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f-h Oni BW sb & Friends-TTT, Mittwoch 20.10.04
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@boxenbauer
tja das ist Gebührensenkung made bei comdirect.
2600 +0,25% =6,50 + 4,90 Grundgebühr sind 11,40.
Das wird aber als faires Preismodell verkauft;-(
tja das ist Gebührensenkung made bei comdirect.
2600 +0,25% =6,50 + 4,90 Grundgebühr sind 11,40.
Das wird aber als faires Preismodell verkauft;-(
Gruß, hardyman
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Hätte nicht damit gerechnet. Dann darf man wirklich auf Google gespannt sein.
OB ES DEM DAX WAS BRINGT?
MfG bauwi
OB ES DEM DAX WAS BRINGT?
MfG bauwi
aber ausblick fürs nächste ist niedriger als von analysten angenommen!!
EBay sales up 52%; profit view lifted
Net auctioneer's target for '05 is below Wall Street outlook
EBay sales up 52%; profit view lifted
Net auctioneer's target for '05 is below Wall Street outlook
weiss nicht, wie das bei den anderen ist. lus schwankt aber ganz schön hin und her. lus taxe vor wenigen minuten bei 3921, jetzt wieder bei 3927.
greetz uedewo
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jetzt ging der schein aber up. lus taxt 3930.
greetz uedewo
ich mache Schluss , da ich früh raus muss.
Wünsche allen ne gute Nacht und up away.;-)
Wünsche allen ne gute Nacht und up away.;-)
Gruß, hardyman
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Boxenbauer bin jetzt weg. schlaft schön. bis morgen.
greetz uedewo
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- EBay posted a 77 percent jump Wednesday in quarterly earnings as sales grew by more than half, but the largest online marketplace's financial outlook for next year was lower than Wall Street analysts expected.
EBay (EBAY: news, chart, profile) said it earned $182.3 million, or 27 cents a share, in the third quarter compared to $103 million, or 16 cents a share, in last year's period. Excluding one-time items, eBay said it would have earned $195 million, or 28 cents per share. On that basis, analysts expected eBay to earn 27 cents a share.
Quarterly sales rose to $805.9 million from $530.9 million last year and higher than the $780 million analysts estimated.
Ahead of the report, which came out after the closing bell, shares of eBay closed down $1.09 at $91.36.
Looking ahead, San Jose, Calif.-based eBay said it expects 2004 sales to total $3.25 billion, or $65 million higher than its prior estimate. However, Wall Street analysts on average estimated revenue of $3.22 billion, according to a survey by Thomson First Call.
EBay said it expects to earn as much as $1.20 a share, 3 cents higher than the last estimate it gave and matching analysts' consensus estimate.
For next year, eBay expects to earn $1.50 a share on sales of $4.2 billion. Analysts currently expect eBay to earn $1.61 on sales of $4.29 billion.
EBay saw "much stronger than expected back-to-school [business] in the U.S.," said Rajiv Dutta, eBay's chief financial officer, in an interview with CBS MarketWatch. He said sales in computers and books categories accelerated.
Dutta also said the company, which is the market leader on the Internet, took market share away from non-Internet rivals.
Asked if eBay was being too conservative in its estimate for next year, and Dutta said that the company's goals are based on growth that doesn't rely on acquisitions, as was the case this year. He said eBay's revenue could grow by 30 percent or more.
International boom
Dutta said eBay's business outside the United States is booming.
International revenue grew 82 percent to $282.3 million, vs. 76 percent in the second quarter.
Dutta said eBay spent 25.7 percent of net sales on marketing in the third quarter, up from 24 percent of sales in the second quarter. He said eBay expected to increase marketing in the fourth quarter, as the company enters its busiest two quarters of the year.
"We don't give out specifics, but there is no question we're dialing [on marketing]," said Dutta. Advertising and marketing dollars will be spent on both TV and print.
As for online advertising, Dutta said eBay saw cost-per-click rates rise about 50 percent in the third quarter. That growth rate, however, declined from the second quarter.
EBay (EBAY: news, chart, profile) said it earned $182.3 million, or 27 cents a share, in the third quarter compared to $103 million, or 16 cents a share, in last year's period. Excluding one-time items, eBay said it would have earned $195 million, or 28 cents per share. On that basis, analysts expected eBay to earn 27 cents a share.
Quarterly sales rose to $805.9 million from $530.9 million last year and higher than the $780 million analysts estimated.
Ahead of the report, which came out after the closing bell, shares of eBay closed down $1.09 at $91.36.
Looking ahead, San Jose, Calif.-based eBay said it expects 2004 sales to total $3.25 billion, or $65 million higher than its prior estimate. However, Wall Street analysts on average estimated revenue of $3.22 billion, according to a survey by Thomson First Call.
EBay said it expects to earn as much as $1.20 a share, 3 cents higher than the last estimate it gave and matching analysts' consensus estimate.
For next year, eBay expects to earn $1.50 a share on sales of $4.2 billion. Analysts currently expect eBay to earn $1.61 on sales of $4.29 billion.
EBay saw "much stronger than expected back-to-school [business] in the U.S.," said Rajiv Dutta, eBay's chief financial officer, in an interview with CBS MarketWatch. He said sales in computers and books categories accelerated.
Dutta also said the company, which is the market leader on the Internet, took market share away from non-Internet rivals.
Asked if eBay was being too conservative in its estimate for next year, and Dutta said that the company's goals are based on growth that doesn't rely on acquisitions, as was the case this year. He said eBay's revenue could grow by 30 percent or more.
International boom
Dutta said eBay's business outside the United States is booming.
International revenue grew 82 percent to $282.3 million, vs. 76 percent in the second quarter.
Dutta said eBay spent 25.7 percent of net sales on marketing in the third quarter, up from 24 percent of sales in the second quarter. He said eBay expected to increase marketing in the fourth quarter, as the company enters its busiest two quarters of the year.
"We don't give out specifics, but there is no question we're dialing [on marketing]," said Dutta. Advertising and marketing dollars will be spent on both TV and print.
As for online advertising, Dutta said eBay saw cost-per-click rates rise about 50 percent in the third quarter. That growth rate, however, declined from the second quarter.
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