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Scheinchenvorschläge kommen im Lauf des Tages
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Kaufkurs 0,33 bei Stand von 29,57 von Ebay...
hoffe auf Gegenbewegung in den nächsten Tagen/Wochen
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bin aber zuversichtlich...
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1 Ziel: 32-33 $ (Teilverkauf)
2 Ziel: 35-36 $
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As for technology stocks some could be bargains amid the market's difficulties.
Shares of online auctioneer EBAY have Fallen 20% in recent weeks, on the heels of
disappointing quarterly earnings and the worries about competition GOOGLE.
BUT EBAY NOW TRADES AT LESS THAN 25 TIMES ITS EXPECTED EARNINGS FOR THE NEXT YEAR, A REASONABLE PRICE TO PAY FOR A COMPANY THAT HAS A PRISTINE BALANCE SHEET AND MORE THAN
$2 BILLION OF CASH AND NO DEBT AND STELLAR RETURNS ON INVESTED CAPITAL.
EARNINGS AT EBAY ARE EXPECTED TO GROW FROM $1.01 A SHARE IN 2006, TO $1.29 NEXT YEAR AT AN IMPRESSIVE CLIP."
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Prudential:
EBay Inc. was upgraded to overweight from neutral weight by Prudential Equity Group, with the broker saying the steep drop in the stock since the beginning of the year makes the valuation attractive.
"In our view, the decline in share price of eBay and other high beta Internet stocks in part reflects negative market sentiment related to inflation, higher interest rates, higher oil prices, and weaker spending patterns by the consumer. Since eBay shares have already sold off sharply, we believe much of the multiple compression is already priced in, suggesting upside potential outweighs downside risk," the brokerage said.
Yahoo! and eBay Form Strategic Partnership to Further Expand Their Businesses in U.S.
Thursday May 25, 8:00 am ET
SUNNYVALE & SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 25, 2006--Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - News) and eBay Inc. (Nasdaq:EBAY - News) today announced a multi-year strategic partnership designed to mutually benefit both companies by better serving their user, merchant, and advertising communities in the U.S. The agreement consists of four major components in the areas of search and graphical advertising, online payments, a co-branded toolbar, and the opportunity to explore "click-to-call" functionality.
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"Our consumers will benefit from the combination of Yahoo! and eBay's leading technology and services, providing them with one of the best online experiences," said Terry Semel, chairman and chief executive officer, Yahoo! Inc. "Yahoo! holds a leadership position in all forms of online advertising. This partnership with eBay provides us with a great opportunity to further extend our sponsored search and graphical advertising reach to one of the largest and most active communities on the Web."
"We are thrilled to be working more closely with Yahoo! and we think this agreement represents a great opportunity to benefit our communities and grow our businesses," said Meg Whitman, president and chief executive officer, eBay Inc. "Yahoo! offers an engaged online audience, which drives massive traffic through its rich consumer content and premium services. Working together, we can create more exposure for our properties, which in turn makes them more valuable to our users."
Yahoo! and eBay will begin to roll out the initiatives outlined in the agreement this year. This will include a testing phase that will take place over the next several months, with a plan to achieve full implementation in 2007.
Further details of the agreement include:
Search and Advertising:
Yahoo! will become the exclusive third-party provider of all graphical advertisements throughout the eBay.com site, and sponsored search for complementary products on some eBay.com search results pages in the U.S. Yahoo! already provides a broad and deep array of essential services to an extremely engaged audience around the world. Through this partnership, Yahoo! can expand upon these strengths with the addition of eBay.com's high quality online inventory, offering advertising clients an optimal marketing experience.
Yahoo! and eBay have also agreed to collaborate on ways to increase the quality and comprehensiveness of Yahoo! Web search results for eBay.com and to provide Yahoo! search users with more up-to-date listings from the millions of products on the eBay.com marketplace, with the goal to create a better search experience by enabling shoppers to more easily find relevant eBay listings.
Integrated Commerce Payment System:
Yahoo! has selected PayPal to become the exclusive third-party provider of its online wallet -- allowing customers to pay for Yahoo! services from bank accounts, credit cards or balances associated with their PayPal accounts. PayPal, which has 73 million accounts in the U.S., also will be deeply integrated on the Yahoo! site and will receive prominent positioning when users purchase Yahoo! services across its network. This offering will provide Yahoo! consumers with additional online payment choices and the option to use PayPal across the entire Yahoo! network.
PayPal will be integrated and promoted as Yahoo!'s payment solution to Yahoo!'s merchants and publishers, which includes the Yahoo! Publisher Network, Yahoo! Search Marketing, Yahoo! Merchant Solutions and other small business services.
Co-Branded eBay Toolbar:
Yahoo! Web search functionality and Yahoo! site links, including the Yahoo! Home Page, Yahoo! Mail and My Yahoo!, will be integrated into a co-branded version of the eBay toolbar. The eBay toolbar has been downloaded by more than four million eBay users to date, and lets consumers quickly link to preferred eBay locations while offering enhanced online protection. This new co-branded toolbar will make it even easier for consumers to take advantage of both companies' offerings to quickly access information wherever they are on the Web.
"Click-to-Call" Advertising Functionality:
Yahoo! and eBay will explore developing and deploying "click-to-call" advertising technologies on their respective Websites in the U.S., accessible by users of both Yahoo! Messenger with Voice and Skype. "Click-to-call" is a product feature link included inside an advertisement that consumers can use to directly call that advertiser to pursue a transaction.
Yahoo! and eBay do not expect this relationship to have a material impact on their financial results in 2006. Both companies will incorporate any financial impact for 2007 and beyond when they deliver their business outlook for those periods.
About Yahoo! Inc.
Yahoo! Inc. is a leading global Internet brand and one of the most trafficked Internet destinations worldwide. Yahoo! seeks to provide online products and services essential to users' lives, and offers a full range of tools and marketing solutions for businesses to connect with Internet users around the world. Yahoo! is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.
About eBay Inc.
Founded in 1995, eBay pioneers communities built on commerce, sustained by trust, and inspired by opportunity. eBay enables ecommerce on a local, national and international basis with an array of Websites -- including the eBay Marketplaces, PayPal, Skype, Kijiji, Rent.com and Shopping.com -- that bring together millions of buyers and sellers every day.
Forward-looking Statements
This announcement contains forward-looking statements regarding Yahoo! and eBay (including without limitation as described in the quotations from management in this announcement) and their strategic and operational plans related to, and the expected financial impact of, the announced strategic partnership. Those statements involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results could differ materially from those discussed. Factors that could cause or contribute to such differences include, but are not limited to, the reaction of users of each company's services to the strategic partnership, the reaction of each company's competitors to the strategic partnership, the decision by either party to reduce the scope of this agreement upon the occurrence of certain events set forth in the agreement, and the possibility that the expected benefits of the strategic partnership may not materialize to the extent expected or at all. All information set forth in this release is as of May 25, 2006, and neither company intends or undertakes any duty to update this information to reflect future events or circumstances. More information about potential factors that could impact each company's business and financial results is included under the captions, "Risk Factors" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations," in each company's respective Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2005 and Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended March 31, 2006, which are on file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") and available at the SEC's website at
GERÜCHTEKÜCHE
Analyst prophezeit Fusion von Yahoo und Ebay
Der Internetbranche steht vor einer Konsolidierungswelle, davon jedenfalls ist die Investmentbank J.P. Morgan überzeugt. In einer jetzt veröffentlichten Studie stellen die Experten Mutmaßungen an, welche Unternehmen für eine Fusion in Frage kommen - die Gerüchteküche brodelt.
San Francisco - Die Namen der möglichen Kandidaten, die seit Wochen an der Wall Street kursieren, geben den Spekulationen die richtige Würze. Google wird immer wieder genannt und Yahoo , ebenso wie Ebay und Microsoft . Ein Zusammenschluss von Yahoo und Ebay aber sei am wahrscheinlichsten zu erwarten, schreibt der J.P. Morgen-Experte Imran Khan.
Ein Zusammenschluss würde nach seiner Einschätzung durchaus Sinn machen: "Gemeinsam hätten Yahoo und Ebay eine führende Position auf vielen Gebieten, darunter Auktionen, Kommunikation und bei Bezahlvorgängen im Internet", zitiert das Nachrichtenmagazin "Forbes" Imran. Die ungeheute Reichweite würde überdies zu Vorteilen im Bereich der Werbung führen.
Der Analyse stimmt zwar auch der Analyst Scott Devitt vom Brokerhaus Stifel Nicolaus zu. Dass es aber tatsächlich zu einer Fusion komme, sei keineswegs ausgemacht, sagte er der Nachrichtenagentur Reuters. "Solche Dinge werden aber sehr viel häufiger beschworen, als dass sie Realität werden".
Tatsächlich kursieren bereits seit längerem immer wieder Gerüchte, dass Yahoo und Google Verhandlungen über eine Zusammenarbeit führen. Bestätigen will dies jedoch keine der beiden Seiten. "Wir kommentieren Gerüchte und Spekulationen nicht", sagt Ebay-Sprecher Hani Durzy. Gespräche zwischen Unternehmen über die Zusammenarbeit an einzelnen Projekten gehörten zur Alltagsroutine. Yahoo äußerte sich überhaupt nicht.
Warum die Gerüchte dennoch nicht verstummen wollen, dafür liefern Beobachter eine entlarvende Erklärung: ein Zusammenschluss sei einfach zu nahe liegend. Denn angesichts der sinkenden Wachstumsraten im Internet-Geschäft werde der Konkurrenzdruck immer stärker. Konkrete Anhaltspunkte - etwa Nachrichten aus den Unternehmen über Verhandlungen oder Kontaktaufnahmen - gibt es offensichtlich nicht.
Anfang des Monats berichtete das "Wall Street Journal", dass Microsoft an einem Einstieg bei Yahoo interessiert sei. Der Software-Konzern habe die Suchmaschinen-Sparte des Internet-Portals kaufen wollen, um Google verstärkt Konkurrenz machen zu können. Den Wünschen der Redmonder erteilte Yahoo-Chef Terry Semel in einem Interview mit dem "New Yorker" der vergangenen Woche eine klare Absage: "Wir werden kein Stück unserer Suchmaschine verkaufen - es wäre fast so, als würde man mich bitten, meinen linken Arm herzugeben." Bei dieser Gelegenheit betonte Semel noch einmal seine Bestrebung, unabhängig zu bleiben. Gespräche mit Microsoft über eine Fusion haben zu keinem Zeitpunkt stattgefunden.
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MENLO PARK, California (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. (YHOO.O: Quote, Profile, Research) and Web auctioneer eBay Inc. (EBAY.O: Quote, Profile, Research) on Thursday said they agreed to form a broad alliance in the United States designed to boost their positions amid growing competition with Google Inc. (GOOG.O: Quote, Profile, Research) and Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O: Quote, Profile, Research).
EBay shares soared nearly 9 percent and Yahoo rose more than 3 percent on news of the partnership.
Yahoo, the world's largest Internet media company, will become the exclusive provider of graphical advertising on eBay, the biggest e-commerce player and provide some search services within eBay's site to connect buyers to items they seek.
In return, Yahoo will promote PayPal, EBay's popular online payment system, as a way for Yahoo's hundreds of thousands of affiliated Web sites and small business owners to conduct transactions online.
The deal -- rumblings of which were widely known in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street -- stops short of an outright merger. But it reflects the growing need for the biggest Internet companies to consolidate their various operations in the face of a mounting four-way competition and slowing growth rates.
When asked in an interview whether the alliance could lead to further ties between the two companies, John Donahoe, the president of eBay's marketplaces unit responded: "We will see. We think there is so much opportunity right in front of us. That's where our focus will be in the next six to 12 months."
Chief Financial Officer Susan Decker declined to comment on whether the possibility of an outright merger was involved.
The companies said the alliance will not have a material impact on 2006 results for either.
The agreed alliance is a response to inroads by Google's popular Web search system in setting the terms of where consumers go to shop, entertain or inform themselves. This competitive dynamic is forcing every major Internet player to consider joining forces instead of trying to go it alone.
Executives at eBay and Yahoo said the deal builds on many cultural similarities that bind two of Silicon Valley's biggest employers.
The current deal covers partnerships in the United States between the two companies. Depending on how these initiatives work, further relationships could develop, Donahoe said.
In addition to the search and PayPal aspects of the deal, Yahoo Web search features also will be offered through a co-branded version of a browser toolbar for eBay users, and the companies said they would explore developing "click-to-call" Internet advertising that could take advantage of eBay's Skype Web telephone service and Yahoo's messaging.
UNCOVERING WAYS TO MAKE MORE MONEY
For Wall Street analysts, the word of the day was "monetization," which Internet industry insiders use as a shorthand for finding ways to make more money out of a property or asset, such as placing more ads on a Web page.
"It's a very positive move for both, since eBay gets to monetize its traffic with advertising," Susquehanna analyst Marianne Wolk said. "For Yahoo, it significantly broadens their search" audience, she said.
Under the pact, which gives Yahoo access to eBay's vast base of online shoppers, the companies will begin to roll out their joint initiatives this year.
The tie-up seeks to make it easier for buyers to search for items for sale on eBay, while being careful not to offend sellers with competing ads. Now, when an eBay customer fails to locate what he or she wants, a Yahoo search ad could appear.
"The very new part is for eBay to really leverage Yahoo advertising onto eBay properties," Donahoe said. "We think this can both enhance our business and build a better experience for users," he said.
"Clearly Google and Microsoft, I assume, would have liked this business, but Yahoo has more assets to leverage in a partnership with eBay," said Mark May, an analyst with Needham & Co.
Shares of eBay jumped $2.70, or 8.9 percent, to $32.90 on Nasdaq, while Yahoo was up $1.11, or 3.5 percent, to $32.90.
Shares of Google fell about 1 percent to $377.98 and Microsoft was up 1 percent at $23.74, also on Nasdaq.
While the deal calls for Yahoo to act as search provider for eBay in certain circumstances, the partnership steps gingerly around eBay's dependence for a big chunk of traffic to its auctions from Google's search.
EBay depends on paid search advertising to drive bidders to its auctions and sales. Officials say the company bids on up to 15 million keyword search terms at all three of the major Web search advertising suppliers -- Google, Yahoo and Microsoft -- making it one of the world's biggest customers for search ads.
The deal comes amid slowing growth and rising competition among the biggest companies -- Google, Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft's MSN. Before Thursday, EBay's stock had been down 30 percent on the year, while Yahoo was off 20 percent and Google was down 10 percent.
Yahoo and eBay said they do not expect the partnership to have a material impact on their financial results this year.
bei positiver Nasdaq könnt das auch schon heute erreicht werden...; schön wärs *g*
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Wie beide Unternehmen am Donnerstag mitteilten, wird Yahoo exklusiv für die grafische Werbung auf der Internet-Seite der Online-Börse Ebay zuständig sein. Zudem habe Yahoo das Ebay-System PayPal für Online-Transaktionen seiner Kunden ausgewählt. Die Vereinbarung solle noch in diesem Jahr umgesetzt werden. Die Allianz soll die Stellung beider Firmen gegen den Suchmaschinen-Betreiber Google stärken. Über eine Zusammenarbeit der beiden Konzerne war in Technologie- und Wirtschaftskreisen bereits spekuliert worden.
Die Kooperationsnachricht ließ die Yahoo-Aktie im Verlauf um fast vier Prozent auf 33,04 Dollar steigen. Ebay-Papiere legten um fast zehn Prozent auf 33,12 Dollar zu. Google-Aktien notierten 0,1 Prozent im Plus bei 381,66 Dollar.
Unter den vier größten Firmen in dem Bereich - Google, Yahoo, Ebay und Microsoft MSN - nimmt die Konkurrenz zu, während das Wachstum zurückgeht. Die größten Internet-Firmen stehen daher unter Konsolidierungsdruck. "Ich gehe davon aus, dass Google und Microsoft auf jeden Fall dieses Geschäft hätten abschließen wollen", sagte Mark May von Needham & Co. In den vergangenen Wochen hatte Microsoft erfolglos Gespräche mit Yahoo und Ebay über eine Zusammenarbeit geführt.
Ob die Vereinbarung die Vorstufe zu einer noch engeren Kooperation sein könnte, wollten Ebay-Vertreter nicht sagen. "Wir werden sehen", sagte John Donahoe von der Marktplatz-Sparte zu entsprechenden Fragen. Finanzchefin Susan Decker lehnte eine Stellungnahme ab.
habe meine scheine gestern verkauft und bin heute neu eingestiegen. hoffentlich wird die gier nicht allzu sehr bestraft....
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Das Bonus-Zertifikat bietet dann eine zusätzliche Bonuschance, wenn der Basiswert die Barriere von 25,94 USD (akt. Sicherheitspuffer: 23,86%) zwischen Emission und dem Ende der Laufzeit nicht berührt oder unterschreitet.
Wenn diese Barriere nicht erreicht wird, erhält der Anleger mindestens eine Rückzahlung entsprechend eines Kurses des Basiswertes von 51,87 USD. Wenn die Performance des Basiswertes darüber hinausgehen sollte, partizipiert der Anleger stattdessen vollständig daran. Der Anleger kann allerdings maximal bis zu einem Kurs des Basiswertes von 63,84 USD an Gewinnen teilhaben.
Wenn der Basiswert die Barriere von 25,94 USD zwischen Emission und dem Ende der Laufzeit mindestens einmal unterschreitet bzw. berührt, erfolgt die Rückzahlung wie bei einem Index/Tracker-Zertifikat.
Bei 27,87 rein schon dick im Plus, sehe da attraktives Chance Risiko Verhältnis.
Laufzeit bis 10.03.08
Ebay kann nun seitwärts oder 20% runter gehen und ich mach immer noch nen ordentlichen Schnitt in weniger als 2 Jahren.
Microsoft will Ebay
Die Gerüchteküche brodelt: Microsoft will angeblich das Internet-Auktionshaus Ebay kaufen. Das berichtet die US-Tageszeitung „New York Post“.
Dem Bericht zufolge will der Software-Gigant Ebay in sein MSN-Portal integrieren. Damit will Microsoft den Kampf gegen Google aufnehmen.
Die Verhandlungen der beiden Konzerne sollen bereits seit einigen Wochen laufen, seien aber derzeit wegen kartellrechtlicher Bedenken ins Stocken geraten.
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General Electric Unit Launching New PayPal Credit Card in 3-Way Deal Involving EBay
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) -- General Electric Co. said Tuesday it will partner with eBay Inc. and Internet payment service PayPal Inc. to launch and market a new credit card.
Financial terms of the partnership with GE Consumer Finance were not disclosed. The PayPal Plus credit card expands on the two-year relationship between GE and PayPal. In 2004 they launched PayPal Buyer Credit, a revolving credit line for registered PayPal customers. This new agreement also includes GE eventually launching an eBay branded credit card, while eBay promotes the new card.
Shares of General Electric fell 26 cents to $34.07 in afternoon trading on the New York Stock Exchange.