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29.00 was definately a good price to add.. but 32.00 is still a good Price. should see 40+
Hope I could have enough $$$$ to accumulate some more of this gem.
longterm that is a good one, but shortterm looks terrible since yesterday
I would like to know the answer to that question. I think the worst is over. This is a good long term play over the next few years.
Google Moscow Times.ru for a more complete perspective.
I am risk averse but........ it could work out for you.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/13/world/europe/russia-reins-in-another-news-organization.html that put option seems a bit less risky in light of this fired journalists words
I'm considering a risky 10,000 dollar put (depending on how the next few trades i make within the next couple of days go) on Yandex to expire march 22nd at a strike of 26, which would be 200,000 insured shares... I'm wondering if things could get worse with economic sanctions to the point where the market and Yandex plummet as foreign investors pull out. Thoughts?
Personally, I think I would wait. The mid to lower $20's seem a much safer bet. Until and if the political storm abates, I don't think I would touch anything Russian. The Russian economy isn't doing very well at the moment and there is no blue sky in sight.
Good buy opportunity on this dip here? Does anyone have a good read on this stock?
Facebook ‘Firehose’ Comes to Yandex
January 14, 2014
Yandex has announced a partnership agreement with Facebook, giving Yandex full access to the social network’s “firehose” of public data. As of today, public content from Facebook users in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, other CIS countries and Turkey will be available for indexing by Yandex as soon as it has been published.
The agreement only covers data from Facebook users in the above countries, published under “Public” privacy settings. Users can find out what those on the social network are saying about the current headline news events, for example, or the latest movies. In the near future, Yandex’s search results will display not only Facebook users’ posts but also others’ comments on them. Profiles and posts that Facebook users mark “Private” will not be searchable.
Yandex will use data from Facebook’s public firehose feed to improve the quality of its search results. Where appropriate, Yandex’s search results will incorporate articles and videos that have had particular resonance on the social network. The popularity of materials on Facebook will be taken into consideration when ranking search results.
Yandex indexes many blog hosting services, microblogs and social networks. Public posts and profiles of users are accessible by searching blogs.yandex.ru as well as yandex.ru. Yandex’s partnership agreement with Facebook, and its resulting full access to Facebook's firehose of public data, means that Facebook will be better represented in Yandex's search results.
Find more info about the new partnership in our blogpost.
Contacts:
Press Service
Vladimir Isaev,Ochir Mandzhikov
Phone:+7 495 739-7000
E-mail: pr@yandex-team.com
Got a link to that info?
Oh yeah? Let me check now
Nice gain as Stanley Morgan raised their price target from $42 to $50 today.
Every stock that you purchase is a risk. Life in fact is about risk. Calculated risk is one thing.
I just started reading about YNDX. Is there any major risks associated with this stock?
Yandex.Money Launches Bill-Paying Service
Internet, December 12, 2013. Yandex.Money has released a new service for paying bills over the internet. Called Gorodskiye Platezhi – literally “City Payments” – it allows any user to pay their bills online, quickly and at any time, without even having to register on the site.
More than 30,000 Russian service providers are included. For each region, the most popular service providers are featured on the main page, while the others can be easily found by searching for the name or tax identification number. Wherever a user is located, they can take advantage of the service to pay bills for domestic and mobile phones, internet, utilities and many other services – even kindergartens and parking garages. Payments are commission-free for internet, TV and both domestic and mobile telephony, while payments for utilities and other services will be charged 1%-2%. Traffic fines are the only exception, carrying a flat 30-ruble commission.
The full version of the press release is available at: http://company.yandex.com/press_center/press_releases/2013/2013-12-12.xml
Awesome and Thx.
Q3 earnings details - transcript here
http://www.earningsimpact.com/Transcript/84156/YNDX/Yandex-N-V----Q3-2013-Earnings-Call
I can only say that I've been holding onto this stock for about 2 years now. I just know it has potential.
I can only say that I've been holding onto this stock for about 2 years now. I just know it has potential.
Does anyone have thoughts on if this is a buy before earnings release?
Very nice day for Yandex, it would be nice if they'd split the stock.
Keep bring us that secret energy.
Wish I had bought more awhile back.
Yandex Acquires KinoPoisk
Yandex (NASDAQ: YNDX) today announced the acquisition of KinoPoisk, the largest and most comprehensive Russian-language website dedicated to movies, television programs and celebrities. KinoPoisk's users can read expert and user-generated film reviews, discover most popular movies, watch trailers, get movie news and personalised recommendations, as well as show times and tickets. KinoPoisk has a worldwide monthly audience of 18.6 million users, according to comScore Media Metrix, and ranks as the 16th largest web property in Russia. There are over 100 million movie ratings on KinoPoisk and three million new ones are generated every month.
The full version of the press release is available at: http://company.yandex.com/press_center/press_releases/2013/2013-10-15.xml
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too bad it didn't keep it's high today, but still good gain for a crappy market week. Got to love the Ruskies.
been holding it awhile. Eventually I figure they would branch out better with Putin in charge again.
Momentum is sure building here today.
Look at their EPS $9.13 for the second quarter and beat the estimate by $.83. They have beat every EPS estimate for the past four years. 2013 yearly estimate $38.04, 2014 $48.48, 2015 $61.01, 2016 $69.35
The more articles I keep finding on this company the more I think this is going to just keep going up as it enters the American market with huge profits ahead. Just look at their EPS ( Quarterly and Monthly ) and you'll want to own this stock.
Yandex is the most visited web page and number one web browser in Europe. This stock will take off once it catches on here in the states.
I tried Yandex and it is unique in way that it is a search engine as well as a web browser. It seems to have different results compared to Bing, Yahoo and Google.
It's hard to believe this board does not have a lot of people commenting.
We seem to be heading to 40s, really cool!
This is what I like to see. Green!
that would be nice. With Putin in power, it should stay a monopoly.
I hope this will compare in price with Google one day soon.
hoping for a nice recovery. It had been on skids for sometime.
Looking good YNDX.
Yandex Announces Second Quarter 2013 Financial Results
MOSCOW and THE HAGUE, Netherlands, July 25, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Yandex (Nasdaq:YNDX), one of Europe's largest internet companies and the leading search provider in Russia, today announced its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2013.
Q2 2013 Financial Highlights
Revenues of RUR 9.2 billion ($281.2 million1), up 35% compared with Q2 2012
Ex-TAC revenues2 (excluding traffic acquisition costs) up 37% compared with Q2 2012
Income from operations of RUR 3.2 billion ($98.4 million), up 43% compared with Q2 2012
Adjusted EBITDA3 of RUR 4.3 billion ($131.6 million), up 40% compared with Q2 2012
Operating margin of 35.0%
Adjusted EBITDA margin2of 46.8%
Adjustedex-TAC EBITDA margin2 of 55.6%
Net income of RUR 2.9 billion ($89.1 million), up 47% compared with Q2 2012
Adjusted net income3 of RUR 3.1 billion ($93.5 million), up 48% compared with Q2 2012
Net income margin of 31.7%
Adjusted net income margin2of 33.2%
Adjusted ex-TAC net income margin2 of 39.5%
Cash, deposits and investments in debt securities of RUR 30.8 billion ($940.1 million) as of June 30, 2013
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We are the leading internet company in Russia, operating the most popular search engine and the most visited website. In 2010, we generated 64% of all search traffic in Russia and were the largest Russian internet company by revenue. In March 2011, our yandex.ru website attracted 38.3 million unique visitors. We also operate in Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus. Our mission is to answer any question internet users may have. To that end, we utilize our capabilities in applied mathematics and data analysis and our in-depth knowledge of the languages, cultures and preferences of internet users in our markets to develop advanced search technology and information retrieval services. We also aggregate and organize extensive local, national and international content and offer a broad range of additional services. Our search and many of our services are location-based and are available in versions tailored for mobile and other digital platforms and devices.
Benefiting from Russia's long-standing educational focus on mathematics and engineering, we have drawn upon the considerable local talent pool to create a leading technology company. For over 20 years, our founding team has been developing and optimizing search technology, which has formed the core of our business and helped Yandex become one of the best known brands in Russia. Our users are our first priority, and we are committed to advancing our technology to continuously improve their internet experience.
Our search engine uses our proprietary algorithms to provide relevant results, which we structure and present in an editorially neutral and user-friendly manner. With a focus on our principal geographic markets, our search technology allows us to provide local search results in more than 1,400 cities. We also feature ''parallel'' search, which presents on a single page the results from both our main web index and our specialized information resources, including news, shopping, blogs, images and videos. Our blog search also includes feeds from leading blog hosting and social networking sites in Russia, including LiveJournal, Vkontakte and Facebook. We offer convenient access to our search engine through personal computers, mobile phones, tablets, and navigation and other digital devices. We also offer a wide range of specialized search, personalized and location-based services, including Yandex.News, Yandex.Market, Yandex.Mail and Yandex.Maps.
Our homepage, which attracted 24.7 million unique visitors in March 2011 according to TNS, provides a gateway to the wealth of information available online. Users can find answers to their explicit questions through our search box, as well as their implicit questions through current news, weather and road traffic reports, TV and movie schedules, personal email and other services. Our homepage can easily be customized by users to address their individual interests.
We derive substantially all of our revenues from online advertising. We enable advertisers to deliver targeted, cost-effective ads that are relevant to our users' needs, interests and locations. Most of our revenues are derived from text-based advertising, which uses keywords selected by our advertisers to deliver ads based on a particular user query, the content of a website or webpage being viewed, or user behavior or characteristics. We derive a smaller portion of our revenues from display advertising, which principally consists of graphical ads that appear on specific webpages. Our ads are clearly marked and separate from our organic search results and from the content of the webpages on which they may also appear. We do not serve intrusive ads, such as ''pop-ups,'' that might detract from our users' experience.
In addition to serving ads on our own search results and other webpages, we deliver ads to the thousands of third-party websites that make up our Yandex ad network. Through our ad network, we generate revenue for both our network partners and us and extend the audience reach of our advertisers. Our Yandex.Direct service, the largest automated, auction-based system for the placement of text-based advertising in Russia, makes it easy for advertisers to bid for desired keywords and to obtain the best price for their ads. We served ads for more than 127,000 advertisers in the first quarter of 2011 compared with 92,000 in the first quarter of 2010, 180,000 advertisers in the full year 2010 and 131,000 in the full year 2009, including many small and medium-sized businesses throughout Russia and the other countries in which we operate.
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