I2 ???

wer weis was hier los ist???

technologies so einbricht.Wer weiß näheres?

Nun kommt so langsam Klarheit, I2 baut 10% Personal ab, ist das aber ein Grund??

hat Probleme in der Führungsetage.
Außenoperator verlässt Firma.
Außerdem gab es heute eine Abstufung
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letzten beiden Quartals-Earnings jedesmal durch ne Gewinnwarnung angekündigt.
Jetzt sind ITWO eindeutig auf dem Weg zum 52 Week-Low.
Nur für Zocker geeignet.

meine I2 Aktien gegen JDS Uniphase ausgetauscht,viel schlimmer kann`s wohl nicht mehr kommen.Oder war das nun ein noch schlechters Handeln?Mönsch Leute schreibt mir ein paar aufmunternde Worte,denn in der letzten Zeit stürzt alles ab,was ich mir ins Depot packe.

Wenn du schon in die Glasfasersparte investieren möchtest, hätte ich persönlich Corning genommen.
Die haben kürzlich 50% der Netzsystemteile von Lucent übernommen und sind in der Branche die Nr.1
Es gab daraufhin Kaufempfehlungen und Corning notiert auch freundlich.
Die Speculation auf eine Erholung bei JDSU ist etwas gewagt.
Aber wer nicht w...........


             Gr.Gr.

eingestiegen und ich denke es ist längerfristig eine gute Investition,da Corning doch eher ein solides alteingesessenes Unternehmen ist,den Eindruck habe ich jedenfalls bei meinen Nachforschungen gewonnen.Wenn es in der Glasfasersparte wieder aufwärts geht,wird Corning zuerst davon profitieren.Heute kommen,falls ich mich nicht irre,auch noch Quartalszahlen.Hoffentlich nicht mit einer sehr negativen Überraschung.
JDSU habe ich spekulativ gekauft,aber wie du schreibst:wer nicht wagt,hat bald garnix mehr im Depot,oder hat mal irgendwann den richtigen Ausstiegszeitpunkt verpasst.

die 0,18$ Estimate bringen.
Whisper liegt sogar bei 0,19$
Also liegt was in der Luft.
Viel Glück damit.


                    Gr.Gr.

Corning Q2 revs increase 5% to $1.9b (GLW) By Chris Kraeuter
Fiber optics firm Corning (GLW reported a second quarter net loss of $4.8 billion, or $5.13 a share. During the same quarter last year, net income was $149 million, or 17 cents a share. Revenue increased 5 percent to $1.9 billion from $1.8 billion during the same quarter last year. Analysts surveyed by First Call/Thomson Financial expected revenue of $1.756 billion, on average. Excluding charges and one-time items, pro forma net income was $264 million, or 29 cents a share, compared with $271 million, or 31 cents a share, during the same quarter last year. On July 9, Corning said its second-quarter earnings, excluding charges, were "slightly ahead" of the consensus expectation of 18 cents a share. Analysts expected earnings, excluding charges, of 18 cents a share. "Except for the disappointing results in the Photonic Technologies business, the company's second-quarter operating performance was significantly better than expected, primarily due to the strong results in the fiber and cable business," said CEO John Loose, according to a statement. He also said the telecom market remains "turbulent" and that Corning's photonics unit is expected to be weak for the rest of the year. Ahead of the news, shares closed up 26 cents, or 1.9 percent, at $13.77.

i2 Technologies Cuts to the Bone -- 2:00 PM EDT
     by Keith C. Applegate


Business to business (B2B) supply chain management (SCM) software producer i2 Technologies [ITWO:Nasdaq], Wednesday, announced a cost-cutting measure aimed to reduce 10% of its workforce. The company said it is cutting its staff in all areas but it is targeting those in direct sales -- it plans to cut 16% of its sales force. This comes after the company has pre-announced sales and earnings would not meet estimates in each of the last two quarters.

This latest move will bring its total head count down to approximately 5,220. It will be reduced to 450 in direct sales. As of the most recently completed quarter, i2's total headcount stood at 5,803, down from the previous quarter's 6,140. In direct sales, the total headcount was 536, which was a reduction from the previous quarter's 603.

Layoffs were expected but are a little less than speculated. Some called for cuts of as much as 30%-40% of i2's direct sales staff. We believe that i2 is now cutting into the infrastructure of its operations.

Tuesday, the company lost Reagan Lancaster, its President of Worldwide Field Operations and the former head of sales.

Earlier this month, i2 reported second-quarter results that were worse than its already lowered guidance. i2 guided analysts to expect a pro-forma net loss of $0.12 per share, excluding charges, but reported results of a net loss of $0.16 per share. This was due mainly to sales and marketing (S&M) and research and development (R&D) expenses that were significantly higher than expected.

We continue to rate shares of i2 at Hold, as the company is showing that getting its costs in-line is a priority. However, it has not done so up to this point.

ich nehme mal an,dass Ihr genug englisch könnt,oder?