Duke Energy - bricht aus

Ein Glasklarer Ausbruch über ein Doppeltop mit einer Kurslücke und unter hohem Volumen!!

Was will man mehr??  Habe mir mal ein paar ins Depot gelegt!
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02.02.2005 13:55:
Duke Energy erreicht Gewinnzone

Die amerikanische Duke Energy (Nachrichten) teilte am Mittwoch mit, dass sie im vierten Quartal 2004 einen Gewinn erwirtschaften konnte. Das Unternehmen begründete dies mit höheren Energiepreisen.

Der Nettogewinn wurde demnach auf 358 Mio. Dollar bzw. 38 Cents je Aktie beziffert. Im vergleichbaren Zeitraum des Vorjahres hatte das Unternehmen noch einen Verlust in Höhe von 2 Mrd. Dollar bzw. 2,23 Dollar je Aktie ausgewiesen. Ohne Sondereffekte belief sich der Gewinn je Aktie auf 24 Cents. Damit konnten die vorherigen Analystenschätzungen in Höhe von 24 Cents genau getroffen werden.

Das Unternehmen teilte ferner mit, dass es seinen Umsatz von 5,25 Mrd. Dollar im Vorjahr auf nun 6,05 Mrd. Dollar erhöhen konnte. Damit konnten die Markterwartungen von 7,80 Mrd. Dollar nicht erfüllt werden.

Für das laufende erste Quartal gehen Analysten von einem EPS in Höhe von 45 Cents aus. Der Umsatz wird auf 7,20 Mrd. Dollar geschätzt.

Die Aktie von Duke Energy notierte in New York zuletzt mit einem Plus von 1,08 Prozent bei 27,08 Dollar.

Bullishes Signal!!
De 1. Unterstützung liegt bei 27$, die 2. bei 26,5$.

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1. Duke Energy "hold," target price raised

Wednesday, February 02, 2005 4:45:54 PM ET
Janney Montgomery Scott

NEW YORK, February 2 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Janney Montgomery Scott reiterate their "hold" rating on Duke Energy (DUK.NYS). The target price has been raised from $24 to $27.


2. Duke Energy upgraded to "market perform"

Thursday, February 03, 2005 9:23:30 AM ET
Wachovia Securities

NEW YORK, February 3 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Wachovia Securities upgrade Duke Energy (DUK.NYS) from "underperform" to "market perform."


3. Update Duke Energy Corp.: Neutral (Credit Suisse First Boston)

In ihrer Analyse vom Mittwoch, 9. Februar 2005 stufen die Analysten von Credit Suisse First Boston die Aktie des Unternehmens Duke Energy (Nachrichten) von "Outperform" auf "Neutral" herab. Ein Kursziel geben die Analysten nicht an.


4. Update Duke Energy Corp.: Buy (Smith Barney Citigroup)

Die Aktie des Unternehmens Duke Energy (Nachrichten) wurde in einer Kurzanalyse vom Montag, 14. Februar 2005 von den Analysten der Smith Barney Citigroup (Nachrichten) von "Hold" auf "Buy" heraufgestuft. Ein Kursziel geben die Analysten nicht an.


5. Duke Energy upgraded to "equal weight"

Friday, February 25, 2005 3:59:55 PM ET
Lehman Brothers


NEW YORK, February 25 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Lehman Brothers upgrade Duke Energy Corporation (DUK.NYS) from "underweight" to "equal weight." The target price has been raised from $22 to $28.

Duke cooperated with the U.S. Attorney on the case, a Duke Energy spokeswoman said Thursday. All three employees had left Duke before last April, and Duke forwarded the results of its internal investigation to the U.S. Department of Justice. Duke has said that it may seek restitution of the bonuses pending resolution of the criminal proceeding.

"We remain committed to restoring the public's faith and confidence in the marketplace and remain resolute in our joint efforts to hold corporate criminals accountable for their conduct," U.S. Attorney Michael Shelby said.

During Thursday's hearing, Lavielle said that his former supervisor and alleged co-conspirator asked him to break up portions of trades into smaller portions when entering them into the books and to enter them with slightly different prices, the U.S. Attorney's office said. These steps - part of the April indictment's conspiracy charges - were taken to conceal the alleged scheme.

-By Mark Golden, Dow Jones Newswires; 415-765-6118; mark.golden@dowjones.com

The purchase is part of PG&E's overall procurement plan to insure adequate generating capacity in northern and central California in both the near- and long-term. In addition to entering this agreement, PG&E is currently conducting competitive solicitations for (1) near-term supply, (2) long-term supply, (3) long-term renewable energy, and (4) generating capacity in the constrained Humboldt Bay region. Also, in January, PG&E announced a settlement agreement with Mirant to obtain the rights to dispatch some of the power from Mirant's Contra Costa and Pittsburg Power Plants, as well as the opportunity to complete construction of and operate Contra Costa Unit 8, a modern, 530-megawatt facility that will provide low-cost, efficient power to our customers and address local reliability issues.

PG&E today filed an Advice Letter with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) seeking regulatory review and approval of this power purchase agreement with DEMA. PG&E has requested CPUC approval by April 4, 2005.

The agreement announced today resulted from a competitive solicitation issued by DEMA on October 11, 2004 for the output of these two units.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company

London (Platts)--22Feb2005
Duke Energy North America, which has said it needs to get bigger to survive in
the competitive US wholesale power market, is aiming eventually to control
50,000 MW, more than five times the 9,900 MW it now owns, a Duke Energy
official told an industry conference in London. "One of our major goals is to
identify a sustainable [business model for DENA]. We believe merchant energy
will play a vital role in the nations energy future," John Ahrensdorf, Duke's
general manager of internal controls, said Monday in remarks to Edison
Electric Institute's International Utility Conference. "We're looking for a
larger business, with greater geographic scope and fuel diversity, so we can
spread the overhead over a much larger base. We're talking to many players to
see what the business could look like." Ahrensdorf said Duke Chairman and CEO
Paul Anderson believes DENA needs to have 50,000 MW. DENA would be more likely
to get to that level in a series of transactions, rather than one or a few big
deals, Ahrensdorf said. Duke Energy North America, which has said it needs to
get bigger to survive in the competitive US wholesale power market, is aiming
eventually to control 50,000 MW, more than five times the 9,900 MW it now
owns, a Duke Energy official told an industry conference in London. "One of
our major goals is to identify a sustainable [business model for DENA]. We
believe merchant energy will play a vital role in the nations energy future,"
John Ahrensdorf, Duke's general manager of internal controls, said Monday in
remarks to Edison Electric Institute's International Utility Conference.
"We're looking for a larger business, with greater geographic scope and fuel
diversity, so we can spread the overhead over a much larger base. We're
talking to many players to see what the business could look like." Ahrensdorf
said Duke Chairman and CEO Paul Anderson believes DENA needs to have 50,000
MW. DENA would be more likely to get to that level in a series of
transactions, rather than one or a few big deals, Ahrensdorf said.

NEW YORK (AFX) -- Duke Energy  said its board has approved a plan to repurchase
up to $2.5 billion worth of common stock over the next three years. The company
expects the buyback to be funded in part by a restructuring of its interest in
its Duke Energy Field Services' joint venture with ConocoPhillips . That deal
calls for Duke's stake in the venture to be reduced to 50 percent from 69.7
percent. Duke expects to receive roughly $1.1 billion in cash and assets from
ConocoPhillips in the transaction. Duke expects the restructuring to result in a
gain of 80 to 90 cents per share. Duke Energy Field Services also sold Texas
Eastern Products Pipeline Co., the general partner of TEPPCO Partners L.P. , to
EPCO Inc., a private firm, in a deal valued at $1.1 billion. Also, EPCO agreed
to purchase 2.5 million TEPPCO limited partner units from Duke Energy for about
$100 million.
This story was supplied by MarketWatch. For further information see
www.marketwatch.com.

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