Pixelworks - Chance oder fallendes Messer?

Ohne News heute 14% verloren. Fakt ist wohl, dass die Margen im Flat-Panel-Geschäft stark geschrumpft sind(wie erwartet), die Umsätze sind nach wie vor hoch.
Ich werde wohl eine kleine Position aufbauen. Vom Langfristchart her könnten 50% drin sein, sollten eine heftige Gewinnwarnung oder Unsicherheiten über das Geschäftsgebaren anstehen, könnte es allerdings auch noch weiter nach unten gehen.

Schaun mer mal, ob es demnächst Klarheit gibt.

Gruß Doc Broemme

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Könnte damit zu tun haben. Die Frage ist, ob das unternehmensspezifisch ist, oder das ganze Segment betrifft.

Planar sees Q2, 2002 profits shortfall (PLNR) by Deborah Adamson
 
Planar Systems on Wednesday warned investors that profits for the second quarter and fiscal year would fall below expectations. The maker of flat panel destop monitors and displays cited one-time expenses related to the DOME acquisition, transfer of manufacturing from a closed facility and increased development expenses for its Invitium product as factors for the quarterly shortfall. Full year profits were revised when the company realized that growth in new business would not fully offset a slower-than-expected recovery in its core business this year. Planar (PLNR) sees second-quarter profits of 14 to 16 cents compared with the 23 cents expected by analysts polled by Thomson Financial/First Call. For the full year, earnings should come in at 85 cents vs. the $1.03 expected. Sales for the quarter would be around $48 million to $50 million, higher than the $44 million analysts had forecasted.
However, the fiscal year revenue would be in line with expectations of $190 million. Full second-quarter results will be released after the market closes on April 17. Shares of Planar slid by 20 percent to $20.05 in after hours trading.
 
     

Es ging doch noch wesentlich tiefer runter als erwartet.
Mittlerweile siehts aber ganz gut aus.

Genesis Microchip and Pixelworks have
reached an agreement to terminate their proposed merger.

Under terms of the agreement, each of the parties has agreed to a mutual release
of claims and Pixelworks has agreed to immediately pay Genesis Microchip $5.5
million as a reimbursement for its expenses.