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Die Frage, was ist passiert?
Nochmal rein mit billigerem Kurs, ist riskant, was machst Du @preisfuchs ?
Mehr als 20 % ins minus mit solchen Zockerwerten gehe ich eigentlich nicht.die Trendanalyse siht gut aus. Aktie liegt mittle-und langfristig im Aufwärtstrend.
"Kurzfristig, nimmt die aktie eine Verschnaufpause", naja, eher kurzfristig abwärts gerichtet.
Gruß
geldschneider
der sein Depot schon zusammenbrechen sieht
Analysts cited a report on networking Web site Light Reading (http://lightreading.com), which reported Sycamore, Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO,Trade), Ciena Corp. (CIEN,Trade) and Juniper Networks Inc. (JNPR,Trade) won portions of a federal contract for equipment.
A spokesman for the Pentagon and the agency involved did not return repeated phone calls.
However, Juniper spokesman Kathy Durr said it is her company's understanding that final decisions won't be made until year end. Ciena spokesman Aaron Graham said no contract has been awarded, but the company is in the running for the optical transport business.
Sources from two other vendors in the process said these were actually invitations to the next round of testing, which will last three months, and the final winners will not be named until December. However, J.P. Morgan analyst Ehud Gelblum said those invited to lab testing will likely walk away winners.
Sycamore, whose shares rose as much as 27 percent, won the contract for optical digital crossconnects, Light Reading said, citing a vendor involved in the bidding and a federal equipment consultant. Sycamore and Cisco officials declined to comment or even confirm they are bidding for any of the work.
The U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Information Systems Agency is looking to build a large, global communications network that will combine fiber-optic communications and data routing products.
The contract is being broken into four parts: optical transport, optical digital crossconnects, multi-services provisioning platforms (MSPPs) and Internet routers. Each of the contracts is valued at about $100 million to $300 million.
In an optical network the MSPPs are the on-ramps, the optical transport creates the bandwidth and the digital crossconnects manage the bandwidth, while the routers are the big data switches.
HUGE POSITIVE FOR SYCAMORE
"The win for Sycamore is a huge positive for that company as it reestablishes the company in its core market," Lehman Brothers analyst Steve Levy said in a research note.
Cisco won the contract for the MSPPs, but a second supplier is likely, Light Reading reported.
"The win for Cisco is a positive surprise and also represents a negative event for Lucent, the supplier we thought had the best chance of winning this business," Levy said.
Prudential analyst Inder Singh said in a research note that indications were Ciena had discounted the transport portion in anticipation of winning the higher-profit crossconnect business. He said Corvis Corp. (CORV,Trade) may still be in the running to win some of the crossconnect contract.
Juniper reportedly won the contract for "core" Internet routers, Light Reading said. It did not identify a winner for the "edge" routers, but several analysts believe Cisco will win that business.
Core routers are used on high-speed connections between cities, while edge routers direct data where telecom service providers connect to customers at such locations as office parks, high-rise buildings and smaller central offices.
Lucent Technologies Inc. (LU,Trade) was not on the short list, but could still win some of the optical business, analysts said. Prudential's Singh believes it avoided overly aggressive, money-losing bids as it works to return to profits.
A Lucent spokeswoman declined to comment.
Sycamore shares rose as high as $5.25 and were still up $1.02, at $5.15 in Nasdaq trading, while Juniper shares were up slightly. Cisco and Ciena shares were off 1.2 and 2.4 percent, respectively, while Corvis shares fell 25.8 percent. Lucent's stock was up slightly on the New York Stock Exchange. (Additional reporting by Derek Caney in New York)
He said Corvis Corp. (CORV,Trade) may still be in the running to win some of the crossconnect contract.
Das sagt doch aus, daß Corv eventuell noch Aufträge kiregenkann. Sicher ist es aber nicht?? Oder habe ich das falsch verstanden?
bin selbst drinn und bleib drinn. falls sie noch einen Auftrag bekommen ist gut, ansonsten eben langfristig.
trade and cash is king
Schaut nach reiner Zocker Aktie aus. Erst rauf, dann wieder 50 % runter. Na ja bin selber schuld mich auf so ein Spiel einzulassen.
Als ob es nicht bei uns genug Penny Stocks gäbe.
bis jahresende sind meiner meinung nach 3 dollar ziel. die aktie hält sich hervorragend.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2003 9:09 AM
- PR Newswire
COLUMBIA, Md., Sep 17, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Corvis Corporation (CORV) , a leading provider of next-generation optical networking solutions and services, today announced a business restructuring initiative that will result in annual cost savings of approximately $30 - 40 million once completed.
The company stated that the business restructuring would be completed by year-end. The company said it expects to reduce its total workforce from approximately 1,400 employees to approximately 1,200.
"As we continue to position the company for profitability by the middle of 2004, we have decided to further realign and integrate our business to better reflect the current market realities," said Dr. David Huber, Corvis Chairman and CEO. "While these steps are never easy, they are necessary for the long- term success of the company. I want to personally thank every Corvis employee who will be leaving as part of this initiative for their tremendous contribution, dedication and commitment to the company and wish them every success in the future."
The company expects to take restructuring charges associated with this initiative in its third and fourth fiscal quarters ending September 30, 2003 and December 31, 2003, respectively.
"With the steps we've announced today, we expect to reduce our quarterly operational burn by approximately $7 - $10 million per quarter," said Lynn D. Anderson, Corvis' chief financial officer and treasurer. "Given our current view of the business, we now expect to end fiscal 2003 with approximately $275 - $300 million in cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments. We will continue to look for ways to grow the business and strengthen what is one of the strongest balance sheets in the industry. A balance sheet that remains un- levered with no significant debt and a solid cash position."
The company said it would discuss additional details of this business restructuring on its next quarterly earnings conference call on October 30, 2003.