MOTRICITY Inc./Big Momentum/wohin? $10 oder $0,10

aber doch interessant!
in jedem fall sollten alle, die in den vergangenen wochen MOTR erfolgreich geshortet haben, nun schön langsam ans finale und einen eventuellen umstieg auf long andenken. ende jänner hat motricity die steuerlichen verlustvorträge bereinigt, d.h. im feber könnten dann wieder einige spekulanten hier einsteigen, bei kursen demnächst so um einen dollar werde ich wahrscheinlich auch nicht widerstehen können und wohl auch wieder auf long mit dabei sein.

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Seeking Alpha-Artikel 17.11. von Stock Croc:
5 Stocks Seeing Heavy Selling: Investment Opportunities?

Motricity Inc has a market cap of $73.33 million and doesn’t currently have a price to earnings ratio. For a 52 week period its trading range has been $1.19 to $31.39. It is currently trading at around $1.50. The company reported second quarter earnings for 2011 as $34.63 million, an increase from first quarter earnings of $32.21 million. Second quarter net income was -$4.27 million, an increase from first quarter net income of -$6.14 million. The company is achieving quarterly revenue growth of 13.90%, a return on equity of -2.08%, and doesn’t pay a dividend.

One of Motricity’s competitors is Amdocs Ltd (DOX). Amdocs is currently trading at around $30. It has a market cap of $5.47 billion, with a price to earnings ratio of 16.29. It has quarterly revenue growth of 6.40%, a return on equity of 11%, and doesn’t pay a dividend. Based on these performance indicators it is outperforming Motricity.

Motricity’s cash position has substantially declined, its second quarter 2011 balance sheet showed $2.97 million in cash, compared to $61.59 million in the first quarter. Motricity’s quarterly revenue growth of 13.90%, versus the industry average of 28.80%, and a return on equity of -2.08%, versus an industry average of 11.80%, indicates it is underperforming many of its competitors.

The overall outlook for the Diversified Communications Services industry is seen as positive, primarily as it is a major infrastructure product and due to the increasing growth in wireless web based communication.

When the positive industry outlook is considered in conjunction with Motricity’s ability to increase revenue and net income in a difficult operating environment, combined with its rich patent and product portfolios it looks like an enticing investment opportunity. In addition, the recent decrease in the stock price has created a buying opportunity. On this basis I believe that Motricity is an interesting speculative buy.

Seeking Alpha-Artikel 17.11. von Rougmont:
6 Stocks You Can Buy Cheap Due To Disappointing Earnings

Motricity, Inc. (MOTR) shares are trading at $1.45. MOTR is a leading provider of mobile data solutions. These shares have a relative strength index of about 35 which indicates the shares are becoming oversold. The 50-day moving average is about $1.83 and the 200-day average is $8.05. The shares have traded in a range between $1.19 to $31.39 in the past 52 weeks. Motricity reported earnings which disappointed the market (again) as shares dropped from about $1.85 before earnings to current levels of around $1.45. Earnings estimates for MOTR are for a loss of 8 cents per share in 2011, and a 9 cent loss for 2012. This company and stock have been a huge disappointment for many investors and there is little doubt it will see plenty of tax-loss selling in the next few weeks. This could easily push the shares to 52 week lows around $1.19 or below. A buy around $1 per share might reward investors who hold this stock past January, when tax-loss selling will be over.

The data is sourced from Yahoo Finance. The information and data is believed to be accurate, but no guarantees or representations are made. Rougemont is not a registered investment advisor and does not provide specific investment advice. The information contained herein is for informational purposes.  

wann gehts wieder aufwärts`?  

hier in den 0.80ern (USD) beginnt´s m.M.n. wieder interessant zu werden, um bei MOTR einzusteigen.  

 

http://www.dailyfinance.com/quote/nasdaq/...y-inc/motr/key-statistics  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVyvrmAX6aw  

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/...mb=motr&cobrand=&mode=stock  

http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/MOTR/tab/7
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/MOTR/tab/8  

bin zwar seit 21.12. wieder mit einer position auf long, denke aber, es ist noch ein wenig vorsicht geboten (siehe post#26)...watch and see  

...wieder mal so ein nichtssagender motley foll "tralala" artikel. für beide seiten (shorts & longs), also für jeden was dabei!  

The Bottom Line
While the rise of the web-enabled smartphone is already boosting sales of restaurants that do this kind of marketing well, the bigger beneficiaries of this paradigm shift are the companies that actually perform this kind of service. Velti PLC was named as one; it struck a major deal with Subway. Motricity (Nasdaq:MOTR) is another one; it develops apps and websites for viewing on mobile devices. Unfortunately, Motricity and Velti PLC have had checkered recent pasts, and both still appear to have lingering income statement challenges that aren't necessarily related to demand for mobile marketing services.

Either way, there's one clear reason why restaurant investors may want to respect a well-thought out mobile marketing plan, or be wary of a poor one - the redemption rate of mobile coupons is nearly 25% higher than printed internet coupons and about 10 times higher than mail or newspaper coupons and are only a fraction of the cost. That's game-changing, for better or worse. (Learn ways to receive free advertising, read 9 Tips For Getting Free Publicity For Your Business.)

hier der volle artikel:  

interessant auch, derzeit keine put option für strike per 12.02.  

http://www.ariva.de/forum/...rnaroundkandidat-456047?page=0#jumppos21  

 

 

d.h. turnaround bzw. PPS bei $ 1.80 möglich!

thanks ronnieD:
the Icahn group is going to more than double their
ownership level with the subsciption rights, likely
approaching owning half the company.
not only is Brett on the BOD, also is Carl Icahn's
son-in-law, Hunter Gary. That's 2 of a 5-member board.
Moreover, Jim Smith, who took the CEO position from
founder Ryan Wuerch (whose mismanagement got him ousted
from both CEO and BOD) is only an interim CEO doing cleanup.
A buyout is a strong possibility here. There are not many
pure plays on mobile marketing.  

auf long gehen ab USD 0,70 oder 0,40 ?
und einen möglichen buyout verpassen...
ich bleib an der sideline, ist mir zu stressig heute!

GLTY  

 

9:38AM Motricity announced it will close its operations in Asia (MOTR) 0.82 0.00 : Co has taken significant steps to reorganize the co in order to capitalize on changing customer and market conditions. As part of the realignment, the co has decided to close its operations in Asia. This shift will enable Motricity to concentrate efforts on the burgeoning opportunity the co sees in the mobile advertising and enterprise space, while continuing to provide focused service to the largest carriers in North America. In addition to hiring sales resources to focus on market opportunities in North America and expand its penetration into carriers, the Company is also investing in product development. Work is underway on the next version of products designed to expand Motricity's current suite of solutions and services.  

Motricity Restructures Operations and Increases Strategic Focus on Mobile Enterprise and Advertising Markets

 

 

 

bis dahin vielleicht ein kurze kleine putoption gefällig?
lady luck, lustiger threadtitel übrigens. wo soll da das big momentum sein?
na beim herrn diluter natürlich, blö** ku* zieh leine  

Is Motricity, Inc. (NASDAQ: MOTR) Capable of Providing Value as a Mobile Data Solutions and Services Company?  

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