PTT Woche 6, 06.02.07

"gehört bei Bloomberg"

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Cisco Systems Inc. reported late Tuesday quarterly profit surged 40%, boosted by surging demand for its Internet equipment among telecom service providers, corporate customers and consumers.
The San Jose, Calif.-based giant said net income for the fiscal second-quarter ended Jan. 27 rose to $1.92 billion, or 31 cents a share, from $1.38 billion, or 22 cents, a year earlier.
Excluding the cost of employee stock options and other items, Cisco said it would have earned 33 cents a share, more than the 31-cents-a-share estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial.
Sales surged 27% to $8.44 billion, beating expectations of $8.28 billion, as telecom firms and large corporations upgraded their networks and Cisco expanded its push into the consumer market for low-cost networking gear.
As the No. 1 maker of Internet routers, Cisco is benefiting as phone companies and cable providers race each other to combine voice calls, broadband connections and on-demand video into a single service.
The company's growth was boosted by its acquisition of Scientific-Atlanta, which sells set-top boxes used to provide digital services to cable customers. Cisco is bundling those products with its sophisticated routers that let Internet providers roll out and manage those services. Scientific-Atlanta products contributed $639 million in quarterly sales.
"The cable business is dynamic," said Walter Price, a portfolio manager with RCM Capital Management in San Francisco, which owns Cisco shares.

Cisco has risen about 60% since early August, when Chief Executive John Chambers raised the company's forecast for annual growth to a range of 15% to 20%, from a prior forecast of no more than 15%.
The shares hit a multi-year high of $28.99 on Jan. 11.
Chief Financial Officer Dennis Powell said in a statement that Cisco's stand-alone sales during the quarter rose 18% from a year earlier, while sales of Scientific-Atlanta products climbed 21%.

Servus, J.B.
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"The way to secure success is to be more anxious about obtaining than about deserving it." (William Hazlitt)

Es reisst aber anscheinend niemand vom Hocker.
CSCO sogar im Minus nachbörslich.

ab und dann sehen wir weiter, allerdings bin ich da nicht sehr hoffnungvoll!!


Servus, J.B.
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"The way to secure success is to be more anxious about obtaining than about deserving it." (William Hazlitt)

Ich weis jetzt übrigens was J.B. heisst.
Julius Bär.(Bankhaus)"g"

Janet Yellen, Fed-Präsidentin von San Francisco, sagte in ihrer Rede am Dienstagabend, dass das derzeitige chinesische Wechselkursregime es der heimischen Zentralbank nicht ausreichend erlaube, auf das Tempo des Wirtschaftswachstums regulierend einzuwirken. Trotzdem habe die "People's Bank of China" (PBoC) sich den Forderungen widersetzt, eine schnellere Aufwertung des Yuan zuzulassen, betonte Yellen. Solange der Yuan nur zögerlich an Wert gewinne, sei es der PBoC nicht möglich, eine geregelte Abschwächung des aktuell heiß gelaufenen chinesischen Wachstumstempos herbeizuführen, so Yellen weiter. Zuletzt lobte Yellen jedoch die Fortschritte, die in der Modernisierung des chinesischen Bankensystems erzielt wurden.

Quelle: www.boerse-go.de


Servus, J.B.
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"The way to secure success is to be more anxious about obtaining than about deserving it." (William Hazlitt)

Mehr sag ich nicht!!

Servus, J.B.
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"The way to secure success is to be more anxious about obtaining than about deserving it." (William Hazlitt)

Servus, J.B.
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"The way to secure success is to be more anxious about obtaining than about deserving it." (William Hazlitt)

schlaf auch mal nachts J.B.

N8 Pantani

Bis Morgen!!


Servus, J.B.
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"The way to secure success is to be more anxious about obtaining than about deserving it." (William Hazlitt)