Como se combate o populismo? "Com eleições", responde Fukuyama

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Agradecido. Penso que os mercados vão responder positivamente.

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uff! Será que é desta que isto dá a volta?

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O link para o after hours agradecia-se.
A análise aos resultados da Intel é importante para perceber o sentimento e sentido das bolsas para os próximos dias.

Cá está:
http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?mode ... afterhours

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Vendas aumentaram, lucros baixaram, mesmo assim estão acima do esperado.

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O link para o after hours agradecia-se.
A análise aos resultados da Intel é importante para perceber o sentimento e sentido das bolsas para os próximos dias.

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Intel Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls; Sales Rise on Laptop Demand
Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Intel Corp., the world's biggest computer-chip maker, said fourth-quarter profit fell after the company slowed factories to work off inventory. Sales rose to a record, boosted by holiday-season demand for laptops.

Net income dropped to $2.12 billion, or 33 cents a share, from $2.17 billion, or 33 cents, a year earlier, Santa Clara, California-based Intel said today in a Business Wire statement. Sales rose to $9.6 billion, exceeding Intel's forecast.

Revenue this quarter may exceed analysts' estimates. Chief Executive Craig Barrett overestimated demand for personal- computer chips last year, forcing him to cut production to trim a record stockpile of unsold products. Holiday laptop demand propped up sales last quarter, helping Barrett turn around a year where results had been hurt by product delays and inventory.

``It's the multimedia experience, being able to take it on the road and watch DVDs, having music, taking it with you,'' Patrick Becker Jr., whose Becker Capital Management in Portland, Oregon, has $2.2 billion and owns Intel shares, said before the report. Laptops are ``an area that has seen nice growth.''

Sales this quarter will be $8.8 billion to $9.4 billion, Intel said. Analysts expected $8.9 billion, the average of 28 estimates in a Thomson Financial survey. Intel had forecast sales of $9.3 billion to $9.5 billion in the fourth quarter and had $8.74 billion in fourth-quarter revenue a year earlier.

Intel shares fell 34 cents to $22.54 at 4 p.m. New York time in Nasdaq Stock Market composite trading. They gained 17 percent in the fourth quarter.

Barometer

The company's semiconductors, microprocessors that work as the engine in computers, power more than 80 percent of the world's PCs. Intel is the first major computer-related company to give results after the year-end holiday shopping season, making the chipmaker a barometer for technology spending.

Sales of notebook computers rose 26 percent in U.S. retail stores during the holiday shopping season of November through December, according to Port Washington, New York-based NPD Group.

Analysts expected fourth-quarter profit of 31 cents a share and first-quarter profit of 28 cents, the average of 31 estimates in a Thomson survey.

Holiday demand probably helped trim inventory at Intel and competitors such as No. 1 cell-phone chip maker Texas Instruments Inc., analysts including Cody Acree at Legg Mason Wood Walker in Dallas said.

``Intel and TI have seen the strength of the holidays clear up a lot of the channel'' inventory, Acree said. He rates Intel shares ``buy.''

Tough Year

Intel postponed or canceled five products in 2004. The company scrapped the next version of its best-selling Pentium chip in October and recalled some of the Grantsdale chipsets that help the processors work with other parts of a PC in June.

Yesterday, Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said operating profit declined in the fourth quarter as sales of flash memory chips used in cell phones fell. STMicroelectronics NV, Europe's largest chipmaker, yesterday said its profitability fell short of estimates in the quarter.

Advanced Micro, Intel and STMicroelectronics are the world's three largest makers of so-called NOR flash, a kind of memory chip that's used to store programs in cell phones.

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Bons resultados!!!!!!!!!

Como está o after?

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Intel Announces Record Quarterly and Annual Revenue; Fourth-Quarter Earnings Per Share 33 Cents



SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 11, 2005--Intel Corporation today announced record quarterly revenue of $9.6 billion, up 13 percent from the third quarter and up 10 percent year-over-year. For the year, Intel achieved revenue of $34.2 billion, up 13.5 percent from 2003 and higher than the previous record of $33.7 billion set in 2000.

Fourth-quarter net income was $2.1 billion, up 11 percent sequentially and down 2 percent year-over-year. Earnings per share were 33 cents, up 10 percent sequentially and flat with the fourth quarter of 2003. Results for the third quarter of 2004 included tax-related items that increased earnings by approximately 3 cents per share.

"We ended 2004 with record revenues and robust demand for Intel architecture products across all geographies and channels," said Intel CEO Craig R. Barrett. "Our investments in manufacturing capacity, innovative new products and global presence have allowed us to post double-digit gains in both revenue and profits two years in a row. In 2005, we look forward to continued growth as we ramp our 65nm process technology and introduce our first dual-core microprocessors across a range of new platforms."

For the year, net income of $7.5 billion was up 33 percent from $5.6 billion in 2003. Earnings per share were $1.16, up 36 percent from 85 cents in 2003. Intel paid record cash dividends of $1 billion, announced two doublings of the company's cash dividend and used a record $7.5 billion to repurchase 300.5 million shares of common stock.

(www.nasdaq.com)