DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)

[mendezfederico]

Llego el balance de la carreta Mrk...
0,88.....Consensus 0,83

[LOBIZON]

NDR considera que cualquier lectura por encima de 61,5% a ser "extremadamente alcista". Así que el nivel actual de 69% califica como tal. La última vez que la encuesta de sentimiento público estaba en niveles similares fue en abril de 2010 cuando alcanzó un máximo de un máximo de 70,7%. Eso, por supuesto, corresponde con la parte superior

[bolsita]

El resumen de hoy

US HOT STOCKS: Level 3, NaviSite, Old Dominion, Time Warner -3-Last update: 2/2/2011 5:24:36 PMU.S. stocks closed mixed Wednesday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.8 points to 12042 but the Standard & Poor's 500 declined 3.6 points to 1304 and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.6 points to 2750. Among the companies whose shares are actively trading in the after-hours session are Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR), Yum Brands Inc. (YUM) and Visa Inc. (V). Green Mountain's fiscal first-quarter profit dropped 78% on acquisition and other charges as the specialty coffee roaster reported K-cup revenue nearly doubled. Shares surged 11% to $36.88 in after-hours trading as the company projected second-quarter earnings well above analysts' average estimates. Yum Brands' fourth-quarter profit climbed 27% as revenue and margins rose. Shares climbed 2.2% to $48.80 in recent after-hours trading as the results topped analysts' expectations and Chairman and Chief Executive David C. Novak said he is confident the company will "build on our track record of double-digit EPS growth" in 2011. Visa's fiscal first-quarter profit jumped 16% from a year ago on higher revenue as consumers ratcheted up spending and the company processed more payments. Visa also reiterated its financial outlook for 2011, but uncertainty from financial regulation continues to concern investors. Shares fell 1.1% to $71.28 after-hours. Shares of THQ Inc. (THQI) fell 13% to $5.60 in after-hours trading as the videogame publisher swung to a fiscal third-quarter loss and its fourth-quarter projections came in well below analysts expectations. Hartford Financial Services Group Inc.'s (HIG) fourth-quarter profit rose 11%, helped by investment gains, though the insurance and investment company's core profit slid 24%. The company also said it was boosting its quarterly dividend to 10 cents from the previous five cents. Shares were up 3.3% at $28.86 after hours. Ameriprise Financial Inc.'s (AMP) fourth-quarter earnings climbed 29% as the company benefited from a recent acquisition, market appreciation and retail client net inflows, although the adjusted bottom line fell short of analysts' expectations. Shares fell 5.5% to $59.06 in after-hours trading. Con-Way Inc. (CNW) swung to a fourth-quarter profit, as the less-than-truckload shipper's revenue improved, but adjusted earnings still fell and missed analysts' projections. Shares rose 4.3% to $34.79 in light volume after hours. BMC Software Inc.'s (BMC) fiscal third-quarter earnings slipped 1.4% as a decline in margins more than offset improved revenue. Shares slid 1.5% to $47.50 after hours as adjusted earnings fell slightly short of estimates.

Regular Session Movers:
Genworth Financial Inc. (GNW, $12.76, -$1.18, -8.46%) shares fell after the life insurer and mortgage-guaranty company posted a surprise fourth-quarter loss on charges tied to its troubled mortgage-insurance unit. The share declines accelerated after Chief Executive Michael Fraizer said on a conference call that the company likely won't consider splitting in two until results improve. Electronic Arts Inc. (ERTS, $18.09, +$2.47, +15.81%) reported a wider loss for its fiscal third quarter, but the videogame maker raised its fourth-quarter targets and announced a long-awaited stock buyback plan, thanks to cost cuts and growth in its digital business. Peers THQ Inc. (THQI, $6.41, +$0.40, +6.66%) and Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (TTWO, $13.83, +$0.71, +5.39%) also traded higher. Hospira Inc.'s (HSP, $51.05, -$4.00, -7.27%) fourth-quarter earnings fell 37% as the medical-device and injectable-drug maker reported sales and margins declined and research-and-development expenses climbed. The results missed analysts' expectations. Broadcom Corp.'s (BRCM, $43.80, -$2.60, -5.59%) fourth-quarter earnings more than quadrupled, topping analysts' forecasts and revenue hit a record as the semiconductor company benefited from strong mobile and wireless demand. But first-quarter revenue guidance was just in line with projections and analysts said an unexpected increase in operating expenses is worrying. MEMC Electronic Materials Inc. (WFR, $13.42, +$1.79, +15.39%) swung to a fourth-quarter profit as revenue more than doubled, masking weaker margins. Results missed expectations, but the silicon wafer company's earnings guidance for year was mostly above consensus, while MEMC's revenue view for the year was ahead of Street estimates. Acme Packet Inc. (APKT, $67.35, +$11.43, +20.44%) reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results as gross margin expanded. The company, a maker of session border-control solutions that enable interactive communications, also raised its 2011 outlook. The results also bode well for BroadSoft Inc. (BSFT, $32.68, +$4.58, +16.30%), which is also likely benefiting from the growing market for products and services to transition legacy phone systems to an Internet Protocol network. Alliance Data Systems Corp.'s (ADS, $75.57, +$3.31, +4.58%) fourth-quarter profit rose 15% on stronger-than-expected revenue. The company, which reaffirmed its outlook for the year, oversees accounts for retailers such as Victoria's Secret, Ann Taylor and Pottery Barn. Alvarion Ltd. (ALVR, $1.94, -$0.27, -12.22%) posted a far wider fourth-quarter loss than analysts were expecting. The broadband wireless provider's chief executive said the first quarter will be a period of transition and the company declined to give guidance for the period because it said the timing of revenue from various projects and the magnitude of restructuring charges can't be predicted with accuracy. Despite lifting its fourth-quarter earnings per share and sales targets, AnnTaylor Stores Corp. (ANN, $21.80, -$0.74, -3.28%) shares declined as some analysts saw yellow flags in the fine print. Gross margin is expected to be 51%, compared with prior expectations for 52.5%, and a lower tax rate is aiding the bottom line. "This is not the highest-quality beat," said Jefferies as it cut its price target on the stock to $25 from $27. AOL Inc.'s (AOL, $22.64, -$1.21, -5.07%) fourth-quarter profit soared thanks to significant cost cuts, but revenue fell amid declines in advertising sales and dial-up subscriptions as the company continues its broader push to reinvent itself as an advertising-based Web presence. Arrow Electronics Inc.'s (ARW, $40.79, +$1.92, +4.94%) fourth-quarter profit more than doubled as margins improved and strong sales in a resurgent semiconductor market powered earnings. Results for the distributor of semiconductor products to computer and electronics makers beat analysts' expectations. Atmi Inc. (ATMI, $19.16, -$1.83, -8.72%), a provider of specialty semiconductor materials, saw its revenue rise 13% in the fourth quarter to top analysts' expectations, but its adjusted earnings per share fell short of estimates. BigBand Networks Inc.'s (BBND, $2.62, -$0.06, -2.24%) fourth-quarter loss widened as the provider of broadband multimedia infrastructure posted lower revenue and margins. Belden Inc. (BDC, $37.84, +$1.83, +5.08%) got a boost as investors digested primary distributor Anixter International Inc.'s (AXE, $67.75, +$0.69, +1.03%) better-than-expected fourth-quarter sales, particularly in the electrical-and-electronic wire and cable areas. Longbow said that bodes well for Belden , which manufactures industrial cabling, connectors and Ethernet switches. Borders Group Inc. (BGP, $0.39, -$0.09, -18.09%) is preparing for a possible bankruptcy-protection filing perhaps by the middle of this month and is likely to close between 150 and 200 stores, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

- - Boston Scientific Corp. (BSX, $6.85, -$0.28, -3.93%) swung to a fourth-quarter profit following a big legal charge a year earlier while signaling expectations for a busy and potentially turbulent new year. The medical-device maker's fourth quarter basically matched expectations after factoring in lower tax rate that helped earnings per share, but the 2011 earnings view looked weak, analysts said. Cameron International Corp.'s (CAM, $56.08, +$2.40, +4.47%) fourth-quarter earnings soared 69% as the oil-and-gas pressure-control equipment maker saw demand rebound for underwater drilling and production equipment. The results were better than expected. C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.'s (CHRW, $73.74, -$4.46, -5.70%) fourth-quarter profit climbed 18% on higher load volume, as nearly each segment reported an increase in revenue, led by strong ocean, truck and information services demand. But results were a bit short of Wall Street's expectations. Biotechnology company Chelsea Therapeutics International Ltd. (CHTP, $5.04, -$1.14, -18.45%) will redesign a late-stage study on its lead product after an interim report showed the drug wasn't going to hit the primary endpoint in treating certain symptoms of neurogenic orthostatic hypotension, a condition associated with Parkinson's disease. The new design will focus on a secondary endpoint that was successful in study. Piper Jaffray cut its stock-investment rating on Citi Trends Inc. (CTRN, $21.48, -$1.27, -5.58%) to underweight from neutral, saying that based on an analysis of inflationary pressure and stimulus benefits for the low-income consumer, it will be difficult for the retailer's customers to maintain prior levels of discretionary spending this year. Consolidated Graphics Inc. (CGX, $54.25, +$3.19, +6.25%) reported that its fiscal third-quarter net income rose 54% as the printing company's sales climbed and gross margin improved. Deutsche Bank cut its stock-investment rating on Dollar General Corp. (DG, $27.63, -$1.22, -4.23%) to hold from buy, noting its key concern is that the retailer is further along in its fundamental recovery than most hardline retailers. The firm added that while it doesn't expect Dollar General's margins to fall, it does sees less upside. Morgan Stanley cut its stock investment rating on Energizer Holdings Inc. (ENR, $66.18, -$2.83, -4.10%) to equalweight from overweight following the company's weaker-than-expected first-quarter results and fiscal-year guidance. The firm said it no longer views Energizer's valuation as compelling and finds Newell Rubbermaid Inc. (NWL, $19.37, -$0.10, -0.51%) and Tupperware Brands Corp. (TUP, $53.22, +$0.62, +1.18%), its peers in the household-products segment, to offer higher long-term earnings-per-share valuation levels. Epocrates Inc. (EPOC, $21.96, +$5.96, +37.25%), a company that specializes in hand-held applications for doctors, made swift early gains on its first day as a public stock Wednesday, opening up 25%. Credit Suisse added Harsco Corp. (HSC, $34.34, +$1.62, +4.95%) to its U.S. Focus List, noting that it sees additional earnings upside as the engineered-products maker's infrastructure restructuring plan remains on track and its guidance for 2011 looks conservative. In turn, the firm removed Blackrock Inc. (BLK, $197.64, -$3.59, -1.78%) from the list, citing a strong rebound in the money manager's shares over the last four months. JP Morgan cut its stock-investment rating on Harte-Hanks Inc. (HHS, $12.25, -$0.74, -5.70%) to neutral from overweight, a day after the marketing company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. The firm cited concerns about the company's division that produces weekly shopper publications. Sales in that business declined 5% in the fourth quarter. Hawaiian Holdings Inc. (HA, $6.99, -$0.64, -8.39%) reported fourth-quarter results that beat analysts' expectations, but shares fell on threats of cost pressures in 2011. Stifel Nicolaus cut its stock investment rating on the airline to hold from buy, noted that Hawaiian Holdings' nonfuel cost per available seat mile guidance was soft, and the firm believe it will face difficulties generating sufficient unit revenue growth to offset higher costs, both fuel and nonfuel. Morgan Stanley raised its stock investment rating on oilfield service provider Helix Energy Solutions Group Inc. (HLX, $13.26, +$0.72, +5.74%) to overweight from equalweight, saying it expects a streamlined pure play North Sea and Gulf of Mexico offshore construction and intervention company to emerge in the next 12 to 18 months. Hershey Co.'s (HSY, $48.61, +$1.47, +3.12%) fourth-quarter earnings rose 6.9% as the candy maker posted sharply lower restructuring charges, while sales and margins both improved. For the year, the company raised the low end of its October earnings guidance by 3 cents and now expects $2.70 to $2.76 on net sales growth of 3% to 5%. Icagen Inc. (ICGN, $3.72, +$0.31, +9.09%) shares surged after the Food and Drug Administration ended a clinical hold on the drug developer's studies of its treatment for drug-resistant epilepsy. Intevac Inc.'s (IVAC, $12.64, -$1.25, -9.00%) fourth-quarter earnings fell 44%, though profit still topped analysts' estimates, as margins fell and operating costs increased to offset higher revenue. The company also forecast a first-quarter loss ranging from 32 cents to 36 cents a share and revenue of $15.2 million to $15.5 million, weaker than analysts were forecasting. Morgan Stanley cut its stock-investment rating on ION Geophysical Corp. (IO, $9.32, -$0.73, -7.26%) to equalweight from overweight, noting the stock has posted a 175% gain since Sept. 1, as the market began to give the company credit for its improved earnings profile. Jack Henry & Associates Inc.'s (JKHY, $30.88, +$1.11, +3.73%) fiscal second-quarter profit jumped 20%, topping analysts' expectations, as the financial-services company posted revenue growth across all of its businesses and slightly higher margins. JDA Software Group Inc.'s (JDAS, $28.32, -$2.59, -8.38%) fourth-quarter earnings rose more than expected excluding multiple items that skewed the bottom line, which declined 31% without the adjustments. But the supply-chain company gave a downbeat outlook for profit this year. Jones Lang LaSalle Inc.'s (JLL, $97.40, +$4.69, +5.06%) fourth-quarter earnings rose 62%, with adjusted results topping analysts' estimates, as revenue increased, especially in its leasing arm. Key Tronic Corp.'s (KTCC, $4.75, -$1.25, -20.82%) fiscal second-quarter revenue rose 36% year-over-year. But the provider of electronic manufacturing services said some of its new customers have delayed their anticipated production ramps from the third quarter to the fourth. Accordingly the company revised its third-quarter guidance downward. Lazard Ltd. (LAZ, $44.25, +$1.49, +3.48%) and Evercore Partners Inc. (EVR, $34.63, +$2.82, +8.87%) posted fourth-quarter profits boosted by strong asset management results, but showed diverging trends in their core investment-banking businesses. Level 3 Communications Inc.'s (LVLT, $1.23, -$0.07, -5.04%) fourth-quarter loss narrowed as revenue dipped but costs also fell and a tax benefit boosted the network-services company's bottom line. Revenue fell short of analyst expectations. Israel-based Magic Software Enterprises Ltd. (MGIC, $9.34, +$1.22, +15.08%) reported its adjusted fourth-quarter net income rose as revenue hit record levels. Chief Executive Guy Bernstein said the provider of application platforms and business-integration products sees the opportunity to expand both organically and through acquisitions in 2011. Private-investment firm HIG Capital LLC boosted its bid for Matrixx Initiatives Inc. (MTXX, $8.72, +$0.72, +8.93%) by 9.4% to about $81.4 million and extended its tender offer for the maker of Zicam cold products again. Mueller Water Products Inc. (MWA, $3.67, -$0.74, -16.78%) reported weaker-than-expected fiscal first-quarter results and the water infrastructure and flow control products company said that with rising raw material costs and municipal market uncertainty, it remains cautious with its near-term outlook. Navigant Consulting Inc. (NCI, $9.61, -$0.82, -7.86%) reported preliminary fourth-quarter results that came in just shy of analysts' expectations as gross margin fell. The expert-services firm also provided 2011 guidance that came in below the Street view. Time Warner Cable Inc. (TWC, $69.33, +$0.60, +0.87%) agreed to acquire NaviSite Inc. (NAVI, $5.46, +$1.33, +32.20%), a provider of outsourced Internet site hosting, for about $230 million in a deal meant to boost the cable giant's commercial services business. The $5.50 per-share cash transaction represents a 33% premium to NaviSite's Tuesday closing price. NeoPhotonics Corp. (NPTN, $13.25, +$2.25, +20.45%), a maker of photonic integrated circuit-based modules and subsystems, made quick double-digit percentage gains Wednesday, its first day as a publicly traded company. The company's stock opened at $14 a share on the New York Stock Exchange, up 27% from its initial public offering price of $11. It sold 7.5 million shares, 500,000 more than originally planned, at the high end of its $9 to $11 price range. Network Equipment Technologies Inc. (NWK, $4.17, -$0.71, -14.55%) posted a wider loss in its fiscal third quarter as revenue fell 15%, which the voice and data networking company said is mostly attributable to its federal business, which was affected by delays in approval of the federal defense budget and declining sales of its legacy products. Wells Fargo initiated coverage on NxStage Medical Inc. (NXTM, $22.60, -$1.74, -7.15%) with a stock-investment rating of underperform, citing expectations of slow growth for the medical-device company's home-hemodialysis product. Hemodialysis is a dialysis of the blood to remove toxic substances or metabolic wastes from the bloodstream. Old Dominion Freight Line Inc.'s (ODFL, $30.78, -$1.91, -5.84%) fourth-quarter earnings more than doubled, topping analysts' estimates by a penny, as the shipper's revenue increased. But shares fell as Old Dominion also said it has filed to sell up to $100 million of its stock through a so-called "at-the-market" offering program. The stock would be sold at market prices over the next year. Pericom Semiconductor Corp. (PSEM, $10.39, +$0.21, +2.06%), a supplier of integrated circuits and frequency-control products, reported fiscal second-quarter results that came in shy of expectations due to customer inventory adjustments. Also, the company's third-quarter revenue forecast was mostly below Street expectations. But ThinkEquity raised its stock-investment rating on the company to buy from hold, calling it an "attractive small-cap value idea," with growth resuming beyond the third quarter. Media group Time Warner Inc.'s (TWX, $35.10, +$2.79, +8.64%) fourth-quarter profit rose 22% and adjusted results topped expectations amid strength at its networks businesses. KeyBanc Capital Markets cut its stock-investment rating on True Religion Apparel Inc. (TRLG, $20.05, -$1.16, -5.47%) to underweight from hold, saying that while it thinks the company is generally well run with a solid brand, margins are likely at risk given unfavorable secular dynamics and higher cotton costs. Unisys Corp. (UIS, $34.96, +$5.62, +19.15%) shares surged as the company's fourth-quarter profit more than doubled analysts' expectations, with operating margin rising and revenue falling less than projected. Jefferies contended that profit growth ahead will be tougher, with fewer cost-cutting opportunities and the top line continuing to fall for the IT provider. But while "some growth outside of the US federal government highlight progress in the UIS turnaround," valuation could "remain stuck" without a stop to the revenue declines. United Rentals Inc.'s (URI, $28.70, +$1.17, +4.25%) fourth-quarter loss narrowed, though adjusted profit fell short of analysts' estimates, as the equipment-rental company saw revenue increase and margins improve. Virtus Investment Partners Inc.'s (VRTS, $53.34, +$3.47, +6.96%) fiscal year results included a 51% increase in total sales for the year driven by a 63% increase in long-term mutual fund sales. That growth in sales and positive net flows, along with the adoption of a variable insurance trust, contributed to a year-over-year increase in operating income, the multi-manager asset management company said. Whirlpool Corp.'s (WHR, $83.60, -$1.82, -2.13%) fourth-quarter earnings were up 80%, but that was almost entirely due to changes in tax benefits and other nonoperating items. The Benton Harbor, Mich.-based company's operating profit increased just 1.5% to $202 million from $199 million a year earlier. -By Dow Jones Newswires; write to hotstocks@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones NewswiresFebruary 02, 2011 17:24 ET (22:24 GMT)
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[TonyMontana]

earnings.com

[Phantom]

Ayer pregunte y no tuve suerte porque nadie me respondio, en que pagina suele publicarse mas rapido el earnings de una cia. que se pueda acceder? gracias

Hay RSS y NewsFeeds de Reuters y Bloomberg que son casi instantáneos. Algunos free y otros no.
El problema es que te tapan de cables.....
Personalmente uso http://seekingalpha.com/currents/earnings

[Aleajacta]

NUEVA YORK, feb 2 (Reuters) - El índice de acciones estadounidenses S&P 500 cerró a la baja el miércoles, porque los gráficos sugerían que su carrera alcista de cinco meses estaba yendo demasiado lejos.
http://ar.reuters.com/article/topNews/i ... 4520110202

¿Alguien acá lo ve así?

[TonyMontana]

rang biao de CRB ma?

[CHIQUI1]

Mañana presenta MRK por si queres hacer algun tirito.

Slds

La vengo siguiendo muyyyy de cerca

[Gaston89]

Mañana presenta MRK por si queres hacer algun tirito.

Slds

[CHIQUI1]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Visa-Inc- ... l?x=0&.v=1

En Marketwatch y yahoo.

Pone la accion y siempre te tiran las news de diferents paginas.

Saludos.

ok gracias. Me saco el SL pero volvere y hare millones...

[Gaston89]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Visa-Inc- ... l?x=0&.v=1

En Marketwatch y yahoo.

Pone la accion y siempre te tiran las news de diferents paginas.

Saludos.

[CHIQUI1]

Visa Inc. (NYSE:V - News) today announced financial results for the Company's fiscal first quarter 2011 ended December 31, 2010. GAAP net income for the quarter was $884 million, or $1.23 per diluted class A common share. The weighted average number of diluted class A common shares outstanding was approximately 719 million.

Donde lo ves? gracias

[Gaston89]

Visa Inc. (NYSE:V - News) today announced financial results for the Company's fiscal first quarter 2011 ended December 31, 2010. GAAP net income for the quarter was $884 million, or $1.23 per diluted class A common share. The weighted average number of diluted class A common shares outstanding was approximately 719 million.