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(GOOG:NAS) A Google subiu 8% no after-hours após apresentar os primeiros resultados enquanto empresa cotada. As receitas (excluindo custos de tráfego) ascenderam a $503Mn acima dos $456.3Mn esperados; o EPS foi de $0.45 abaixo dos $0.56 esperados, mas afectado por questões fiscais. O EBITDA ascendeu a $321Mn acima dos $284.5Mn esperados.
2004/10/22 - 09:43
Fonte: Millennium bcp investimento
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2004/10/22 - 09:43
Fonte: Millennium bcp investimento
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Nasdaq, Google, Amazon...article on new technology sector
"Once a new technology rolls over you, if you're not part of the
steamroller, you're part of the road." - Stewart Brand.
* The dotcom era, we can probably all agree, was marked by a
widespread belief that the old order was in danger of being demolished
wholesale, while thrusting new economic entities would carve out a
meaningful stake in the bold modern environment. Like so many
frenzies fuelled by substances of dubious provenance, yesterday's
virile hopes disintegrated in the stark daylight of today's cold sobriety.
Or did they ?
Most of the pioneers did indeed get more than their fair share of
arrows, but some also profitably staked their claim to humongous
tracts of land. eBay, the world's largest internet auction-house, yesterday
reported a 77% rise in third quarter earnings. Its shares rose by
8% in response. More to the point, eBay stock has risen by 161%
over the past five years, versus a total return over the same period
of - 6% for the S&P 500 and a total return of - 49% for Amazon, the next
nearest thing that the Internet offers to Wal-Mart.
Anyone, like ourselves, who largely ignores dividendless stocks will
have failed to participate in the rise of eBay (just as we failed to
haemorrhage cash in the bubble burst). But there are plenty of clowns
in our circus who also missed this story - Smith Barney yesterday
decided to upgrade eBay from "hold" to "buy"; Friedman, Billings,
Ramsey decided to upgrade the stock from "market perform" to
"outperform" (we prefer "buy", just as we like the expression "a day
late and a dollar short"). All well and good, but Smith Barney's last
recommendation on the stock was "hold" at $69.32. Saying "buy" at
$98.09 is admitting calling the market wrong for that last 41% gain
in price. So we weren't alone in overlooking eBay, but then we're
not stockbrokers.
Following up on this week's earlier comments on Efficient Market
Theory, those who will have participated in the upsurge in eBay stock
this year are technical analysts. Take a look at the eBay price chart.
It doesn't go up in a straight line. Nothing does, not even oil. But its
trend is grossly apparent. eBay has been trending up for two years,
and from a two-year perspective its stock price history looks disturbingly
like a straight line. Economists love to postulate with little regard to
reality in order to create mathematic supposition (it works in practice,
but should it work in theory ?). Market technicians and investors with
an eye on the bottom line will have followed the self-evident reality
and simply bought the charts. Commentators sceptical of the merits
of technical analysis should look at the charts. We know at least one
brokerage firm who correctly called this trend, to the profit of their
clients. We still believe in the primacy of fundamentals, but we're
humble enough to be open-minded. After the fact, one could also
cite one of the more intelligent suggestions made during the dotcom
boom: those companies most likely to prosper are those that couldn't
have existed before the Internet, that can cater to a wholly new market
and that can therefore enjoy the most beneficial network effects as the
Internet becomes ever more ubiquitous. Google also falls into this
category. Amazon, fundamentally, does not - it merely uses the Internet
to sell stuff. And on a more mundane level, Amazon is not a technology
company, but a company that uses technology to sell stuff. Technology
stocks rallied on the back of eBay's strong earnings. But this consensual
love-in is absurd: good news for eBay has no automatic impact on
other technology companies (is eBay really any more a technology
company than Amazon ?), and if the new economy is a zero sum game,
good news for eBay is actually bad news for other technology
companies. But then, Nasdaq has always been highly correlated
with lazy thinking.
Quite where AT&T stands in this debate - old order or thrusting new
economic entity - is, well, debatable, but fixed line telecom is quite
obviously on the side of the "protected" old order, faced daily with the
threat of technological disintermediation. AT&T yesterday revealed a
third quarter (not even annual) loss of $7.1 billion on costs to write
down the value of its long-distance network. CEO David Dorman on
a conference call was talking a brave game:
"We'll weather the storm and be here past all of this."
Investors may be less complacent - particularly those watching the charts.
Tim Price
Senior Investment Strategist
Ansbacher & Co Ltd.
steamroller, you're part of the road." - Stewart Brand.
* The dotcom era, we can probably all agree, was marked by a
widespread belief that the old order was in danger of being demolished
wholesale, while thrusting new economic entities would carve out a
meaningful stake in the bold modern environment. Like so many
frenzies fuelled by substances of dubious provenance, yesterday's
virile hopes disintegrated in the stark daylight of today's cold sobriety.
Or did they ?
Most of the pioneers did indeed get more than their fair share of
arrows, but some also profitably staked their claim to humongous
tracts of land. eBay, the world's largest internet auction-house, yesterday
reported a 77% rise in third quarter earnings. Its shares rose by
8% in response. More to the point, eBay stock has risen by 161%
over the past five years, versus a total return over the same period
of - 6% for the S&P 500 and a total return of - 49% for Amazon, the next
nearest thing that the Internet offers to Wal-Mart.
Anyone, like ourselves, who largely ignores dividendless stocks will
have failed to participate in the rise of eBay (just as we failed to
haemorrhage cash in the bubble burst). But there are plenty of clowns
in our circus who also missed this story - Smith Barney yesterday
decided to upgrade eBay from "hold" to "buy"; Friedman, Billings,
Ramsey decided to upgrade the stock from "market perform" to
"outperform" (we prefer "buy", just as we like the expression "a day
late and a dollar short"). All well and good, but Smith Barney's last
recommendation on the stock was "hold" at $69.32. Saying "buy" at
$98.09 is admitting calling the market wrong for that last 41% gain
in price. So we weren't alone in overlooking eBay, but then we're
not stockbrokers.
Following up on this week's earlier comments on Efficient Market
Theory, those who will have participated in the upsurge in eBay stock
this year are technical analysts. Take a look at the eBay price chart.
It doesn't go up in a straight line. Nothing does, not even oil. But its
trend is grossly apparent. eBay has been trending up for two years,
and from a two-year perspective its stock price history looks disturbingly
like a straight line. Economists love to postulate with little regard to
reality in order to create mathematic supposition (it works in practice,
but should it work in theory ?). Market technicians and investors with
an eye on the bottom line will have followed the self-evident reality
and simply bought the charts. Commentators sceptical of the merits
of technical analysis should look at the charts. We know at least one
brokerage firm who correctly called this trend, to the profit of their
clients. We still believe in the primacy of fundamentals, but we're
humble enough to be open-minded. After the fact, one could also
cite one of the more intelligent suggestions made during the dotcom
boom: those companies most likely to prosper are those that couldn't
have existed before the Internet, that can cater to a wholly new market
and that can therefore enjoy the most beneficial network effects as the
Internet becomes ever more ubiquitous. Google also falls into this
category. Amazon, fundamentally, does not - it merely uses the Internet
to sell stuff. And on a more mundane level, Amazon is not a technology
company, but a company that uses technology to sell stuff. Technology
stocks rallied on the back of eBay's strong earnings. But this consensual
love-in is absurd: good news for eBay has no automatic impact on
other technology companies (is eBay really any more a technology
company than Amazon ?), and if the new economy is a zero sum game,
good news for eBay is actually bad news for other technology
companies. But then, Nasdaq has always been highly correlated
with lazy thinking.
Quite where AT&T stands in this debate - old order or thrusting new
economic entity - is, well, debatable, but fixed line telecom is quite
obviously on the side of the "protected" old order, faced daily with the
threat of technological disintermediation. AT&T yesterday revealed a
third quarter (not even annual) loss of $7.1 billion on costs to write
down the value of its long-distance network. CEO David Dorman on
a conference call was talking a brave game:
"We'll weather the storm and be here past all of this."
Investors may be less complacent - particularly those watching the charts.
Tim Price
Senior Investment Strategist
Ansbacher & Co Ltd.
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Re: amanhã
Anonymous Escreveu:Tenho warrants Turbo (put) do dax e neste momento parece que amanhã vai ser dia agitado. Gostaria de saber se com os resultados que sairam poderemos esperar um dia de subidas. Obrigado.
Penso que amanha a Ericson divulga resultados,(nao tenho a certeza)
Ha tarde sai o GDP
Sao 2 factores que podem tornar warrants turbos do dax sensiveis a eles.
Pessoalmente detesto e desaconselho o uso do dax para investimento em warrants, mas cada um sabe de si.
Naquele dia ,todo o joelho se dobrará e toda a lingua confessará:
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Já agora a GOOG tb apresentou resultados abaixo dos esperados pelos analistas e começou por descer um pouco no After Hours, mas acabou por fechar a ganhar mais de 8%...
Ou seja, resultados ligeiramente abaixo dos esperados pelo mercado e reacções maioritariamente negativas (exepto com a GOOG)...
Um abraço
Nunofaustino
Ou seja, resultados ligeiramente abaixo dos esperados pelo mercado e reacções maioritariamente negativas (exepto com a GOOG)...
Um abraço
Nunofaustino
Pluricanal... não obrigado. Serviço péssimo e enganador!!!
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Ac, os resultados foram abaixo do esperado: 27 cêntimos contra os 30 cêntimos estimados. Poderá dizer que foram 2 cêntimos axima do esperado apenas se deduzir o que eles compraram em "stock options", mas isso é política de remuneração da empresa, pelo que esse argumento me parece um bocado forçado.
Mas o que penso que os investidores não gostaram mesmo de ouvir, foi uma redução das estimativas para 2005.
Um abraço,
Ulisses
Mas o que penso que os investidores não gostaram mesmo de ouvir, foi uma redução das estimativas para 2005.
Um abraço,
Ulisses
SERÃO quedas na tua ....
imaginação. Os resultados da MSFT foram 0.02 acima do esperado , no entanto no after-hours as acções caiem 2%. Amanhã vamos abrir em queda e fechar nos máximos da semana, assim não vão existir gaps para fechar.
Mais vale um pássaro na mão que dois a voar
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É verdade Ertai, uma coisa é certa, nem quero saber, amanhã, sejam elas as que forem, aparecem no gráfico
Nasdaq 100 Parece que o movimento vai ser mesmo explosivo
..para confirmação, amanhã abertura em gap up, forte volume e ....... upa upa upa
Nasdaq comp temos os 1.960 pela frente e a confirmação da nova LTd .
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Nasdaq 100 Parece que o movimento vai ser mesmo explosivo


Nasdaq comp temos os 1.960 pela frente e a confirmação da nova LTd .
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Vai ser uma noite mexida..
Earnings da Microsoft, Google, Amazon, etc..
Diria mesmo que nunca antes deste ano, uma noite foi tão importante para o desenvolver dos mercados no curto prazo..
Se tudo correr pela positiva penso que os resultados irão criar um rallie que se irá extender até ao fim do ano. A ver vamos... Parece que estamos a ver pesos pesados a entrar forte nos mercados..
Já estou a ver os 1990 e 2000 pontos no Composite a não muitos dias de distância..
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Earnings da Microsoft, Google, Amazon, etc..
Diria mesmo que nunca antes deste ano, uma noite foi tão importante para o desenvolver dos mercados no curto prazo..
Se tudo correr pela positiva penso que os resultados irão criar um rallie que se irá extender até ao fim do ano. A ver vamos... Parece que estamos a ver pesos pesados a entrar forte nos mercados..
Já estou a ver os 1990 e 2000 pontos no Composite a não muitos dias de distância..
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Nasdaq .....................pela noitinha
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