Verticalnet bring morgen postbörslich Zahlen.

Was für Zahlen ist dabei völlig egal, wenn man am Dienstag abend
verkauft und heute kauft, denn:
Die Zahlen werden allg. als sehr gut angenommen;
man schaue dazu mal den VERT-Chart an.
Verticalnet ist von etwa $20(52W-LOW) auf etwa $30 rasch
zurückgesprungen. Eine wichtige Marke liegt allerdings bei $40,
wo dieser Wert VOR schlechten/guten Zahlen oder NACH guten
Zahlen hinkatapultiert werden könnte - psychorealistisch ist
allerdings $35.
Für long-Leute ist Verticalnet eh ein Kauf - dann kann man auch noch
die Zahlen abwarten.

Kurs jetzt $30,
mein Kaufkurs heute 35,30 Euro = Sess.-low germany.
dafür allerdings davor für 36,60 ge- und für 36,50 verkauft,
um dann billiger ranzukommen ;-)

na dann
good trades
IZ

und es geht weiter...

good trades
IZ

                                                                                   Latest headlines


                      HORSHAM, Pa., (CBS.MW) - Shares of business-to business online marketplace operator
                      VerticalNet took a big hit Wednesday after the company reported third quarter earnings late
                      Tuesday that beat analysts expectations.

                      Excluding acquisition costs, the company said it lost $17.7 million, or 20 cents a share,
                      compared with a loss of $10.1 million, or 15 cents per share, in the same period last year.

                      Analysts polled by First Call expected the company to lose 29 cents a share, on average.

                      The company reported a net loss of $76 million for the quarter, including the one-time items,
                      compared with a net loss of $25.8 million in the year-ago quarter.

                         See interview with VerticalNet CEO Joe Galli.

                      "VerticalNet's (VERT: news, msgs) overall financial results for
                      the third quarter were strong, with revenue and cash EPS handily
                      beating our estimates. However, we believe performance of the
                      company's underlying businesses was a bit mixed," Merrill
                      Lynch analyst Henry Blodget said in a research note
                      Wednesday.

                      The company's shares dropped 21.7 percent to $25.56.

                      Revenue rose to $73.7 million from $5.2 million in the year-ago
                      quarter and up 38 percent from the second-quarter's $53.6 million. Analysts' consensus was
                      $61.66 million, according to First Call.

                      The company's exchange businesses, generating $39 million, or 53 percent of third quarter
                      revenue, fueled the better-than-expected results.

                      "However, at $35 million and 47 percent of sales, the company's traditional online businesses
                      in aggregate outperformed our estimate of $33 million only modestly," Blodget said

bei 25 euro wieder ein Kauf;-)))