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Und Dein" local" scheint nicht in der Lage zu sein dies zu ändern bzw. zu können....folglich wird neben weiteren kommenden Shortangriffen ein Longie sich mit Zukäufen zurückhalten....(never catch a falling knife)
Da kann es eigentlich nur weiter abwärts gehen....
Bin kein Chartanalyst aber das sieht einfach nur schlecht aus.....
(Bauchgefühl) , da nutzt es auch nix zigmal täglich irgendwas zu posten...dennoch viel Glück..
Source: Motley Fool
"Merriman Capital Initiates on Local Corporation with a Buy Rating
SAN FRANCISCO - September 16, 2013 - Merriman Capital, Inc. ("Merriman"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Merriman Holdings, Inc. (OTCQX: MERR), announced today that it has initiated equity research coverage of Local Corporation ("the Company") (NASDAQ: LOCM) at Buy and a $4.50 price target.
Headquartered in Irvine, California, Local Corporation provides a powerful & localized online search platform that leverages strong distribution agreements with the world's leading web search gorillas: Google and Yahoo!/Bing. The company was founded under the name eLiberation in 1999 as a search aggregator working with a network of websites to publish national advertisements. It then launched a new web site, www.local.com, as an internal web portal, which shifted the company's focus away from national advertisements to regionally-based ads. Now the company has grown further by leveraging this platform with established digital media companies across the country to create new local venues for online local search and advertising.
The company's "owned & operated" (O&O) web portal, www.local.com, represents a powerful search engine and online shopping data aggregation platform. It can be used as a basic search platform to search for anything, especially if it is focused within a select location. When consumers use the platform coupled with its many regional media publishers, Local provides a wealth of community-based search data that sets it apart as a unique data resource."
http://online.wsj.com/article/HUG1729528.djm.html
Ein ähnliches Spielchen wurde bei dem anderen Wert, zu dem ich insbesondere in den letzten Jahren hier und anderweitig viel gepostet habe durchgezogen: ICG Group. Dort stieg der Kurs mit der gleichen Begleitmusik von $3,40 auf $18, wobei man mit ca. zehn Jahren gigantische Geduld aufbringen musste.
I can't understand that the SEC, Finra and the Attorney of New York tolerating such a criminal part of an disclaimer:
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12 Institutional Holders increased the ownership in Q3/2013
Owner Name
Date
Shared Held
Change (Shares)
Change(%)
Value(in 1,000s)
GOLDMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC
09/30/2013
2,818,473
548,973
24.19
4,989
VANGUARD GROUP INC
09/30/2013
468,894
20,620
4.60
830
BLACKROCK FUND ADVISORS
09/30/2013
69,872
69,872
New
124
SPARK INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LLC
09/30/2013
51,400
33,200
182.42
91
NORTHERN TRUST CORP
09/30/2013
44,306
2,915
7.04
78
KNIGHT CAPITAL GROUP, INC.
06/30/2013
29,328
16,382
126.54
52
ROTELLA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC.
06/30/2013
23,306
23,306
New
41
KCG HOLDINGS, INC.
09/30/2013
22,063
22,063
New
39
UBS AG
09/30/2013
16,750
1,373
8.93
30
D. E. SHAW & CO., INC.
09/30/2013
11,339
11,339
New
20
BLACKROCK ADVISORS LLC
09/30/2013
8,487
1,718
25.38
15
ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
09/30/2013
1,000
1,000
New
2
while offering the premium positioning, guaranteed placement,
and targeting capabilities that agencies demand for their clients.
Local Corp in compare with the Competitors Quadant One and Centro
Company
Position
Placement
Type of Network
Near Premium Content
Rich Media/Mobile/Video
Targeting Capabilities
Publicly Traded
Ownership
Hyper-Local Sites
Local Corp
Premium
Guaranteed
Open
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Independent Company
Yes
Quadrant One
Premium
Guaranteed
Private
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Media Consortium
Yes
Centro
Remnant
Run of Network
Open
No
Yes
Yes
No
Independent Company
Yes
"Switching now to overall trends in the business, O&O has faced monetization headwinds for about two years now due to the decline in RPC as the large ad supplier. So you are seeing that trend in year-over-year comparisons. Third quarter is seasonally weak, but we expect a seasonally strong fourth quarter. As we look to 2014, we believe that the addition of real-time shopping content opens up an entirely new dimension to our O&O business.
For example, we are bidding on millions of active key words today, but less than 3% of those keywords are for products. We think there is an enormous opportunity to expand our SEM activities, once we integrate our shopping data into our O&O sites which will begin early in the New Year.
This additional traffic to our site has the potential to really expand our reach in a material way, which would lead to greater revenues for our O&O division and would also serve to reduce our reliance on third-party ad suppliers."
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IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--November 21, 2013-- Local Corporation (NASDAQ:LOCM), a leading online local media company, today announced that it partnered with Borrell Associates on a forecast of the online pay-per-call advertising market.
The research, which was commissioned by Local Corporation and conducted by Borrell Associates, estimates that online pay-per-call ad spending will grow from $1.7 billion in 2013 to $8.1 billion by 2018. The forecast also estimates that use of pay-per-call advertising among U.S. businesses that market online is projected to more than double by 2018.
Local Corporation has been issued five patents related to pay-per-call advertising solutions, including U.S. patent number 8,359,049, which is directed to various aspects of mobile, pay-per-call directory assistance and advertising systems and/or methods.
"Industry experts are projecting that within five years, 80 percent of local searches will be done on a mobile device(1) . We believe the pay-per-call mobile lead generation ad model will be instrumental in monetizing these local consumers on mobile devices," said Heath Clarke, Local Corporation chairman and CEO.
"This new research validates the investments we've made in building our intellectual property portfolio over the past decade," added Clarke. "With five key patents in the mobile pay-per-call space, we feel we're uniquely positioned to generate royalty revenues from the growing pay-per-call market."
Quelle: The Wallstreet Journal
"Advertisers are continually looking for new ways to harness consumer demand for their products and services. The mobile pay-per-call lead generation ad model allows them to reach these consumers and convert them into customers," said Michael Sawtell, Local Corporation president and COO.
Local Corporation has been issued five patents related to pay-per-call advertising solutions, including U.S. patent number 8,359,049, which is directed to various aspects of mobile, pay-per-call directory assistance and advertising systems and/or methods.
"With industry experts projecting that within five years, 80 percent of local searches will be done on a mobile device(1), we believe the pay-per-call mobile lead generation ad model will be a crucial component to monetize these local consumers on mobile devices," added Sawtell. "Our new mobile pay-per-call lead generation network leverages our valuable intellectual property to take advantage of this rapidly growing segment."
Revenues in Q4/2013 will be 27 million
Revenues in 2013
Q1/2013: 21.8 million (reported)
Q2/2013: 22.7 million (reported)
Q3/2013: 23.5 million (reported)
Q4/2013: 27.0 million (result of the last guidance of 95 million, if you subtract from this 95 million the revenues of Q1 - Q3).
EBITDA of Local Corp was positive during all the last three quarters in 2013 and increased from quarter to quarter
Financials and Key Metrics at a Glance
$ in Millions Q3-13 Q2-13 Q3-12
GAAP Consolidated Revenue $ 23.5 $ 22.7 $ 24.4
Consolidated Revenue ex-Network TAC $ 15.7 $ 15.8 $ 22.3
GAAP Net Loss $ (1.7) $ (3.6) $ (3.8)
Adjusted EBITDA $ 1.3 $ 1.2 $ 0.2
And the justed EBITDA will be positive with 1.8 million after the guidance (4.5 million for all quarters of 2013) und grow the fourth more in a row.
Dies zeigt, dass die Manipulateure befürchten, dass ihnen die nackt shortenden Lemminge von der Stange gehen.
Shop Like You've
Never Shopped Before.
Havvit finds what you love, tracks what you want, checks who else has it, compares everything you're craving and works even when you're not on the app. Now you can finally have it the way you want it. You have to shop it to believe it!
We have five pay per call patents.
» First one filed in 2002
CORPORATE OVERVIEW | 4Q2013
Reply Pay-Per-Call Ad Spending Projected to Reach $8.1 Billion by 2018
IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 21, 2013-- Local Corporation (NASDAQ:LOCM), a leading online local media company, today announced that it partnered with Borrell Associates on a forecast of the online pay-per-call advertising market.
The research, which was commissioned by Local Corporation and conducted by Borrell Associates, estimates that online pay-per-call ad spending will grow from $1.7 billion in 2013 to $8.1 billion by 2018. The forecast also estimates that use of pay-per-call advertising among U.S. businesses that market online is projected to more than double by 2018.
Local Corporation has been issued five patents related to pay-per-call advertising solutions, including U.S. patent number 8,359,049, which is directed to various aspects of mobile, pay-per-call directory assistance and advertising systems and/or methods.
"Industry experts are projecting that within five years, 80 percent of local searches will be done on a mobile device1. We believe the pay-per-call mobile lead generation ad model will be instrumental in monetizing these local consumers on mobile devices," said Heath Clarke, Local Corporation chairman and CEO.
"This new research validates the investments we've made in building our intellectual property portfolio over the past decade," added Clarke. "With five key patents in the mobile pay-per-call space, we feel we're uniquely positioned to generate royalty revenues from the growing pay-per-call market."
Trulia Cheapest Internet Growth Stock For 2015, Deutsche Says
BY Shanthi Bharatwaj| 12/13/13 - 10:28 AM EST
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Online real estate search company Trulia(TRLA_)is among the cheapest internet growth stocks around, according to Deutsche Bank analyst Lloyd Walmsley.
At a market price of $29.75, shares trade at roughly 12 times its 2015 EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization). That is cheaper than real estate company Move(MOVE_), even though Trulia is forecast to grow much faster.
Deutsche predicts Trulia will grow revenue 30% in 2015, versus 11% at Move. Meanwhile, EBIDTA is expected to grow 78%.
Monday, December 16, 2013 (Screenwerk)
Local Corp. has released Havvit, a local-shopping app that leverages the Krillion data and infrastructure that it acquired a couple of years ago. The company intends the app to be a stand-alone consumer experience as well as a “showcase” of what can be done with its data.
I found Havvit overall to be a well designed and visually appealing app, though less complete in several respects than Find&Save. The latter is cross platform and has additional features not present in Havvit. However the two are not strictly competitors, Local/Krillion could supply data to Find&Save.
Like Find&Save, Havvit can be customized (follow stores and product categories) and equally supports e-commerce. In addition it has a useful product price-tracking capability not present in Find&Save. But like Find&Save, Havvit doesn’t have product reviews. Krillion product lead (former Krillion CEO) Sherry Thomas-Zon says that reviews are definitely on the roadmap.
The company has a publisher ad network and it could easily syndicate these local product data to that network and well beyond, via an API. The company describes the Krillion platform “data as a service.” In the past some Krillion partners (e.g., the old Superpages) have not known what to do with local product data on their PC sites. With mobile and new consumer behaviors it’s self evident."
Source: Read the complete text direct on Screenwork
Sherry Thomas-Zon told me yesterday on the phone that, since the acquisition, Krillion has worked very hard to improve the quality, accuracy and real-time nature of the data through a combination of retailer feeds, manufacturer data and enhanced web crawling. She also was especially pleased about the accuracy of Krillion’s product pricing data, which was updated daily if not more frequently.
In the local shopping/real-time product inventory segment Krillion is something of a survivor (although now part of Local). NearbyNow, Milo, ShopLocal and several others were present but are essentially now gone from the market.
Gannett’s ShopLocal pivoted and there’s little evidence of NearbyNow’s or Milo’s continued post-acquisition vitality. Now in this space are Find&Save, Retailigence and Goodzer. Google has also been in the “real-time inventory” market for some time but only in a limited way (now in doubt post PLA). Then there are a host of local coupon providers, which operate in a similar but adjacent segment.
It’s amazing how long it has taken for retailers to “get on board” with real-time inventory (and participation is uneven). But the time is finally right for these local inventory apps and services.
Source:
Havvit: New Local Product-Inventory App from Local Corp
Monday, December 16, 2013 (Screenwerk)
“Mobile Momentum: Spotlight on the Mobile Local Shopper”
The app supports busy, local consumers, enabling them to track savings, compare prices and find products nearby, all from their selected favorite stores and brands. Havvit delivers a powerfully personalized shopping experience, allowing users to select items from the shopping categories and stores they love most and want to follow.
The Krillion local shopping data index, one of the largest and most comprehensive in the industry, now includes over 84,000 retail stores, covering over 3,000 shopping categories, representing millions of localized products. The Krillion platform aggregates national and regional retail shopping content, including retail locations, brands, product categories, product images and inventory availability data. The Havvit app and the company’s shopping content solutions for online publishers and search engines are just two of many possible integrations of the Krillion data into websites and apps that local consumers rely on to get the information they need to make purchasing decisions.
Network Rev (GAAP, in million) – Traffic Aquisitions Cost (TAC) = Network Reveneus ex TAC
Q2/12 $4.1 – 2.0 = 2.1
Q3/12 $5.0 – 2.1 = 2.9
Q4/12 $7.6 – 3.7 = 3.9
Q1/13 $8.3 – 4.2 = 4.1
Q2/13 $11.6 – 6.8 = 4.8
Q3/13 $14.5 – 7.7 = 6.8
And this strong growth will going on if you take a look at this from CEO Heath on the last Conference Call: "Network is growing very rapidly and we will take a bit of breather during the fourth quarter to deploy new network traffic management tools in order to resume growth in this business in 2014. Once again, shopping data represents the whole new dimension to our Network business for 2014. More content usually means more traffic and more revenue and we are rolling that content out on next year."
Source: Read the complete transcript of the last conference call direct on Seeking Alpha.
The advent of mobile shopping and the use of smartphones in stores makes Havvit and the underlying product data/technology immensely more valuable to Local Corp and its partners.
The company has a publisher ad network and it could easily syndicate these local product data to that network and well beyond, via an API. The company describes the Krillion platform “data as a service.” In the past some Krillion partners (e.g., the old Superpages) have not known what to do with local product data on their PC sites. With mobile and new consumer behaviors it’s self evident."
Source: Read the complete text direct on Screenwork Les