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News for 'AKAM'-
*DJ Akamai Tech Cut To Speculative Buy From Buy By Henley & Co.
December 14, 2006 12:42 ET (17:42 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2006 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.- - 12 42 PM EST 12-14-06
re: FRPT...It's having a good day today...
Thanks in part to the overall Market having a GREAT DAY!...
The Dow is up 55 points, and the Naz is up 22...
It's starting to look like today is a reversal day for FRPT, and today's candlestick is definitely a Fully Engulfing white over red today...But I'd really like to have seen the PPO's Histogram to be upticking today, not downticking:
DAILY:
WEEKLY:
Agreed Powerpole, but it actually looks like it is forming a bullish engulfing pattern today, but the other indicators were fairly weak at the start of the day but everything has converged as of today. So it could be a sign of a reversal, but from its consistant drop from over 16 I would be careful.
My call on RBAK yesterday in this post...
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=15533809
Was right on the MONEY! ;^))
"I think it may go up to the upper Bollie Band on the weekly chart in the next few sessions...Time will tell...I'm all IN this one as of today at 17.99"...
I didn't think it would do it TODAY!!!...
The upper BBand on the weekly chart was at 19.17
Today's intraday high so far is 19.25
Very Interesting!...eom
ROTFL!...Have you been...
Naughty this year?...lol
Oh My! You're the bestest.
I'll probably get a new iron. To go with the ironing board I got for my anniversary. LOL
Thanks, PP...now do you want to hear about my first BK?
LOL
Nah, it's the Christmas season...must have good thoughts or Santa won't be good to me.
Do wishes ever come true? How 'bout this re Yahoo???
I Think Yahoo Will Surpass Google In 2007: Here's Why
Thursday December 14, 8:07 am ET
Paul Kedrosky submits: I was on CNBC last night making the bullish case for Yahoo.
* Yahoo needs to grow earnings faster than Google to regain investor interest.
* It can do that by cutting costs, growing audience, acquisitions or improving monetization [or some combination of all four].
* It is easier to drive monetization than to increase audience markedly, and acquisitions are a mug's game without better monetization tools. Cutting costs is a non-starter.
* Yahoo trumps Google on total audience, as well as page views.
* Yahoo's monetization is about to improve [to some degree] because of Panama.
* It is easier for Yahoo to make a significant improvement in monetization than it is for Google.
* Google's monetization engine works well, while Yahoo's doesn't. It's always easier to get a big change from a crummy start position than it is to make a big change from a great start position.
* Yahoo's stock is hated, while Google's is loved.
* Yahoo will outperform
Good Morning 'marketmaven'...
I see this is your first post on this board, so I'd like to say:
To the Board!...
re: FRPT...To be honest, it's looking fairly weak...Because the CCI just gave a Sell Signal by crossing down through the upper line, RSI is still downticking, the ADX DMI's are converging, Stochastics broke below the 50 line, and the MACD Histogram is downticking...The worst thing is the decreasing daily Volume...
OBV and Accumulation are downticking, but CMF Money Flow is still high...If the RSI breaks below 50, that won't be bullish...If the CCI breaks below zero, that's also not bullish...The Moving Averages look weak...Volume is weak...If the ADX's DMI's cross, that's bearish...The MACD fast line is crossing down through the slow line, and that's bearish...Aroon red and green are both downticking...Williams%R and Stochastics shows it's not even Oversold yet...
I wouldn't be going short here as it's fallen a lot already, and I'm not calling for it to bottom yet either...I'll keep one eye on this one for you...Remind me in a couple of days about this one, and we'll see how my call went...
It's nice to have you on board, and if you'd like a chart analysis of any other stock don't hesitate to ask...
Good Luck To ALL ;^))
LOL!...See how we are..
Mrs. PP is getting a nice big, bright diamond for Xmas ;^))
Good Morning! Peggy Sue...
We all have stories like IBM!...I'm glad it's working out well for you ;^))
At this point, and I am just looking at the chart, I don't see any buy signals, (maybe RSI 2). The trend has broken IMO. I thought you would have seen some support between 13-14 but it kept going down. I look at the RSI (2) instead of the RSI (14) most of the time and it is very low (5-6 range). The candle chart still is not really showing a reversal. I think until you see a reversal signal on the chart I would hold off on buying it and since it broke the resistance it could move into a downward trend, but that would take some time to confirm. Again though this could turn around today but this is just what I am seeing. Good luck.
PP- Any thoughts on Force Protection? Great fundamentals
U.S. Marine Corps Orders More Force Protection Vehicles
Friday December 8, 8:30 am ET
$69-Million Delivery Order Fulfills Cougar Contract
LADSON, S.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Continuing strong demand for Force Protection, Inc.'s (OTCBB:FRPT - News) armored vehicles was highlighted today as the manufacturer announced another delivery order from the U.S. Marine Corps worth an estimated $69 million for 100 additional Cougar Joint Explosive Ordnance Disposal Rapid Response Vehicles (JERRV). The order marks the fulfillment of a sole source contract previously announced and awarded to Force Protection on November 9, 2006.
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Geez! You guys...
LOL
Be sure and get something real purdy for Mrs. PP now. ;)
It's hard to believe, PP... my first buy in IBM was back in 1987 shortly before the big crash in October. I started out with 100 shares at $106. Watched it go to $175 then tumble all the way down to 'bout $38.
That's the stuff nightmares are made of, believe me. But I was young and very naive so I took a deep breath, plunged in and bought more shares at $47.
Whew!
I grew up fast. LOL
News for 'AKAM'-Akamai Completes Acquisition of Nine Systems:
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec 13, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Akamai Technologies, Inc.
(NASDAQ: AKAM) today announced it has completed its acquisition of Nine Systems
Corporation, a privately held company based in San Diego, California. Akamai
announced a definitive agreement on November 20, 2006 to acquire Nine Systems in
a merger transaction.
Akamai believes that its acquisition of Nine Systems will provide Akamai with a
robust rich media management framework upon which services can be built to
enable customers to more effectively control and monetize their digital assets.
Nine Systems' Stream OS solution, a suite of configurable rich media management
tools designed for the production and publishing of rich media content online,
is now part of Akamai's solution portfolio.
"We believe that the addition of Nine Systems' technology broadens our total
offering, demonstrates our commitment to the digital media market, and will
enable our media customers' businesses to grow even more rapidly," said Paul
Sagan, president and CEO of Akamai. "We are delighted to start working with a
talented group of new employees who are joining us and look forward to bringing
to market solutions designed to help our customers simplify the control,
management, distribution, reporting, and monetization of digital assets on the
Internet."
Under terms of the agreement, Akamai has acquired all of the outstanding common
stock, preferred stock, and vested and unvested stock options of Nine Systems by
issuing approximately 3.1 million shares of Akamai common stock and
approximately $8.0 million in cash, including related change-in-control
payments. The merger transaction will be accounted for by Akamai under the
purchase method of accounting.
Akamai expects to provide an update on its integration with Nine Systems during
its fiscal year 2006 financial call.
About Akamai:
Akamai(R) is the leading global service provider for accelerating content and
business processes online. Thousands of organizations have formed trusted
relationships with Akamai, improving their revenue and reducing costs by
maximizing the performance of their online businesses. Leveraging the Akamai
EdgePlatform, these organizations gain business advantage today, and have the
foundation for the emerging Web solutions of tomorrow. Akamai is "The Trusted
Choice for Online Business." For more information, visit:
www.akamai.com.
The release contains information about future expectations, plans and prospects
of Akamai's management that constitute forward-looking statements for purposes
of the safe harbor provisions under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
of 1995. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by these
forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors including,
but not limited to, difficult in integrating Nine Systems' operations with
Akamai's, changes in tax laws or interpretations of existing tax laws, failure
of Akamai's network infrastructure, continuing market acceptance of our services
and those provided by Nine Systems and other factors that are discussed in the
Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K, quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, and other
documents periodically filed with the SEC.
SOURCE: Akamai Technologies, Inc.
CONTACT: Akamai Technologies, Inc.Media RelationsJeff Young, 617-444-3913jyoung@akamai.comorInvestor RelationsSandy Smith, 617-444-2804ssmith@akamai.com
Copyright Business Wire 2006
Hi! 'ced70'...I see this is your first post...
Here on the Daytrading Yahoo! Board, and I'd like to say:
To the Board!...
I see SNDK is down again today, but it hasn't yet dropped below yesterday's intraday low...So that's good...
The Market is wishy washy today, so that's no help to Sandisk...Though I've noticed it hasn't been running with the Nasdaq, it's been going against it lately...
Again, Welcome! to the Board, and if you'd ever like a detailed chart analysis of your favorite stocks just post them here and I'll get to them ASAP...
Good Luck To ALL ;^))
I hope we see a rebound at the end of day and form that doji for me. I would like to see this close around 42.70-42.80 but I doubt it will happen unless it picks ups some MOMO.
Same opinion that I have. Looking at the RSI, OBV, and candle charts I have to think this will bounce tomorrow and should find resistance in the 44-45 range as long as it stays on it's current trend.
News for 'AKAM' - (Zacks.com Announces that Donald Rowe Highlights the Following Stocks: Akamai Technologies, Eclipsys Corporation, Anixter International, Corn Products International and Albemarle Corporation)
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the accelerated delivery of Internet content and business processes. The company
operates 20,000 servers across 1,000 networks in 2,400 locations in the U.S.,
Europe, and Japan.
Over the past four quarters, Akamai Technologies has realized earnings growth of
71%, 67%, 70% and 60% on sales increases of 47%, 56%, 51% and 44%, respectively.
The company is expecting earnings of $0.87 per share in 2006, a 67% increase
from last year. There are 156.4 million shares outstanding. Funds and financial
institutions own 37% of the shares, while management owns 8% of the shares.
Eclipsys Corporation (Nasdaq:ECLP) is a leading provider of advanced clinical,
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Over the past four quarters, Eclipsys Corporation has realized earnings growth
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Retail sales show surprising strength with 1% gain:
Sales of durable goods, gasoline lead broad-based gains...
By Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Last Update: 8:30 AM ET Dec 13, 2006
http://tinyurl.com/ya4zda
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Showing surprising strength, seasonally adjusted U.S. retail sales increased by 1% in November, the largest gain since July, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday.
Excluding the 0.9% gain in motor vehicle sales, retail sales rose 1.1%, the largest gain since January.
Sales were much stronger than the 0.2% gain expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch. They expected sales excluding autos to rise 0.3%.
Chain stores and auto makers had reported weak sales in November than were not reflected in the government's data.
The strong figures could force economists to re-evaluate their judgment that the economy is growing at a rate less than 2% annualized in the current quarter, particularly after a larger-than-expected decline in the trade gap reported Tuesday.
Sales in October were revised higher by three-tenths to a 0.1% decline. Sales excluding autos were revised slightly in October to a 0.3% decline.
Sales are up 5.6% in the past year. The figures are not adjusted for price changes.
In November, sales were strong in almost every retail sector. Only furniture stores showed a decline, falling 0.1%. Department store and clothing store sales were flat.
HDTV to the rescue:
The biggest gains were seen in electronics and appliance stores, where sales jumped 4.6%, the biggest increase since January.
Sales at building materials and hardware stores rose 1.8%. Sales of appliances, furniture and building materials had been weak in recent months as the housing market cooled.
Gasoline station sales rose 2.3%, as gasoline prices turned higher during November. Excluding gasoline, retail sales rose 0.9%.
Sales at general merchandise stores rose 0.4%, including no change in department store sales.
Sales at nonstore retailers, such as catalog and online stores, rose 1.3%.
Sales at food and beverage stores increased 0.9%. Sales at restaurants and bars rose 0.7%.
Sales at health and personal care stores increased 0.9%. Sales at leisure-time activity stores, such as music, sporting goods and books, rose 0.8%.
Rex Nutting is Washington bureau chief of MarketWatch.
You're Welcome Doc...Happy Trading Today! ;^))
Thanks. You are a good teacher. Nice word pictures!
Good luck with your eBook!
LOL...You ask: "Have you finished your shopping?"...
I'm a "MAN"...I wait until 6pm on December 24th to do all of my Xmas shopping...
And then I do it ALL in about three hours ;^))
Good Morning! Pegs...That IS really good news...
For both YHOO and IBM!!!...
I'm real happy for you that you own both of them ;^))
Good Morning!~Doc...
re: SNDK...It's NOT looking good, down five dollars in four sessions!...What happened?...
I can see they came out with negative earnings on October 19th, but I wonder what caused the slide lately, and is it over yet?...
The hourly chart shows the downslide "may" be ending as of yesterday's session...Nothing goes down forever...I'd be looking for a "dead-cat-bounce" back up to at least $44.00
The reasons I say it may be turning back up are: The SAR on the hourly chart is below the PPS starting yesterday afternoon for the first time in four sessions...CMF Money Flow is upticking towards the zero line...OBV, and Accumulation are flattening out...
The CCI has crossed up through the lower line...RSI is trying to uptick...The DMI- is starting to downtick...Stochastics are moving up, and the MACD Histogram popped up above zero in the last hour of yesterday's session...That big green Volume spike yesterday may also be calling it a bottom...
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The daily chart shows yesterday was a "first low"...I usually wait to enter a Swing Trade after a stock sets a "second low" on it's daily chart...You could take a position today "hoping" yesterday was the "bottom", and add more if it is when it sets it's second low in a few days...
But NOT ONE of the Technical Indicators on this daily chart show any signs of it turning up here...If today has way above daily average Volume and it starts up, you might get lucky...If the PPS drops below yesterday's intraday low of $42.09 that will be your Sell Signal if you take a position today...
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And sure I'll be around to proofread the end of the year results for the Top Picks of 2006 Contest...
Good Luck To ALL ;^))
Ah yes...King Midas. I don't remember exactly how the tale went but I kinda remember he became a tad unhappy when even his food turned to gold.
BTW, you were on the money re the Fed hike. I was gone most of the day (Christmas shopping) so didn't get the news til late this afternoon.
(Have you finished your shopping?)
Yahoo! This is the best news I've heard in a long time, PP...
Don't especially like the part re MSFT but gotta be practical here. I have a lot more invested in IBM than I do them.
IBM, Yahoo! Team on Search
By Bill Snyder
TheStreet.com Senior Writer
12/13/2006 12:01 AM EST
IBM already makes millions by helping large businesses mine useful information from corporate databases, email archives and servers stuffed with gigabytes of documents.
Now Big Blue is teaming up with Yahoo! to make less powerful, but still sophisticated, search capabilities available to smaller businesses. The cost: free.
IBM hopes the new offering will prove the value of enterprise search to companies unable or unwilling to spend $30,000 or more to install the company's high-end Omnifind software, says Marc Andrews, program director for information management.
Moreover, says Andrews, IBM Omnifind Yahoo! edition is aimed at undercutting midrange enterprise search offerings from Microsoft and Oracle.
The underlying technology for the new product belongs to IBM, but the interface, the part of the software users actually see on their monitors, is Yahoo!'s.
Users searching corporate data with the new engine will see results listed in the format found on Yahoo's Web sites, but without the ads. However, results will also include links to Web pages hosted by Yahoo!, a tactic aimed at bolstering the search company's traffic.
Those pages will have ads and sponsored links, says Andrews.
IBM will offer paid phone support for the search engine.
IBM OmniFind Yahoo! Edition is available as a free download as of Wednesday. It closed Tuesday's regular session up 48 cents to $94.12.
Hello! How are you? Saw you trading AKAM with aplomb lately...
How about SNDK? You have any opinion on reversal / pivots and where you would consider a swing trade??
I'll need your help on the Top Picks thread to proofread my work soon... around the holidays... will you be around??
Talk with you soon...
Steady Fed still sees inflation risks:
FOMC holds rates steady, sees moderate pace of growth:
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch
Last Update: 2:15 PM ET Dec 12, 2006
http://tinyurl.com/y63t2f
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The Federal Reserve held overnight interest rates steady at 5.25% on Tuesday and held open the door to further rate increases if inflation doesn't come down.
In its last meeting of the year, the Federal Open Market Committee gave no hint that it would cut rates any time soon, as markets now expect.
The key statement was unchanged. "Some inflation risks remain," the committee said.
"The extent and timing of any additional firming that may be needed to address these risks will depend on the evolution of the outlook for both inflation and economic growth, as implied by incoming information.
The committee said growth had slowed, "partly reflecting a substantial cooling of the housing market." The word "substantial" is new to the statement. And "although recent indicators have been mixed," the Fed said it expects a moderate pace of growth.
This is the fourth straight meeting with no change in monetary policy. It follows rate hikes at an unprecedented 17 consecutive policy-setting meetings from June 2003 to June 2006.
The decision to stand pat was no surprise. Ahead of time, economists were in agreement that the FOMC would keep rates steady. While there are cross currents in the economic data, most economists believe growth will slow modestly through the first half of next year, bringing down core inflation rates that Fed officials say are too high.
In his latest remarks on the economy two weeks ago, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the economy continues to grow, outside the housing and auto sectors. He said inflation remains the key risk.
The financial markets, as implied by the federal fund futures market, are betting that interest rates have already hit their peak. The market expects two or three rate cuts in 2007.
Several economists who had been expecting further Fed rate hikes have been scaling back their forecasts of tightening.
For instance, only three members of a 25-member panel of economists of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association expect any more rate hikes. Most economists in the group expect only one or two rate cuts. One economist expects dramatic rate cuts, with the federal funds target rate falling to 4.0% by the end of 2007.
Jeffrey Lacker, the president of the Richmond Fed, dissented for the fourth meeting, voting to raise rates by a quarter of a percentage point. Lacker has said inflation remains too high. But this is Lacker's last vote at a policy meeting until 2009.
Under the Fed's rules that shift four of the five votes of Fed presidents on the 12-member voting committee, the voting members in 2007 will be Thomas Hoenig, president of the Kansas City Fed; Cathy Minehan, president of the Boston Fed; Michael Moskow, the president of the Chicago Fed; and William Poole, the president of the St. Louis Fed. The president of the New York Fed, currently Timothy Geithner, is always a voting FOMC member.
Greg Robb is a senior reporter for MarketWatch in Washington.
AKAM just set a new intraday 52 Week HIGH...
It beat yesterday's intraday high of 54.95 by five cents, and it looks like it wants to breakout up out of this level of consolidation it's been in for the last few days...
Goldman net income jumps 93% in fourth quarter
By Greg Morcroft, MarketWatch
Last Update: 9:25 AM ET Dec 12, 2006
http://tinyurl.com/uvor8
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- A convergence of advisory-business strength, shrewd investments and rising capital markets lifted Goldman Sachs' earnings in the bank's fourth quarter and once again set the bar high for rivals reporting in the coming days.
Goldman Sachs said Tuesday that its fourth-quarter net income rose 93% to $3.15 billion, or $6.59 a share, on $9.4 billion in revenue. Earnings per share and revenue both surpassed analyst estimates as capital-market gains, rising advisory fees and big gains on proprietary investments lifted the Wall Street giant's earnings.
Analysts polled by Thomson Financial had, on average, expected the bank to earn $6.04 a share on revenue of $8.96 billion in the quarter.
A year ago, the company earned $1.63 billion, or $3.35 a share, in the fourth fiscal quarter.
Three rival investment banks, Lehman Brothers (LEH), Bear Stearns (BSC) and Morgan Stanley (MS), are set to report results over the next several days.
For the full year, Goldman posted its best-ever results, reporting net earnings of $9.54 billion, or $19.69 a share, on revenue of $37.67 billion.
It also said it posted a one-year record return on equity of 38.2%.
The quarterly results included noncash expenses of $129 million in the latest quarter, to account for certain share-based awards in compliance with accounting rules.
Revenue from trading and principal investments, which include results from the firm's famous proprietary trading operations, rose to $6.63 billion, up 57% from year-ago levels and up 37% from the third quarter. For the full year, the metric showed an increase of 52%.
Results from trading fixed-income, currency and commodity products -- a category known an FICC -- rose 58% from year-ago levels. The company said the gains "reflected higher net revenues in credit products, commodities and, to a lesser extent, interest rate products. These increases were partially offset by significantly lower net revenues in currencies as well as lower net revenues in mortgages."
For the full year, Goldman's FICC revenue rose 60% to $14.26 billion.
Net revenue in investment banking totaled $1.34 billion, 42% higher than in the fourth quarter of 2005 and 4% higher than in the third quarter of 2006.
Net revenue in financial advisory services rose 15%, and underwriting revenues climbed 78% from the fourth quarter of 2005.
For the full year, Goldman posted its best-ever results, reporting net earnings of $9.54 billion, or $19.69 a share, on revenue of $37.67 billion.
"Net revenues were significantly higher in debt underwriting, primarily due to an increase in leveraged finance and investment-grade activity, as well as in equity underwriting, primarily reflecting an increase in initial public offerings," the company said in a news release.
It also said its investment-banking backlog increased during the quarter.
Fourth-quarter net revenue in equities was $2.13 billion, 52% higher than in the fourth quarter of 2005, primarily reflecting higher net revenues in shares and derivatives, the company said.
Principal investments yielded net revenue of $1.40 billion in the quarter, with the lion's share, or $949 million, coming from a gain in the firm's investment in the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.
Net revenue in asset management and securities services were $1.43 billion, 16% higher than in the fourth quarter of 2005 and 2% lower than in the third quarter of 2006, the company reported.
Operating expenses for the full year rose 36% from 2005, to $23.11 billion.
Compensation and benefits costs rose 40% in 2006 to $16.46 billion, as compared with 2005's costs, but fell as a percentage of overall revenue. Compensation and benefits were 43.7% of all revenue in 2006, down from 46.6% in 2005.
Greg Morcroft is MarketWatch's financial editor in New York.
U.S. trade gap narrows sharply in Oct.
By Greg Robb
Last Update: 8:30 AM ET Dec 12, 2006
http://tinyurl.com/yc9n47
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The U.S. trade deficit narrowed by 8.4% in October to $58.9 billion, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.
The trade gap is at its lowest level since August 2005.
The narrowing of the deficit was the largest since December 2001.
The trade deficit was well below the consensus forecast of Wall Street economists of a deficit of $63.1 billion.
Exports rose to a new record in October, while imports fell by the largest amount in almost five years.
Despite the improvement, the U.S. trade deficit with China widened to a record $24.4 billion in October compared with $20.4 billion in the same month last year and $23.0 billion in September.
RBAK may be getting Toppy:
It formed a Shooting Star candlestick yesterday on the daily chart...It's working it's way back inside the upper Bollie Band...Money Flow, OBV, and Accumulation took a hit yesterday to the downside...CCI is downticking but not too sharply...RSI is flat, and the ADX still looks good...Stochastics are Overbought with the fast line crossing down through the slow line...MACD is still very strong, but the Volume is turning very weak...
On this daily chart, yesterday's candlestick looks more like a Doji that a Shooting Star...Is it a reversal doji, or is RBAK just taking a break to catch it's breath after running so hard?...When Aroon-red starts upticking, a reversal it will be...
Don't forget!...Today is the Fed Decision...
On Interest Rates...I don't expect them to change the rate or the commentary much from their last meeting...
If that happens, I think the Market will LIKE it, and we could see a nice little Rally after 2pm today...
That about says it all Pegs:
"and why cash hoarders such as Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) and Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO) are underserving their owners."
Maybe YHOO would attract a bit more attention IF they were to offer a regular dividend...
It reminds me of the old Fairy Tale of the King who spent all his time in his treasury playing with his gold and stuff...He wasn't a very happy King because he didn't learn how to share...
AKAM closed at Another 52 Week HIGH yesterday...
That makes three days in a row it's done that...It's moving sideways to get back inside the upper Bollie Band...The Moving Averages look great, Money Flow, OBV, and Accumulation are setting new highs...The CCI is downticking, but RSI and ADX are upticking...Stochastics show totally Overbought, but the MACD and it's Histogram are very Bullish...Volume is still above average but lower than the previous two sessions...
That's the kind of Volume you want to see when a stock breaks out of a trading range to set new highs!...
From the Motley Fool, PP...here's an excerpt from an article re The Best Stock to Own....
Paying dividends to shareholders also forces companies to exercise fiscal discipline. That's a great thing, because being flush with cash tempts managers -- let's face it, they tend to have big egos -- to bungle their loads. And they do -- or at least they hoard them from shareholders without putting them to any use. It's why Microsoft's long-anticipated $3 dividend payout meant so much to shareholders, and why cash hoarders such as Dell (Nasdaq: DELL) and Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO) are underserving their owners.
http://www.fool.com/news/commentary/2006/commentary06121123.htm?source=eptyholnk303100&logvisit=...
New Akamai Index Measures Real-Time Global Consumption of Online Music:
Monday December 11, 7:00 am ET
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061211/20061211005448.html?.v=1
-- Index reveals trends on aggregate consumption of music downloads and streaming.
-- Initial data show daily peaks of more than half a million visitors per minute to global digital music sites.
-- Exclusive survey on digital music consumption habits shows that 82% of music enthusiasts prefer a 'pay-per-download' purchase model.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Akamai Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: AKAM - News), the leading global service provider for accelerating content and business processes online, today released the Akamai Net Usage Index for Digital Music (www.akamai.com/netusageindex).
The index tracks and benchmarks global Web usage patterns of visitors to more than 40 digital music websites, including music download sites, music destination sites, and live radio broadcast services, such as XM Satellite Radio, Clear Channel, Premiere Radio, MTV, Rediff.com and Napster, among others.
Data collected from the Index over the past three months shows key geographic patterns and insight into Web traffic trends associated with downloaded and streamed digital music:
North America, Asia, and Europe represent the bulk of visitor traffic to these sites.
Daily peak traffic worldwide is more than half a million visitors per minute.
Traffic peaks in North America and Europe tend to occur mid-week, while peaks in Asia and Australia come toward the end of the week.
Sunday is consistently the slowest day for visitors to these sites.
The Akamai Net Usage Index for Digital Music provides a global aggregate view of total visitors per minute, as well as a detailed view by continent, from a collection of digital music sites delivered by Akamai. All of the sites included in the index provide digital music streaming or downloads as their core business. Akamai's Net Usage Index offers businesses real-time information about the usage habits of visitors to their sites, and an industry benchmark to measure against. Anyone interested in data from the Index can view an aggregate, real-time view of Web traffic patterns online.
Separately, Akamai conducted a survey of online consumers to better understand their digital music habits. Respondents ranged in age from 19 to 68 with a survey base of 200 people, 58% female and 41% male*. Individuals were questioned on how often they download music, how much they spend on music downloads, where and when they stream music online, where they listen to music downloads, and how many sources of online music they use.
Survey data reveal:
86% of respondents own a portable music device.
76% of respondents spend $1-$5 on music downloads a week; 14% spend $5-$10; 9% spend $10-$20 a week. 90% of these respondents buy at least one song per week.
82% of respondents prefer a pay-per-download model; 9% prefer ad-sponsored; and 9% chose subscription as their model of choice
55% of respondents listen to streaming music online, and 65% of those listen during the work day.
42% of respondents are loyal to only one digital music source; 29% use two; and one respondent used 43 different sources for online music.
"Not only has the Internet quickly evolved into a key distribution channel for music, it's dramatically changing the way consumers learn about, share, and buy music online," said Brad Rinklin, vice president of Marketing at Akamai. "The Internet offers a platform to dramatically expand the global footprint artists and labels have to promote, distribute, and sell music, videos, and other rich media assets to millions of potential listeners and buyers. The Net Usage Index for Digital Music data will help the industry by providing empirical data on consumer behavior and online music."
"The momentum keeps building as we continue to see surges in both sustained streaming traffic as well as peak event-driven traffic as when we recently offered Jay-Z's new album for exclusive on-demand streaming," said Gerrit Meier, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Clear Channel Radio's Online Music and Radio unit. "As this index shows, there's no doubt that streaming has become an increasingly important part for our audience, which means we can not tolerate dropped broadcasts. Listeners expect the online experience to be as high in quality -- if not higher -- as over-the-air listening. With Akamai, we can be confident that no matter how high usage levels reach, we have a reliable infrastructure in place to handle the spikes and provide our customers with consistent and unwavering access to our content."
The online music market is expected to increase sevenfold by 2010, with revenues from music downloads and subscription services expected to top CD sales on the Web by next year, according to In-Stat Research. Given these projections, online music services need a robust, distributed infrastructure to handle growing user demand. Akamai is uniquely positioned to meet digital music distribution demands through its network of more than 20,000 servers worldwide that optimize access to popular content and ensure reliability and performance.
Akamai is a leader in business-critical solutions for media and entertainment companies, and works closely with customers to enable profitable new business models offering a flexible feature rich platform for managing, protecting, delivering and understanding digital assets online. Akamai provides a competitive advantage and increases the impact of media downloads and streams by ensuring sites perform flawlessly, even during unforeseen high-traffic events.
About Akamai's Net Usage Indices:
The Akamai Net Usage Index for Digital Music complements indices already available for News and Retail use online. Each index tracks online consumption for websites across a representative set of Akamai customers. All of the indices are intended to provide unique insight into the massive cultural and economic changes resulting from the ways people worldwide get news and information and act as consumers online. The Akamai Net Usage Indices measure Internet traffic dedicated to an aggregate set of Web sites, monitoring consumption by continent, as well as the world as a whole. Akamai's Indices do not release specific customer data, but show an aggregate view of web traffic to the sites that Akamai supports. As with the other Indices, there is a downloadable widget available at the following link
http://www.akamai.com/html/technology/nui/music/widgets.html
About Akamai:
Akamai® is the leading global service provider for accelerating content and business processes online. Thousands of organizations have formed trusted relationships with Akamai, improving their revenue and reducing costs by maximizing the performance of their online businesses. Leveraging the Akamai EdgePlatform, these organizations gain business advantage today, and have the foundation for the emerging Web solutions of tomorrow. Akamai is "The Trusted Choice for Online Business." For more information, visit www.akamai.com.
* Respondents were contacted via email and online banners ads, and directed to an online survey
Akamai Statement Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act:
The release contains information about future expectations, plans and prospects of Akamai's management that constitute forward-looking statements for purposes of the safe harbor provisions under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ materially from those indicated by these forward-looking statements as a result of various important factors including, but not limited to, absence of information about actual revenues generated by online site visits, any inaccuracies in data collected or reported by Akamai, changes in Akamai's digital music customer base, changes in, or disruptions to, Akamai's services, and other factors that are discussed in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K, quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, and other documents periodically filed with the SEC.
Contact:
Akamai Technologies, Inc.
Media Relations
Jennifer Donovan, 617-444-2605
jdonovan@akamai.com
or
Jeff Young, 614-444-3913
jyoung@akamai.com
Source: Akamai Technologies, Inc.
Here's this weeks Economic Report Calendar:
The big one's this week are:
International Trade and the FOMC Announcement at 2pm on Tuesday...
Retail Sales and Business Inventories on Wednesday...
Import/Export Prices and Jobless Claims on Thursday...
The CPI, NY Empire State Index, and Industrial Production on Friday...
Weekly Recap-Week ending 24-Nov-06:
http://finance.yahoo.com/marketupdate/update
It was a decidedly mixed week for the stock market. It was also a relatively slow week with few major market moving events.
The week started well, with the market showing good resilience on Monday after opening lower. There were a number of deals.
Freeport-McMoran made a $26 billion bid for Phelps Dodge, and Equity Office Properties announced it would go private for $20 billion.
The Nasdaq made a bid for the remaining portion of the London Stock Exchange it did not own, and Bank of America offered $3 billion for the US Trust unit of Schwab.
Concerns that the market was overbought and that a correction might loom produced a lower open despite all the deal action. Yet, the market fought back and the S&P ended with a loss of only -0.70.
Tuesday and Wednesday the market posted modest gains in quiet action. Medtronic, Deere, and Dell posted good earnings reports.
Boeing got a $5.5 billion order from Korean Air.
Alcoa stock got a boost as it announced a major restructuring. The news wasn't entirely good, however.
Tracinda announced it had sold a large stake in General Motors, which hurt that stock. That was about it for corporate news.
On Friday, there was even less news. The market opened lower after a sharp drop in the dollar. That hurt European stocks, and pushed gold higher. The underlying concerns about a possible correction were also evident, and the S&P 500 index lost its gains from earlier in the week in quiet, listless trade.
The only economic report this past week was the weekly claims data, which showed a statistically insignificant increase to 321,000. Oil ended the week up less than a dollar and just below $60 a barrel. The 10-year note yield eased to 4.53% from 4.59%
The focus on Friday was on early reports about holiday shopping. This focus will continue in the weeks ahead, particularly as there are light schedules on the economic and earnings calendar. The stock market is a bit more nervous than it has been in recent weeks and could be susceptible to bad news for the first time in a while.
Index Started Week Ended Week Change %Change YTD
DJIA 12342.56 12280.17 -62.39 -0.5% 14.6%
Nasdaq 2445.86 2460.26 14.40 0.6% 11.6%
S&P 500 1401.20 1400.95 -0.25 0% 12.2%
Russell 2K 788.47 792.28 3.81 0.5% 17.7%
Stocks Gain on Robust Job Growth:
By John Parry
Fri Dec 8, 6:43 PM ET
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/markets_stocks_dc
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Friday, ending the week with gains after data showed a healthy job market while Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) shares surged on speculation the company may divest some businesses and shake up senior management.
The government reported that U.S. employers add a bigger-than-expected 132,000 jobs in November. But the jobs figure was not deemed high enough to raise concerns that the Federal Reserve would be forced to raise interest rates to cool economic growth.
Citigroup's stock rose more than 2 percent on the rumors with roughly triple its daily average volume, leading advances in both the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500.
"The employment report appeared to be a pretty good one," said Peter Jankovskis, director of research at OakBrook Investments LLC in Lisle, Illinois. "Good growth, but non-inflationary growth in a nutshell, is what is driving the market higher today."
The Dow Jones industrial average (^DJI) gained 29.08 points, or 0.24 percent, to end at 12,307.49. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index (^SPX) added 2.55 points, or 0.18 percent, to finish at 1,409.84. The Nasdaq Composite Index (^IXIC) advanced 9.67 points, or 0.40 percent, to close at 2,437.36.
For the week, the Dow rose 0.93 percent, the S&P 500 advanced 0.94 percent and the Nasdaq was up 1 percent.
Before Friday's opening bell, the Labor Department reported a surprisingly strong gain of nonfarm jobs in November. The jobs figure exceeded economists' forecast for growth of 110,000 jobs and increased investors' optimism about the outlook for corporate profits. But the U.S. unemployment rate edged up to 4.5 percent in November from the 5-1/2-year low of 4.4 percent reached in October.
BANKING ON CHANGE:
Citigroup's stock rallied on rumors it may consider selling some units and amid renewed talk that Citigroup Chief Financial Officer Sallie Krawcheck may be preparing to resign.
Representatives of Citigroup declined to comment on the divestiture talk. The company denied persistent speculation that Krawcheck would leave the firm, but declined to confirm she will stay in her CFO role.
Shares of Citigroup rose 2.3 percent, or $1.14, to close at $51.85 on the New York Stock Exchange. Earlier, the stock surged 3.8 percent to $52.65, its highest level in more than 2-1/2 years. This gain marked the stock's biggest one-day percentage jump in more than seven months.
"In the financial sector, there seem to be a lot of rumors out there impacting some of the largest names," said Cheryl Duke, chief investment officer with Eastover Capital Management in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Shares of Bank of America Corp. (NYSE:BAC) dropped 1.6 percent, or 83 cents, to $51.66 in Big Board trading amid mounting speculation that the U.S. bank could bid for UK bank Barclays Plc(BARC.L).For more details, see The U.S.-listed shares of Barclays shot up 4.4 percent, or $2.46 to $58.25 on the NYSE.
Bank of America's stock was the heaviest weight on the S&P 500, limiting its advance.
FOOD FIGHT:
McDonald's Corp.(NYSE:MCD) stock was up 1.1 percent, or 48 cents, at $43.76 and ranked among the Dow's major advancers after the fast-food company reported a gain of 6.2 percent in November same-store sales at its hamburger restaurants.
Earlier, McDonald's stock climbed to $43.89, a seven-year high.
In contrast, shares of Yum Brands Inc. (NYSE:YUM) fell 2.2 percent to $59.72 on Friday after an analyst downgraded the stock due to concerns about slowing sales momentum in the United States and difficult upcoming sales comparisons at KFC and Taco Bell.
The analyst said there could be a significant negative sales impact on Taco Bell related to its closing of a number of stores after the recent outbreak of E. coli bacteria, mostly in the Northeastern United States.
Among stocks lifting the Nasdaq was Apple Computer Inc.
(Nasdaq:AAPL), up 1.4 percent, or $1.22, at $88.26. That represented a reversal from Apple's slide on Thursday.
Volume was moderate on the NYSE, where about 1.36 billion shares changed hands, below last year's daily average of 1.61 billion. On the Nasdaq, about 1.85 billion shares were traded, above last year's daily average of 1.80 billion.
Decliners narrowly edged out advancers on the NYSE, where 1,668 stocks fell and 1,628 shares rose. On the Nasdaq, the trend was positive by a slim margin, with 1,543 stocks advancing and 1,504 shares declining.
What an AMAZING week RBAK just had!...
Here are the charts and news:
The 15 minute chart shows the Bollinger Bands (BB) squeezing together real tight, so a move one way or another is coming soon...The chart pattern for Friday looks like it might be a Double-Top, and the lower BB is already moving down...CMF Money Flow dropped below zero at 3pm Friday, but OBV and Accumulation look fairly strong...The CCI is upticking off it's low and may cross up through the -100 line...RSI is showing some weakness and the ADX is neutral...Stochastics show it bouncing up off of Oversold and the MACD is downticking...
The hourly chart shows the potential upside to the upper BB is almost $19.00 but with the diminishing Volume it might not make it there unless the Volume really picks up again...Most of the Indicators look fairly bullish except the MACD Histogram...There could be a retracement to the 15SMA @ $17.50 or even down to $17.00 to the SAR target...Or it could just head on up to the upper BB...
The daily chart shows the PPS way outside the upper BB...What I find interesting is Money Flow and Accumulation are not higher on this move, but the OBV is...CCI looks to be getting toppy and when it turns down this run is over...RSI, ADX, and MACD look very bullish, but Stochastics say it's approaching very Overbought...
Money flow on this daily chart is just now breaking above zero...Stochastics show it's not even at 80 yet and still upticking, and the Williams%R is still upticking but in Overbought territory...If the RSI can finally break above 70 for once, this Rally could continue for more...
This weekly chart shows a tall green candlestick for last week that's getting close to touching the upper BB...ALL of the Indicators are upticking, and the Volume last week was very good...I'd like to see the MACD fast and slow lines break up through zero next week...
This weekly chart shows the potential upside to the upper BB is $18.90 though it already touched the SAR price target...CMF, OBV, and A/D are upticking sharply...The RSI breaking above 50 is a bullish sign...CCI crossing up through the +100 line is a Buy Signal to some traders...It looks like the MACD fast line has crossed up through the slow line, another bullish sign...Aroon (25) green is upticking while red is still falling...Stochastics show it's not even close to being Overbought, while W%R shows it is...
This weeks BULLISH MOVE for RBAK was caused by four factors IMO...
1) On Monday, RBAK announced "The Carphone Warehouse Selects Redback to Help Deliver Free Broadband Services in the U.K.":
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061204/20061204005457.html?.v=1
2) On Wednesday, RBAK announce a MAJOR DEAL in China:
"Redback Wins Next Phase of Large Carrier Deal in China A Guangdong Telecom to Serve Four Million Broadband Users Using Redback Equipment".
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061206/20061206005346.html?.v=1
3) CEO Denuccio spoke at the Lehman Investors Conference Wednesday evening, and it was a VERY Bullish presentation IMO:
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061204/20061204006193.html?.v=1
You can listen to the webcast here:
http://cc.talkpoint.com/LEHM002/120706a_jw/?entity=Redbacks
4) Of course this Thursday article probably helped too:
http://www.lightreading.com/document.asp?doc_id=112390&WT.svl=news1_2
What will RBAK do next week?...IMO the "Trend is your Friend!"...My guess is RBAK will be higher by the closing bell next Friday...
Good Luck To ALL ;^))
I won't take you up on that bet Pegs...
Because I'm in total agreement with you on that one...
You know if they get taken over by Micro$loth, that Terry will be out of a job...
And no, I don't go to any of YHOO's other message boards...They're a complete waste of time IMHO...
Betcha Semel goes by the end of next quarter, PP.
Have you visited their stock message boards recently? An utter disaster, IMO.
That's a definite possibility...
But I was refering more to the shakeup of upper management at YHOO itself...
Terry Semel says "I'm not going anywhere"...
Well, I guess we'll just have to see about that!...lol
Good Morning PP....
LOL Like are we going to end up dancing with MSFT?
Good Morning! Pegggy Sue...
"All I've got to say is...Wanna dance?"
And when the music stops, it's time to play Musical Chairs?...LOL
I caught part of the interview, PP...
All I've got to say is...
Wanna dance?
Don't hold me to this but am thinking of taking a tax loss at the end of the year and then buying back in 30 days.
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