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e tra 2 ore cè il party di bushetta.................
e tra 2 ore cè il party di bushetta.................
STMicroelectronics (STM) Siamo così sicuri che STM scenderà? (9 lettori)
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Morice , mi sono preso "un po'" di call 15 giugno a 0,0035 ....
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GOOOOOOOO !!!
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...ah , ho anche questo ....
20/01/2005 ESEGUITO TOTALE ACQUISTO A CONTANTI 3.400,000 12,960000 3.400,000 12,960000
20/01/2005 ESEGUITO TOTALE ACQUISTO A CONTANTI 3.400,000 12,960000 3.400,000 12,960000
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Trinity ha scritto:Eccomi di ritorno.
Sembrerebbe quasi che voglia intraprendere una fase laterale...mmmmm
...vediamo cosa dicono i vati....vaticini...vaticani....
A me sembra che , per la prima volta da un po' di giorni , abbia voglia di reagire .... certo che sti' americani nn ci aiutano mai .....
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ganciobasso ha scritto:Trinity ha scritto:Eccomi di ritorno.
Sembrerebbe quasi che voglia intraprendere una fase laterale...mmmmm
...vediamo cosa dicono i vati....vaticini...vaticani....
A me sembra che , per la prima volta da un po' di giorni , abbia voglia di reagire .... certo che sti' americani nn ci aiutano mai .....
Magari reagisse ...mi sembra un pò....frigida...
oltre che un pò congestionata....Però c'è anche da dire che lo stacastico è moscio da troppo tempo
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KLA-Tencor Posts Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2005 Earnings of $122 Million on Revenues of $533 Million
Business Wire - January 20, 2005 16:15
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan 20, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- KLA-Tencor Corporation (Nasdaq:KLAC) today announced operating results for its second quarter of fiscal 2005, ended December 31, 2004. Revenues for the quarter were $533 million, up 3% from $519 million in the previous quarter, and up 57% from $339 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2004. The net income for the quarter was $122 million or $0.61 per diluted share, compared with net income of $116 million or $0.58 per diluted share in the prior quarter, and $45 million or $0.22 per diluted share in the second quarter of fiscal 2004.
"We had another quarter of strong financial results, driven by semiconductor manufacturers' continued investments in our leading-edge process control solutions," said Ken Schroeder, president and chief executive officer of KLA-Tencor. "As the pressure to stay on Moore's Law and control costs continues to increase, so also does the need for next-generation systems that can control the industry's increasingly complex technology and production processes. By developing systems that our customers will need to increase the efficiency of production lines and to meet the challenges of future device generations, we are working hard to deliver more value to our customers with lower cost-of-ownership and higher return-on-investment solutions."
KLA-Tencor ended the quarter with approximately 9 months of product related shipment and revenue backlog. On a geographic basis, Japan posted strong bookings growth. Japan was 36 percent of orders, higher than its historical average of 20 percent; Korea, China and Singapore combined were 24 percent of orders, above their combined historical average of 20 percent; U.S. was 17 percent of orders, below its historical average of 25 percent; Taiwan was 13 percent, below its historical average of 20 percent; and Europe was 10 percent, lower than its historical average of 15 percent.
Rising revenues, improved cost-structure and better product mix resulted in record level gross margin for the second consecutive fiscal quarter. Operating expenses increased from $146 million in the prior quarter to $160 million in the current quarter as a result of consolidation of acquisitions completed during the quarter as well continued investment in developing new process control technology solutions.
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities increased by $39 million to $1.93 billion compared to the end of the prior quarter, while the balance sheet remained free of long-term debt. Inventory decreased by $23 million to $351 million, as the production output rose to meet customer demand. Accounts receivable increased by $81 million to $446 million on strong product shipments.
in AFTER PERDE, Ovvio.... visto che le trimestrali sono andate bene vendono....sti suini....
mi sa proprio che la settimana prossima però le scintille le vediamo verso l'alto..... per tutto il comparto......madi brutto brutto brutto.....
Le notizie macro non sono male anzi la locomotiva USA tira alla grande,
finito lo spauracchio trimestrali tutto sommato non disastrose, anzi abbastanza in linea con le attese se non di +
visto lo storno pesante degli indici che erano troppo tirati,
perchè non riapartire per nuove vette????
in Europa dicevano oggi su Rdio 24 c'è troppa liquidità ancora ferma prima o poi questa la riverseranno sui mercati........magari negli usa col dollaro in recupero?????
medito su quanto detto e stringo le chiappe
Business Wire - January 20, 2005 16:15
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan 20, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- KLA-Tencor Corporation (Nasdaq:KLAC) today announced operating results for its second quarter of fiscal 2005, ended December 31, 2004. Revenues for the quarter were $533 million, up 3% from $519 million in the previous quarter, and up 57% from $339 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2004. The net income for the quarter was $122 million or $0.61 per diluted share, compared with net income of $116 million or $0.58 per diluted share in the prior quarter, and $45 million or $0.22 per diluted share in the second quarter of fiscal 2004.
"We had another quarter of strong financial results, driven by semiconductor manufacturers' continued investments in our leading-edge process control solutions," said Ken Schroeder, president and chief executive officer of KLA-Tencor. "As the pressure to stay on Moore's Law and control costs continues to increase, so also does the need for next-generation systems that can control the industry's increasingly complex technology and production processes. By developing systems that our customers will need to increase the efficiency of production lines and to meet the challenges of future device generations, we are working hard to deliver more value to our customers with lower cost-of-ownership and higher return-on-investment solutions."
KLA-Tencor ended the quarter with approximately 9 months of product related shipment and revenue backlog. On a geographic basis, Japan posted strong bookings growth. Japan was 36 percent of orders, higher than its historical average of 20 percent; Korea, China and Singapore combined were 24 percent of orders, above their combined historical average of 20 percent; U.S. was 17 percent of orders, below its historical average of 25 percent; Taiwan was 13 percent, below its historical average of 20 percent; and Europe was 10 percent, lower than its historical average of 15 percent.
Rising revenues, improved cost-structure and better product mix resulted in record level gross margin for the second consecutive fiscal quarter. Operating expenses increased from $146 million in the prior quarter to $160 million in the current quarter as a result of consolidation of acquisitions completed during the quarter as well continued investment in developing new process control technology solutions.
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities increased by $39 million to $1.93 billion compared to the end of the prior quarter, while the balance sheet remained free of long-term debt. Inventory decreased by $23 million to $351 million, as the production output rose to meet customer demand. Accounts receivable increased by $81 million to $446 million on strong product shipments.
in AFTER PERDE, Ovvio.... visto che le trimestrali sono andate bene vendono....sti suini....
mi sa proprio che la settimana prossima però le scintille le vediamo verso l'alto..... per tutto il comparto......madi brutto brutto brutto.....
Le notizie macro non sono male anzi la locomotiva USA tira alla grande,
finito lo spauracchio trimestrali tutto sommato non disastrose, anzi abbastanza in linea con le attese se non di +
visto lo storno pesante degli indici che erano troppo tirati,
perchè non riapartire per nuove vette????
in Europa dicevano oggi su Rdio 24 c'è troppa liquidità ancora ferma prima o poi questa la riverseranno sui mercati........magari negli usa col dollaro in recupero?????
medito su quanto detto e stringo le chiappe