first-henri Tages-Thread
War ja heute ein durchwachsener Tag für alle. Da war es gestern aber eindeutiger. :)
Hab heute meine Comdirect-Anmeldung abgeschickt. Mal guckn wann ich auch mal dabei bin.
Wünsche euch auf jeden fall noch einen schönen Abend!
@fh: Bin WE nicht zu Hause, lass uns next week telefonieren, ok?
bis dann
greetz
08 JUL 22:08 AUSBLICK: Analysten erwarten bei Carrefour im zweiten Quartal Umsatzplus
08 JUL 22:07 Wall Street (Schluss): Knappes Plus, Tech-Aktien erneut fester
08 JUL 22:05 BAE wins 17.3 mln usd US Air Force contract for aerial targets
08 JUL 22:05 WOCHENVORSCHAU: Wirtschafts- und Finanztermine bis zum 15. Juli
08 JUL 22:03 *S&P 500 UNOFFICIAL CLOSE UP 3.4 TO 1,007.8
08 JUL 22:03 *NASDAQ UNOFFICIAL CLOSE UP 26 TO 1,747
08 JUL 22:02 AKTIEN SCHWEIZ/After Market: Leichtes Minus
08 JUL 22:02 *DOW INDUSTRIALS UNOFFICIAL CLOSE UP 7 TO 9,224
08 JUL 22:12 AFX *BOFA TAPS GERALD LUCAS AS CHIEF TREASURY STRATEGIST
08 JUL 22:11 AFX Microsoft CEO to discuss employee compensation
08 JUL 22:19 ADE Zwickel: Habe eigenen Rücktritt und den Peters vorgeschlagen
08 JUL 22:18 ADE Aktien NASDAQ Schluss: NASDAQ zeitweise auf 14-Monats-Hoch - Berichtsaison
08 JUL 22:18 AFX *MICROSOFT SAYS CHANGE TO BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER 2003
08 JUL 22:18 AFX *MICROSOFT WORKERS TO GET STOCK AWARDS, NOT OPTIONS
08 JUL 22:17 AFX U.S. shares end session on an upswing - UPDATE 11
08 JUL 22:16 AFX Scholastic warns on its fourth-quarter earnings - UPDATE 3
08 JUL 22:15 ADE Aktien New York Schluss: Späte Erholung führt Standardwerte ins Plus
08 JUL 22:15 AFX *LOCKHEED MARTIN CONFIRMS MERIDIAN, MISS. PLANT SHOOTING
08 JUL 22:13 AFX Judge lets 3Com join Cisco-Huawei dispute
08 JUL 22:12 AFX *BOFA TAPS GERALD LUCAS AS CHIEF TREASURY STRATEGIST
08 JUL 22:11 AFX Microsoft CEO to discuss employee compensation
SAN FRANCISCO (AFX) - Microsoft said Tuesday that starting in September
2003, employees will be granted stock awards instead of stock options. The
company will give employees a chance to earn shares of Microsoft stock over
time, rather than options that give employees the right to purchase stock at a
set price. The company also said that a "significant portion" of stock-based
compensation for more than 600 senior executives will depend on growth in the
number and satisfaction of Microsoft customers. Ballmer and Chairman and Chief
Software Architect Bill Gates will not receive stock awards, management said.
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08 JUL 22:26 AFX Fatah central committee rejects Abbas offer to resign
08 JUL 22:25 AFX *MERRILL LYNCH TO RELEASE Q2 RESULTS JULY 15
08 JUL 22:25 AFX Microsoft to do away with options
08 JUL 22:23 ADE Aktien New York Schluss: Späte Erholung --2 (Kodak, Merrill Lynch, Eli Lilly)
08 JUL 22:22 ADE Keine Entscheidung im Machtkampf bei IG Metall; Peters will weiter kandidieren
08 JUL 22:20 AFX Bernstein cuts rating on Eli Lilly - UPDATE 1
08 JUL 22:19 ADE Zwickel: Habe eigenen Rücktritt und den Peters vorgeschlagen
08 JUL 22:18 ADE Aktien NASDAQ Schluss: NASDAQ zeitweise auf 14-Monats-Hoch - Berichtsaison
08 JUL 22:18 AFX *MICROSOFT SAYS CHANGE TO BEGIN IN SEPTEMBER 2003
08 JUL 22:18 AFX *MICROSOFT WORKERS TO GET STOCK AWARDS, NOT OPTIONS
08 JUL 22
NEW YORK (AFX) - Solid gains in online firms E-trade and Ameritrade sparked
a rally in the brokerage sector Tuesday amid a handful of new highs.
The AMEX Securities Broker/Dealer Index added 2.9 percent, with component
Charles Schwab leading the index with a jump of 4.6 percent.
E-Trade rallied 49 cents, or 5.1 percent, to a new 52-week high of $10.11.
E-Trade said it was enhancing its online banking offerings to include real-time
balances at a glance and more sophisticated funds-transfer capabilities.
Ameritrade jumped 4.3 percent to $8.55.
Jefferies & Co. also set a 52-week high by gaining 2.6 percent to $57.03.
Raymond James Financial rose 4.2 percent to close at $35.45, its best close in
the past year. Legg Mason closed at $70.57, up 3.2 percent, to push to a new
52-week high.
In the banking sector, the Philadelphia Bank Sector Index added 0.5 percent,
paced by a 2.6 percent gain in State Street Corp and a 2.7 percent gain in
Mellon Financial .
Citigroup tacked on 43 cents, or 1 percent to $45.37, while J.P Morgan added
0.9 percent, or 33 cents to $35.40.
Among the top brokers, Merrill Lynch added 1.8 percent to $51.59, while Goldman
Sachs rose 32 cents to $88.06.
Morgan Stanley added to Monday's gains, rising 2.6 percent, or 81 cents to
$47.38.
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08 JUL 22:29 AFX *DELTA EXPANDS AIRELITE MEMBERSHIP SERVICE TO CANADA
08 JUL 22:28 AFX U.S. official: Tax law could spark Europe trade war - UPDATE 1
07.07.2003 08:05:00
Der amerikanische Aluminiumkonzern Alcoa Inc. wird am Dienstag nach US-Börsenschluss die Zahlen für das vergangene Quartal veröffentlichen. Analysten rechnen mit einem Gewinn in Höhe von 24 Cents je Aktie bei Erlösen von 5,2 Mrd. Dollar.
Im Vorjahreszeitraum erzielte das Unternehmen bei einem Umsatz von 5,2 Mrd. Dollar einen Gewinn von 27 Cents je Aktie.
Für das Gesamtjahr rechnen Experten mit einem Gewinn von 1,08 Dollar je Aktie bei Umsätzen von 21,1 Mrd. Dollar.
08 JUL 22:30 ADE Aktien NASDAQ Schluss: NASDAQ zeitweise auf 14-Monats-Hoch --2 (Werte)
SAN FRANCISCO (AFX) -- Alcoa's second-quarter net income slipped 3.7
percent to 26 cents a share from the same quarter last year even as sales rose 6
percent to $5.5 billion. Based on continuing operations, Alcoa earned 27 cents a
share which topped the average analyst's target of 24 cents a share.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFX) - Microsoft stock was the most actively traded issue on
the Island ECN in late trading Tuesday after the software behemoth announced it
would no longer provide its employees with stock options.
The Nasdaq-100 After Hours indicator, which tracks the movement of tech stocks
after the bell, was down 1.64 points.
Microsoft said shortly after the closing bell that instead of giving its
employees stock options, it would give them stock awards. The software giant is
scheduled to hold a conference call regarding the change at 4:30 p.m. EST.
Microsoft said no updated quarterly financial results will be provided on the
call.
Shares of Microsoft fell 35 cents, or 1.3 percent, to change hands for $27.35 in
after-hours dealings.
And AMB Property reported its second-quarter results shortly after the close of
regular trading. The firm reported net income of $15.9 million, or 19 cents a
share, versus earnings of $26.7 million, or 31 cents a share, in the same period
a year ago. The results were below the firm's own guidance of 28-33 cents a
share. AMB cited the postponement of the sale of one of its retail assets as
reason for the shortfall.
AMB Property's shares were unchanged from their 4:00 p.m. EST closing price of
$28.10 in very light trading.
Also reporting, Dow component Alcoa said second-quarter net income slipped 3.7
percent to 26 cents a share from the same quarter last year even as sales rose 6
percent to $5.5 billion. Based on continuing operations, Alcoa earned 27 cents a
share, which topped the average analyst's target of 24 cents a share.
Also scheduled to report is Innovex , which makes electronics components, which
will report results from its third fiscal quarter. Three analysts surveyed by
Thomson First Call are expecting the firm to report a loss, on average, of 5
cents a share, narrower than the 8-cents loss it reported a year ago.
At last check, Innovex stock was down 7 cents, or 0.6 percent, at $11.23.
The latest batch of results will mark the beginning of three weeks of earnings
from corporate America with investors hoping that results and expectations for
the future will match the stunning rally that has occurred in stocks in the last
three months.
In regular trading Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 6.3
points, or 0.1 percent, at 9,223.09. The Nasdaq Composite , meanwhile, added
25.79 points, or 1.5 percent, to finish the session at 1,746.50.
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Apple makes changes among software executives 08.07.2003 22:42 Headlines
SAN FRANCISCO (AFX) -- Apple Computer on Tuesday named Avadis Tevanian its
chief software technology officer and promoted Bertrand Serlet to senior vice
president of software engineering. Tevanian will focus on setting Apple's
software-technology directions, while Serlet will report directly to Apple CEO
Steve Jobs and lead the company's operating systems software engineering group.
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