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Dr.UdoBroem.:

Juniper Networks beats expect. - +20% nachbörslich

 
11.10.01 23:38

       Juniper Networks has net loss for Q3 (JNPR) by Deborah Adamson
 
       Internet router maker Juniper Networks reported a net loss for the third
       quarter compared to a net profit in the like period a year ago, a casualty
       of reduced capital spending in the telecom sector and a sluggish
       economy. The company (JNPR) recorded a net loss of $29.7 million, or 9
       cents a share in the quarter, compared with a net income of $58.1 million,
       or 17 cents, a year ago. Revenue came in at $201.7 million vs. $201.2
       million. But excluding one-time items, the company had a pro forma profit
       of $32.5 million, or 10 cents a share, beating by 3 cents the expectations
       of analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call. Last year, Juniper
       made a profit of $60.3 million, or 17 cents. The company also authorized
       a $200 million stock buyback program for the next two years. Shares of
       Juniper were down 3 cents to $16.61 after hours, giving back a little
       ground after rising 11 percent in the regular session.


Der Nasdaqfuture zieht auch gut...

Gruß Dr. Broemme
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1Mio.€:

Gut für morgen :-))) o.T.

 
11.10.01 23:46
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Dr.UdoBroem.:

Doubleclick auch über den Erwartungen - + 5%

 
11.10.01 23:54

      DoubleClick edges past revised estimates (DCLK) by William Spain
 
      After the closing bell Thursday, DoubleClick (DCLK) announced a third-quarter net
      loss of $12.6 million, or 9 cents per share, on a 31 percent revenue decline to $97.2
      million. The consensus estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call,
      revised after a recent warning from the company, was for a loss of 10 cents per
      share. In the year-ago period, DoubleClick actually earned 3 cents per share. CEO
      Kevin Ryan, however, sounded a note of confidence: "DoubleClick has successfully
      executed a diversification strategy with our direct marketing businesses now making
      up over 40% of gross profit...Marketers tend to shift dollars into direct response
      marketing in tough market environments, and DoubleClick will benefit from this trend."
      Shares in the online ad and technology company closed up 59 cents, or 8.6 percent,
      to $7.49.

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1Mio.€:

Morgen nochmal ein GUT positiver tag :-) o.T.

 
11.10.01 23:55
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Dr.UdoBroem.:

Nasdaq100....

 
11.10.01 23:58
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Dr.UdoBroem.:

Hoffentlich macht uns Playboy keinen Strich durch

 
12.10.01 00:55
die Rechnung :-))

Thursday October 11 6:07 PM ET

 After the Bell: Tech Stocks Gain

 NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technology stocks were higher in after-hours
 trading on Thursday, building on gains during the regular session, after
 earnings news from networking equipment maker Juniper Networks Inc.
 (Nasdaq:JNPR - news) buoyed sentiment.

 Juniper soared to $20.68 from its close of $16.64 and was the
 most-active Nasdaq stock after the networking equipment maker
 reported results that beat Wall Street expectations even amid a
 slowdown in capital spending.

 Cisco Systems Inc. (Nasdaq:CSCO - news), Juniper's main rival in the networking equipment market,
 rose to $17.24 from its close of $16.46.

 Sonus Networks (Nasdaq:SONS - news), which also makes network equipment, rose to $4.15 from
 a close of $3.46 after reporting a loss that was less than analysts had forecast.

 All of the 10-most active stocks traded after-hours on Nasdaq rose.

 Among other companies to gain after reporting quarterly results, No. 1 online ad firm DoubleClick Inc.
 (Nasdaq:DCLK - news) rose to $7.99 on electronic trading system Instinet from a close of $7.49 after
 reporting a loss that was slightly lower than the average forecasts of analysts surveyed by Thomson
 Financial/First Call.

 Playboy Enterprises Inc. (NYSE:PLA - news) had not traded on Instinet after closing at $12.99 during
 regular trading. The adult-material publishing company said it was cutting 90 jobs, half at Playboy

 Online, as one of several steps to ensure profitability in 2002 and save about $8 million to $10 million a
 year.

 The Nasdaq 100 pre-market indicator gained 19.55 points, or 1.4 percent, pointing to a gain in a
 basket of the 100 largest non-financial stocks in the Nasdaq 100 index after hours.

 Stocks rallied on Thursday, rebounding to levels before the deadly Sept. 11 attacks on the United
 States sent the market reeling, as upbeat corporate results ignited hopes for better days ahead.

 ``After the attacks, people were worried about the near-term impact on earnings, but now that we're
 getting the results, they either aren't as bad as anticipated or they're coming in even better,'' said Mark
 Foster, portfolio manager and chief investment officer of Kirr, Marbach & Co., which oversees $400
 million.

 ``Valuations are attractive and there's fiscal and monetary stimulus coming in,'' he said. ``It sets up a
 decent fourth quarter for the market.''

 Thursday was the one-month anniversary of the attacks, and the New York Stock Exchange (news -
 web sites) observed a moment of silence at 8:48 a.m. EDT.

 The broad Standard & Poor's 500 Index (^SPX - news) climbed 16.44 points, or 1.52 percent, to
 end at 1,097.43. The technology-led rally helped the index surpass the Sept. 10 close of 1,092.54.
 The S&P 500 is closely watched as many portfolio managers use it to measure their performance.

 A surge in computer chip and chip-equipment stocks also hoisted the technology-laced Nasdaq
 Composite Index (^IXIC - news) above pre-attack levels. The index gained 75.21 points, or 4.62
 percent, to 1,701.47.

 The Dow Jones industrial average (^DJI - news) jumped 169.59 points, or 1.84 percent, to 9,410.45.
 The Dow is still down more than 2 percent from Sept. 10.

Juniper Networks beats expect. - +20% nachbörslich 437490
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1Mio.€:

Heute gibts geschenke an den märkten :-)))

 
12.10.01 01:02
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Stox Dude:

Danke Dr. Hans ! JNPR & DCLK

 
12.10.01 07:13
habe ich im Depot und diese news make me happy
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Kicky:

heute steigen Alcatel,Ericsson sowie Infinion

 
12.10.01 08:39
sagt bloomberg.com und begründet es mit Juniper Networks bzw bei Infinion mit  der Stellungnahme von Sony,dass die shipments des Vaio Laptops 3,9 millionen bis März 2002 betragen werden.Auch Cap Gemini wird wegen eines 640 Millionen $ Auftrags über 10 Jahre von Hydro one steigen.
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Totalverlust:

Nachbörslich Shortsqueeze bei Juniper

 
12.10.01 09:17
Datum: 12.10. 00:07 Nachbörslich Shortsqueeze bei Juniper


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Kicky:

Bericht des CFO Kriens klingt in der Tat gut

 
12.10.01 09:43
The third-quarter loss was 9 cents a share, compared with net income of $58.1 million, or 17 cents a share, a year earlier, Juniper said in a statement.
Revenue rose to $201.7 million from $201.2 million. That exceeded the $187.9 million average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein analyst Ariane Mahler said some investors were expecting sales as low as $150 million.
The company grabbed one-third of the high-speed data-traffic router market, mostly from top rival Cisco Systems Inc., in the last three years as it sold faster devices.
Excluding a charge, acquisition expenses, investment writedowns and other costs, profit would have been $32.5 million, or 10 cents a share. On that basis, which isn't in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, profit was expected to be 7 cents a share, the average estimate of analysts polled by First Call. The charge stems from payments to ``settle with'' contract manufacturers by buying excess inventory and covering declining component costs, the company said.
Also on that basis, operating expenses increased to $80.7 million from $52.4
Shares of other telecommunications-equipment and component makers rose in after-hours trading. Cisco climbed 82 cents to $17.28, Ciena Corp. increased $1.75 to $16.99 and PMC-Sierra Inc. gained $1.58 to $18.
Juniper's fourth-quarter revenue and per-share profit, excluding certain items, are expected to be unchanged from the third quarter, Chief Financial Officer Marcel Gani said on a conference call. That would exceed analysts' average estimates of revenue of $193.2 million and profit of 8 cents a share

For next year, he forecast revenue of $900 million to $1 billion and profit of 40 cents to 45 cents a share. Analysts had forecast, on average, revenue of $973.6 million and profit of 49 cents a share, First Call said.
Kriens said the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks didn't affect the business
During the third quarter, three customers each accounted for more than 10 percent of revenue: WorldCom, Qwest Communications International Inc. and reseller Ericsson AB. WorldCom and Qwest plan to spend less next year building their networks.
Cisco, the largest maker of computer-networking equipment, sold 60.3 percent of high-speed routers in the second quarter to Juniper's 34.7 percent, researcher Dell'Oro Group said.
Juniper lost market share in the second quarter to Cisco, the first time since Juniper started selling high-speed Internet traffic routers in 1998.
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