04

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Elantec Semiconductor
0,11
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eXcelon
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First Data
0,63


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Inet Techn.
0,03


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Inforte
0,00


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Juniper Networks
0,00


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Mercury Interactive
0,10

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MIPS Techn.
-0,03


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Network Associates
0,07

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Powerwave Techn.
0,01


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Rogue Wave Software
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RSA Security
-0,09


Seagate Techn.
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VISX
0,11
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grüße
an euch alle

[go2hell]

An alle BIG BLUE Fans,

Datum: 11.04. 17:11 Gerücht um IBM


Unter Händlern wird erneut das Gerücht verbreitet, die SEC werde eine Untersuchung der Bilanzen bei dem Tech-Konzern IBM durchführen. Im Mittelpunkt soll der Verkauf der Fiber Optic Einheit an JDS Uniphase stehen, der auch Gegenstand eines New York Times Artikels vom 15 Februar war. IBM`s Aktienkurs wurde bereits wiederholt durch Spekulationen negativ beeinflusst. Eine Verifikation des Gerüchts liegt nicht vor.

© Godmode-Trader.de

Gruß
hell

[bluebird.in]

hi heller

wird nimmer lang gehn hier

aber trotzdem...

4:24pm 04/11/02 Juniper, in reversal, posts Q1 net loss (JNPR) By Deborah Adamson
Juniper Networks on Thursday reported a net loss for the first quarter, reversing profits in the year-ago period, as a continued slump in telecom spending took its toll. The router vendor (JNPR) lost $46 million, or 14 cents a share, compared with a net income of $58.6 million, or 17 cents, a year ago. Revenue came to $122.2 million, a tad shy of expectations and down 63 percent from last year`s $332.1 million. But excluding amortization charges and write-downs of equity investments, Juniper earned $423,000 or less than a penny a share in pro forma profits. Last year, the pro forma earnings came to $85.4 million, or 25 cents. Shares of Juniper were down 3 cents to $10.31 in after hours trading.

sieht nicht sehr gut aus...
doch für die bären schon....

gute nacht bullen

[bluebird.in]

Freitag, April 12, 2002
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Produzentenpreis Index
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University of Michigan, Verbrauchervertrauen
April, 15.45 Uhr, zuletzt:95,7


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Idexx Laboratories
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InfoUSA
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PanAmSat
0,09


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sonstige


Termine Freitag, 12.04.2002
Unternehmen
Hauptversammlung Apcoa Parking AG Europe Stuttgart
Hüttenwerke Kayser AG Lünen
Micronas Semiconductor Holding AG
Schering AG Berlin

Jahres-/Quartalsergebnis Biotest AG Veröffentlichung des Jahresabschlusses

Analysten-Konferenz BBS Kraftfahrzeugtechnik AG
Nestle S.A.

Konjunktur/Wirtschaft Deutschland und EU
Deutschland Einzelhandelsumsätze Februar
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EU Finanzministertreffen (12.-14.4.)

Ausland


Frankreich Industrieproduktion Februar
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juniper nach absturz auf 9.80 wieder bei 10.25

irgendwie doch garnicht sooooooooooooooooooo schlimm

[LakiLuser]

Hallo Blue,

weiss nicht ob du mich noch kennst. Finde es gut das du im unregistrierten Bereich deine News einstellst die ich voll o.k. finde. Da kann ich mich auch mal äussern.

Momentan bin ich, aus beruflichen Gründen, nicht so oft in WO, ist aber immer schön die wichtigsten Sachen in komprimierter Form vorfinden zu können. Mach weiter so Bluele.

[bluebird.in]

hi Laki, der steinbock bär

ich vergesse selten jemand,
und liebe menschen gleich garnicht


dieser thread war mal ne umzugsidee..
aber mir scheint es war eher ein thread der tote zum leben erwecken konnte...

nennt mich aber nicht gott
wenn dann göttin


tja,
ich werde vermutlich ein einsehen haben müssen,dass die wiederauferstandenen in der mehrheit an ihrem domizil hängen,
also frag ich eben drüben ob ab montag wieder ein zimmerchen frei ist,
mir scheint im daytraderforum ist kaum zeit zum babbeln...
die leutz sind alle schwör beschäftigt ,9

aber nix für ungut...


ich denke ihr lest eben ab montag wieder drüben mit

liebe grüße

blue

die bei 400 postings im sclabbo echt überfordert ist auf dem laufenden zu bleiben