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IBM Revenue Comes At $23.7 BN On Expectations Of $24.1 BN, Guides FYE EPS Down By 0.03, Stock Down $4 AH
Save for Intel, the Q2 earnings seasons is not going as well as the bulls had hoped for.
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Uh Oh
Off topic: See the dump of PHYS this afternoon? Any explanation for that?
Reverting closer to NAV?
Liquidation. And it is not off topic. Liquidation is everywhere - that's the topic.
there has been talk of a big move down in gold by reliable sources for some time....now its happening. i wouldnt worry too much, it will eventually go back up.
If you have profits, take them. Come back at 950 ( Cheeky's call and I agree ). Or stay and sit it out. Thems the choices. The deflation camp is getting more crowded by the day.
I bought on the sell off, only about 8% above NAV now...
i'm buying. JPM ... not interested in trying to help Jamie and the boyz cover their short. Screw 'em, they sure are screwing the country over...big time.
I don't understand the attraction to PHYS. It's a closed-end fund - which can trade at a premium or discount to its NAV. Why anyone would pay a premium for a closed-end fund is beyond me. If gold sells off, you could see this thing trade at a discount to NAV, and then you'd have a double-wammy.
Furthermore, he's done one dilutive follow-on already (not good for shareholders), plus you pay a management fee. The exchange privilege into physical is a rube - you have to have a huge investment and then go visit them in Canada for your bar.
If the premium to NAV is greater than the premium on coins and bars (which it is right now, the premium on a 1 oz coin is only 4-5%) why wouldn't you want to buy the coin and take possession? I think at one point the premium on PHYS was like 20% or so. Huh?
I for one am not attracted to PHYS. Apparently someone else lost attraction too.
I thought we were supposed to see great earnings this quarter, including equal or better revenue than last quarter? I mean, CNBC said so.
Indeed. And let's not forget last week's ramp-job with Intel crowing about their earnings. So, where exactly are all these record chip sales going? Not IBM, apparently.
So that means Dell and HP must be getting ready to report record shipments, right? If those two don't come in, something may be rotten in Intel's channel.
Isn't "Intel Inside" some Mac Airbooks? What is the engine for the eyepad?
Apple has gone all Intel. But Intel was touting Cloud Computing as one big reason for their chip sales. Margins are greater there, as those are the high end chips, and typically use many chips per server. There were record margins on their chips this quarter, and it would be odd if they were getting these just off of Apple. I suppose they could be stiffing Apple, but that wasn't the impression that they left.
"Apple has gone all Intel"
I thought so - and Apple products sell at a premium - but at enough of a premium to juice sales to the level needed to make the margins they reported? I don't know. Maybe they changed accounting firms - Ernst & Young?
DailyFinance - 10th Jun 2010 By Dawn Kawamoto
Dell ( DELL ) announced Thursday that it will record a $100 million liability for a potential settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission over the agency's investigation into the computer maker's Accounting practices and relationship with Intel ( INTC ), the chipmaker. As a result of setting aside the potential SEC payout, the company is revising its first-quarter results.
Moral of that story is you have to have connections if your going to cook the books.
JUST a bit outside....
Swing batta, batta, MISS!
This is not a good sign when the big ones miss. And CSX well, let's just say they are NOT expanding capacity. Film at 6.
TXN right on their heels. If you can't print money in an environment where you don't need to invest in capital or equipment, can lay off all your engineers and stop developing new products, then you don't deserve $40M in bonus and restricted stock.
The horror.... the horror...
"..not as good..."???
No no no, you are obviuosly confused. The men with white teeth and nice suits are all saying this is all going GREAT...even BETTER THAN EXPECTED.
They wouldn't lie to us....would they?
maria and nesto we SO excited for tech earnings
Intel's "BEST QUARTER EVA" should hit the cover of Business Week! That should "cap" things.
Yes, her face said it all when the screen lit up with top line revenue and Nesto whispered "holy crap" on the move down after hours:
Mariagasminterruptus
CNBC staffers ran in fear.
Sigh. Now you've got a reason for me to start watching part of CNBC. Anyone know if they have a link to this video up?
Here it is,
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1547376525&play=1
About 4-5 minutes in. It's funny to watch the talking heads saying how good they expect earnings to be, and then have to cover their rear-ends by the miss.
6x P/E anyone?? Coming soon.....
Oh well. I'm sure SKYNET will account for this tomorrow - and the stock futures will turn up positive anyways come open..
Tomorow we hear from Goldman. Ever since Europe told them to 'get the fuck out', the Euro has rallied.
"French people would riot in the streets if we chose Goldman," said a person familiar with the French treasury.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/jul/18/goldman-sachs-europe-sove...
Every other news outfit spins everything as positive here it says " IBM PROFIT POWERS HIGHER "
http://www.marketwatch.com/
haha....that's the story and they're sticking to it.
Big Blue missed on revenue almost exactly the amount of the revenue hit they took on the declining Euro. Europe is 1/3 of their revenue stream. That is worthy of note for the other earnings yet to come for the heavy exporters. That European austerity talk will kick a lot of other US-based multis in the arse too.
Matt Simmon on Ratigan now.
If your job was lying to people you would probably be pretty good at it too ...hence all the CNN, CNBS, Poonberg anchors are so cheery...their job dependzz on it...
goldman is the greatest institution ever greated...i think i heard that on cnbc by someone.....oh yeah and they do gods work too i forgot.
down 5 now. maria was all excited and nesto off mike in the back - "OMG";
his expression last week for GOOG was even better; texan headed south too
Oh noes, Lips and Hips Bartiromo will be up all night working on the spin.
And boy can she spin.
For every dollar IBM falls the dow will fall 8.
TI misses as well. Should be interesting tomorrow.
Poor Matt Nesto, he looked like someone took his plate away.
Brian Belski is redefining idiot by the tick
I doubt the financial media will report bad earnings, they will sweep it under the rug with a one liner. Something like, TXN slight miss.
Nothing about these bad earnings on the financial sites. They are waiting for a good one.
http://www.bloomberg.com/
http://online.wsj.com/home-page
http://www.marketwatch.com/
http://www.reuters.com/
http://www.reuters.com/
Will be ignore by the morning. Another day of denial tomorrow. Besides, GS will be the new headline.
IBM was one of the few bastions of strength during the plunge to 666.
that's gonna sting the ole DJI tomorrow.
Uncle Sugar is getting less and less "bang" for his Bennie Bucks these days.
Jim Cramer still seems quite bullish. In other words, we are fucked...
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