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Pivots für den 29.01.2004 DAXPivot-Punkte Resist 3 4.220,83 Resist 2 4.189,01 Resist 1 4.169,62 Pivot 4.137,80 Support 1 4.118,41 Support 2 4.086,59 Support 3 4.067,20
Pivots für den 29.01.2004 DAX-Future MAR4Pivot-Punkte Resist 3 4.241,8 Resist 2 4.206,7 Resist 1 4.186,8 Pivot 4.151,7 Support 1 4.131,8 Support 2 4.096,7 Support 3 4.076,8
Pivots für den 29.01.2004 Dow Jones Industrial Average-Future MAR4Pivot-Punkte Resist 3 10.818 Resist 2 10.729 Resist 1 10.594 Pivot 10.505 Support 1 10.370 Support 2 10.281 Support 3 10.146
Pivots für den 29.01.2004 S&P 500-Future MAR4Pivot-Punkte Resist 3 1.166,0 Resist 2 1.157,0 Resist 1 1.142,9 Pivot 1.133,9 Support 1 1.119,8 Support 2 1.110,8 Support 3 1.096,7
Pivots für den 29.01.2004 Nasdaq 100-Future MAR4Pivot-Punkte Resist 3 1.565 Resist 2 1.549 Resist 1 1.522 Pivot 1.505 Support 1 1.478 Support 2 1.462 Support 3 1.435
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Wünsche good trades @all
Greetz f-h
aber der januar war ok kann nicht klagen.
bin immer noch telekom long und das schon eine weile läuft ganz ok´.
ende des jahres wird abgerechnet oder wenn ich genug gemacht hab kann es auch mal sein dass ich pause mache. aber wann hat man(n) schon genug.
und beim traden gehts ja auch nicht nur um das geld.
das traden selbst ist für mich im moment zwar sehr wichtig aber noch wichtiger sind die pausen oder die tage an denen du was neues dazulernst.
man lernt nie aus .....
NDX ist aber tatsächlich 6 Pkte über Kasse, auf den Dowfut hab ich sonst nach 22 Uhr nie mehr so geachtet (vermutlich weil er im NTY Text auf ner anderen Seite steht (301)) und mir die NDX Indikation reichte und verlässlich genug war..Daher fehlt mir der Vergleich...
RealNetworks falls short of Q4 rev goals (RNWK, AAPL, ROXI, YHOO, AOL) By Bambi Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- RealNetworks (RNWK) said it lost $5.3 million, or 3 cents a share, in the fourth quarter. This compares with a loss of $2.45 million, or 2 cents per share, a year ago. Excluding certain items, such as $1.6 million in costs related to an antitrust suit against Microsoft (MSFT) , RealNetworks lost $3.8 million, or 2 cents per share. Analysts expected RealNetworks to lose 2 cents per share. RealNetworks had warned Dec. 18 that it expected to incur litigation costs in the quarter. But quarterly sales fell below expectations as they rose 17 percent to $54.1 million from $46 million. Analysts expected sales to reach $55 million. Real fell 12 cents to $6.02 in after-hours action.
4:24pm 01/29/04
Verisign reports Q4 loss (VRSN) By Matt Andrejczak
WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Verisign (VRSN) reported a fourth-quarter loss of $22.2 million, or 9 cents a share, compared with a loss of $39.4 million, or 17 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Revenue fell 8.5 percent to $251.6 million. Excluding $43 million in restructuring charges related to the sale of its Network Solutions business, Verisign said it earned 18 cents a share. Verisign, based in Mountain View, Calif., is an Internet services and Web address provider. The stock closed Thursday down 86 cents at $17.76
Kellogg profits slip on Q4 costs
By William Spain, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 4:28 PM ET Jan. 29, 2004
CHICAGO (CBS.MW) - Heavy spending to support its brands nicked Kellogg's profits in the fourth quarter but the pride of Battle Creek, Mich. both met Street estimates for the period - and bumped up its outlook..
Company: Kellogg Company
Early Thursday, Kellogg said that it earned $188 million, or 46 cents per share, in the last three months of 2003. That is down from the $191 million and 47 cents of a year ago but in line with the average estimate of 16 analysts polled by Thomson First Call.
The cereal company blamed the profit decline on a "significant increase in brand building investment," and the absorption of substantial asset write-offs and up-front costs related to cost-savings initiatives.
Total sales rose 8 percent to $2.14 billion, although without favorable currency conversions, the percentage rise would have been cut in half. Analysts were looking for sales of $2.07 billion.
Looking ahead, Kellogg (K: news, chart, profile) reiterated its hope to earn "on the high end" of a range between $2.05 and $2.09 per share this year, vs. analyst estimates of $2.09. The company said it expects momentum in all of its businesses to offset higher commodity and benefit costs, continued competitive pressure, and a weak cookie category.
Shares of Kellogg added 1.2 percent to $38.44 Thursday
Adobe ups Q1 forecasts (ADBE[S:) By David B. Wilkerson
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- Shares of software maker Adobe Systems (ADBE) were up 5 percent to $38.01 in after-hours trading after it said Thursday that it sees higher-than-expected results for the first quarter due to strong worldwide sales of its Adobe Creative Suite and CS products, as well as its Adobe Acrobat line. The company now projects that it will earn 36 cents a share to 42 cents a share in the quarter, up from its previous forecast of 33 cents to 36 cents. The mean estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call was 35 cents. Revenue is now expected to be between $380 million and $405 million, vs. the previous range of $360 million to $380 million. The mean First Call forecast was $370.97 million.
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The stock (ADBE: news, chart, profile) was recently trading at $38.01, up $1.88, after stepping back 1.4 percent in the regular session.
Silicon Valley-based Adobe now projects that it will earn 36 to 42 cents a share in the quarter, up from its previous forecast of 33 to 36 cents. The mean estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call was 35 cents.
Revenue is now expected to be between $380 million and $405 million, up from a previously offered range of $360 million to $380 million. The mean First Call forecast was $370.97 million
CNET earnings nearly double in Q4 (CNET) By William Spain
CHICAGO (CBS.MW) -- CNet Networks (CNET) reported fourth-quarter earnings of $6.9 million, or 5 cents per share. That is nearly double the $3.5 million, or 3 cents, it earned in the year-ago period and well above the 2-cent average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson First Call. The online media company's revenue rose 8 percent to $73.5 million and topped a Street expectation of $70 million. Shares of CNet closed out the regular session down just over 3 percent at $8.18.
The chief executive of Honeywell (HON: news, chart, profile) also indicated the company, a Dow Jones Industrial Average component, is experiencing "positive momentum" heading into 2004.
Morris Township, N.J.-based Honeywell earned $407 million, or 47 cents a share, in the fourth quarter, compared with a loss of $1.47 billion, or $1.78 a share, in the year-earlier period, when the company recorded asbestos-related and other legal charges against results.
The latest quarter's profit matched the average forecast of analysts polled by Thomson First Call.
Revenue climbed 5.7 percent to $6.2 billion, driven by growth in the Honeywell's transportation operations as well as a weak U.S dollar. The figure exceeded Wall Street's expectation of $5.96 billion, according to First Call.
"We see positive momentum in each of our four business segments as we begin 2004," CEO David Cote said in a statement. "We are expecting year-over-year growth in revenues and margins in each business segment."
The company ranks as the largest maker of airplane-cockpit instruments.
Revenue increased 19 percent to $1 billion in its transportation business during the 2003 fourth quarter, bolstered by a 34 percent gain in turbocharger sales. Sales increased 8 percent to $2 billion in Honeywell's electronic security and sensors unit.
Aerospace sales were flat at $2.35 billion, while specialty material sales rose 1.5 percent to $792 million.
In 2003, Honeywell turned its first annual profit in two years, with net income of $1.3 billion, or $1.54 a share. That compared to losses of $220 million, or 27 cents a share, in 2002 and $99 million in 2001.
Honeywell's 2003 revenue rose 4 percent to $23.1 billion. Free cash flow was $1.5 billion, including $670 million of contributions to its pension plan.
By year-end, Honeywell said it had $3 billion of cash on hand.
Honeywell's stock ended Thursday up 27 cents at $35.95