Peut-être le "seul" gros buzz pour les fêtes.
World of warcraft / Wrath of the linch king
extension.....
Activision Blizzard, Inc. (ATVI.nasdaq)
Opinion & investing ideas
vendredi 14 novembre 2008
mercredi 12 novembre 2008
Mercado...............libre !
http://www.mercadolibre.com/
MercadoLibre doubles 3rd-quarter profit on strong revenue growth
NEW YORK (AP) -- MercadoLibre Inc., the online auctioneer, said Tuesday that the company more than doubled third-quarter earnings, beating Wall Street estimates.
The Buenos Aires, Argentina-based company said profit rose to $5.9 million, or 13 cents per share, from $2.8 million, or 7 cents per share, in the year-ago period. Excluding one-time charges, the company said it would have earned 14 cents per share.
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Avec seulement 44 millions d'actions sur le marché et 10% short ce "puppy" peut faire des flâmèches dans les mois à venir.
Oui c'est contrarien comme stock mais je vois ici la fin d'une dérape injustifiée....
Ils sont aussi propriétaire du "paypal" latin america qui se nomme "MercadoPago".....
http://www.forbes.com/video/?video=Tuesday/km_gbu111108bg&partner=yahootix
After Hours: 11.40$ +1.07$ (10.36%) - Nov 11, 7:42PM
lundi 10 novembre 2008
University
Voici un IPO intéresant.
Grand canyon university ....le no 6 des Universités "Online higher education" va entrer en bourse bientôt.
Ils vont émettre 10 millions de parts dans un "range" de 16$-18$
L'éducation à distance est en grande progression partout dans le monde et je pense que LOPE.nasdaq va en profiter.
TUITION AND FEES 2008-2009
Traditional Undergraduate
1-11 credits
$645.00 / credit
Traditional Undergraduate
12-18 credits
$7,740.00 / block
Traditional Undergraduate
19+ credits
$645.00 / credit
* No In-State/Out-State rates
*Traditional students taking courses in the Online format will be charged the regular Traditional tuition rates.
*Traditional students are required to take a minimum of 9 credits in the Ground format.
Public Safety and Online Undergraduate
$395.00 / credit
Public Safety and Online Graduate
$420.00 / credit
Nursing Graduate (Professional Studies)
$510.00 / credit
College of Business - eMBA Program
$44,000 / Program
Note: College of Business eMBA program Refund Schedule differs from all other Refund Schedules
Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership
$770/
Traditional Undergraduate
1-11 credits
$645.00 / credit
Traditional Undergraduate
12-18 credits
$7,740.00 / block
Traditional Undergraduate
19+ credits
$645.00 / credit
* No In-State/Out-State rates
*Traditional students taking courses in the Online format will be charged the regular Traditional tuition rates.
*Traditional students are required to take a minimum of 9 credits in the Ground format.
Public Safety and Online Undergraduate
$395.00 / credit
Public Safety and Online Graduate
$420.00 / credit
Nursing Graduate (Professional Studies)
$510.00 / credit
College of Business - eMBA Program
$44,000 / Program
Note: College of Business eMBA program Refund Schedule differs from all other Refund Schedules
Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership
$770/
dimanche 9 novembre 2008
6 More Outrageously Cheap Stocks
With all of the recent volatility in the market, what stocks are outrageously cheap?
I found one recently, and I got to thinking about the others out there when I read money manager Bill Miller's comment that "the market abounds with good value." Of course, Mr. Miller also wrote last August that stocks were the cheapest they'd been since 1991 ... and after a brief rebound, they've gone right on dropping. Mr. Miller's fund has suffered thanks to core holdings in some recently deceptively cheap stocks such as Eastman Kodak (NYSE: EK), Electronic Arts (Nasdaq: ERTS), and General Electric (NYSE: GE).
You generally won't find as much interest among small caps, which is one of the reasons why -- given the criteria above --Crocs (Nasdaq: CROX), Gymboree (Nasdaq: GYMB), and Cryptologic (Nasdaq: CRYP) look outrageously cheap.
Company
EV/EBITDA
Cash on Hand
Investors Scared Because...
Crocs
1.0
$51 million
They think the shoes are a fad.
Gymboree
3.5
$44 million
Worsening economy will affect consumer spending.
Cryptologic
2.8
$58 million
Worsening economy and legislation could hurt Internet gambling.
I found one recently, and I got to thinking about the others out there when I read money manager Bill Miller's comment that "the market abounds with good value." Of course, Mr. Miller also wrote last August that stocks were the cheapest they'd been since 1991 ... and after a brief rebound, they've gone right on dropping. Mr. Miller's fund has suffered thanks to core holdings in some recently deceptively cheap stocks such as Eastman Kodak (NYSE: EK), Electronic Arts (Nasdaq: ERTS), and General Electric (NYSE: GE).
You generally won't find as much interest among small caps, which is one of the reasons why -- given the criteria above --Crocs (Nasdaq: CROX), Gymboree (Nasdaq: GYMB), and Cryptologic (Nasdaq: CRYP) look outrageously cheap.
Company
EV/EBITDA
Cash on Hand
Investors Scared Because...
Crocs
1.0
$51 million
They think the shoes are a fad.
Gymboree
3.5
$44 million
Worsening economy will affect consumer spending.
Cryptologic
2.8
$58 million
Worsening economy and legislation could hurt Internet gambling.
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