Pre-Market Stock Notes (FEB 14, 2007)
(ABAX) Abaxis announces distribution agreement with Cardinal Health.(ALTR) Altera guided Q1 sales slightly lower; but $0.30 EPS vs $0.25e.(AMAT) Applied Materials now indicated up almost 5% after beating earnings.(ASML) ASML Holdings said it will continue its stock buyback plan.(DCX) DaimlerChrysler…
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(ABAX) Abaxis announces distribution agreement with Cardinal Health.
(ALTR) Altera guided Q1 sales slightly lower; but $0.30 EPS vs $0.25e.
(AMAT) Applied Materials now indicated up almost 5% after beating earnings.
(ASML) ASML Holdings said it will continue its stock buyback plan.
(DCX) DaimlerChrysler expected to shed up to 10,000 US jobs today; stock up 4%.
(DVA) DaVita $0.70 EPS vs $0.68e.
(GOLF) Golfsmith wins pact to be official online and tennis pro shop for ESPN.
(GRMN) Garmin $0.75 EPS vs $0.59e; sees 2007 $2.70 vs $2.38e; stock up 13% as this was better than any whispers.
(GSIC) GSI Commerce beat earnings but lowered 2007; stock was up but fell 2%.
(IACI) IAC’s Match.com has reportedly bought the leading match and dating service in China.
(IN) Intermec announces that it will design, build and test a new single process, mobile marking system with the U.S. Coast Guard.
(JAH) Jarden $0.80 EPS vs $0.73e.
(JRN) Journal Communications increased 20% publishing and broadcast revenues.
(LOJN) Lojack names Ron Waters as President/COO.
(KO) Coca Cola $0.52 EPS vs $0.50e.
(MDF) Metro Health Networks lowered guidance.
(NAT) Nordic American Tanker $0.66 EPS vs $0.66e.
(NICE) Nice Systems wins contract in Dallas.
(NOVA) Novamed $0.05 EPS vs $0.06e.
(NVDA) NVIDIA $0.53 EPS vs $0.43e; issued cautionary guidance; stock fell 1% after hours.
(ODP) Office Depot $0.54 EPS vs $0.52e.
(OMTR) Omniture is acquiring a small behavioral targeting company called Touch Clarity.
(ORCL) Oracle increased stake in I-Flex in India from 55% to over 80%.
(PFCB) PFChang’s $0.34 EPS vs $0.26e; guides 2007 $1.45 EPS vs $1.38 consensus.
(STX) Seagate announces co-operation with STMicro (STM) and Quantum SPA to produce hard drive-based mobile devices that will let consumers receive, record and playback digital television signals.
(TRMB) Trimble acquired privately-held INPHO GmbH of Stuttgart, Germany in an all-cash transaction. Financial terms were not disclosed.
(ZBRA) Zebra Tech $0.42 EPS vs $0.41e; guides next quarter down.
Jon C. Ogg
February 14, 2007
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