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kanes Escreveu:Ainda não tinha visto o teu blog hoje. Tinha visto era do outro dia onde falavas dela. thanks

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kanes Escreveu:Ac Achas que vai passar os 2.12 (Como dizias no teu blog ) e continuar a subir? que te parece?

AC Investor Blog Escreveu:

luka Escreveu:Acaba de 'tocar' nos 4.50 ...
agora temos uma duvida Shakespear(iana) ehhe

To sell or not to sell ...

(... para um trade sem riscos .. seria vender ... mas pode ir mais longe, dado o momentum ascendente)

Eu já saí, o meu trade foi feito !!! Atingiu o meu target , OUT....

luka Escreveu:Acaba de 'tocar' nos 4.50 ...
agora temos uma duvida Shakespear(iana) ehhe

To sell or not to sell ...

(... para um trade sem riscos .. seria vender ... mas pode ir mais longe, dado o momentum ascendente)

AC Investor Blog Escreveu:Luka,

Entrei nela hoje, está num clássico reversal trend no curto prazo. Objectivo do meu trade $4.50

Volume acompanha o movimento de inversão. Ontem deu o sinal hoje confirma.

Taiwan-based online gaming software firm GigaMedia Ltd (GIGM.O) reported a fall in quarterly profit, missing estimates by a cent, due to a fall in revenue citing weakness of the euro against the U.S. dollar.

Financial Highlights
-- Poker and casino software revenues of $31.7 million, in line with
expectations.
-- Active depositing poker players held steady quarter-over-quarter; new
depositing players grew slightly during the period.
-- Asian online games revenues of $12.7 million, up 33 percent
quarter-over-quarter on strong organic growth; FunTown and T2CN
revenues surged 27 percent and 43 percent, respectively, during the
period.

Operational Highlights and Developments
-- Everest Poker sponsors Spanish Poker Tour.
-- Asian online games platform: FunTown begins open beta testing of new
MMORPG Warhammer Online in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
-- Asian online games platform: T2CN begins beta testing of Luna Online
- one of Asia's most successful MMO games; plans China launch in summer
2009.

HONG KONG, June 9 /PRNewswire-Asia-FirstCall/ -- GigaMedia Limited (Nasdaq: GIGM - News) today reported first-quarter revenues of $44.4 million, net income of $4.8 million, and earnings per share of $0.09 basic and $0.08 fully-diluted. First-quarter results were negatively affected by global economic conditions and continued weakness of the euro against the U.S. dollar.

First-quarter 2009 non-GAAP basic and diluted earnings per share were $0.11 and $0.10, respectively, which exclude result from discontinued operations and non-cash share-based compensation expenses.

The company also announced that it is final round discussions with two parties concerning a potential strategic partnership or sale involving its poker and casino software business. No additional details are available at this time.

"In the first quarter, our Everest software business faced greater than expected challenges from the macroeconomic downturn and the weakness of the euro - slowing our business in Europe," stated CEO Arthur Wang. "We have responded with a set of cost reductions and efficiencies which will protect the financial strength of the business, as well as prepare for a return to growth as a leaner, tighter organization."

"The good news: we believe we have hit bottom in this cyclical downturn and that the second half will see renewed strength in Europe. And in Asia, we are looking at our best year ever, with strong top and bottom-line growth," stated CEO Arthur Wang.

"We remain confident in the strategic position of our poker and casino software business, and are excited about the new games we are launching in Asia this year," stated President and COO Thomas Hui. "Our core businesses remain healthy and well positioned to deliver strong long-term growth."