Small Caps NASDAQ - JDSU; LVLT; CIEN; MCLD; CMGI
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Morrer morrer não morreu! Mas está meio moribunda!!!
Se bem que a CRDM tb estava mais morta que viva e ressuscitou em 2 dias, duplicando a cotação
Por isso, quem tiver uns trocos para arriscar, não perde muito se os meter em MCLD e deixar já ordem de venda nos USD 0,10.
itisi100
Se bem que a CRDM tb estava mais morta que viva e ressuscitou em 2 dias, duplicando a cotação
Por isso, quem tiver uns trocos para arriscar, não perde muito se os meter em MCLD e deixar já ordem de venda nos USD 0,10.
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Aqui está a resposta para...........
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06/01/2005 -- 13:01
By Karen Talley
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--In are Ciena (CIEN), Blockbuster (BBI) and Pier 1 Imports (PIR) in the annual Russell 2000 Index reshuffling. Out are R.H. Donnelley (RHD), Forest Oil (FST) and Ruby Tuesday (RI).
The annual rite takes stocks that have become too small for the Russell 1000 large-cap index and places them in the Russell 2000 small-stock barometer. Stocks that become too small for the Russell 2000's parameters are dropped off the charts. This year's market capitalization parameters for the Russell 2000 are expected to range from $181.3 million on the low end to $1.76 billion on the high end.
Ciena, Blockbuster, and Pier 1 are among stocks that got too small in terms of market capitalization, or for other reasons, and are being moved down from the Russell 1000 large cap index to the Russell 2000, according to Citigroup's global portfolio trading strategies group. Others the team projects include 3Com (COMS), Talbot's (TLB), Martek Biosciences (MATK), Tibco Software (TIBX) and Corinthian Colleges (COCO).
R.H. Donnelley, Forest Oil and Ruby Tuesday are among companies graduating from the Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000. Other projections include Beazer Homes USA (BZH), Bebe Stores (BEBE), Boyd Gaming (BYD), Salesforce.com (CRM) and Panera Bread (PNRA).
Companies dropping out of the Russell 2000 completely, for reasons that include becoming too small, are said to be Pope & Talbot (POP), Plato Learning (TUTR), PalmSource (PSRC) and Cal-Maine Foods (CALM).
Citigroup's assessment is likely pretty well on the mark since it follows Russell Investment Group's own methodology of taking the market capitalizations of companies as of the close of trading on May 31. The Russell 2000 is made up of the 2000 smallest of the 3000 largest companies by market cap.
Russell issues its preliminary list of members at the close on June 10. The final list is posted on June 24, the last Friday of the month.
The rejiggering is an annual rite for small stock money managers who index their portfolios to the barometer. Then there is the so-called Russell effect, which holds that things can get rocky for the Russell 2000 as the final institution approaches.
Some analysts feel there could be quite a pronounced Russell effect this year. That's because Russell reconstitution candidates have been underperforming the broader index, which is not the norm. With more of a risk taking tone in the past few weeks a recovery in the Russell candidates may be sharp, which would cause significant volatility.
Right now the Russell 2000 contains 2,018 members because the index been adding initial public offerings on a quarterly basis.
Citigroup projects that a total of 88 companies will go to the Russell 1000 from the Russell 2000 and 208 will drop off the charts.
Additionally, 79 will go from Russell 1000 down to the Russell 2000. Also, 199 will be brand new to Russell 2000 for reasons that include having grown big enough for inclusion.
In terms of sectors, it appears the Russell 2000 will follow trends. For instance, its energy weighting will drop by about 1.5% because these companies have gotten so big. Indeed, 14% of companies going from Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000 are energy related, Citigroup projects.
At the same time, information technology is upping its presence - with its index cap weight seen as going to 18.4% from 16.1%.
In fact, last year 30% of the companies falling from the Russell 1000 to the Russell 2000 were financials and this year the big category is techs with 34%.
The largest group to go from the Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000 last year was health care at 22%, and this year it is consumer discretionary, at 19%.
By Karen Talley, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5106; karen.talley@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 01, 2005 13:01 ET (17:01 GMT)
06/01/2005 -- 13:01
By Karen Talley
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--In are Ciena (CIEN), Blockbuster (BBI) and Pier 1 Imports (PIR) in the annual Russell 2000 Index reshuffling. Out are R.H. Donnelley (RHD), Forest Oil (FST) and Ruby Tuesday (RI).
The annual rite takes stocks that have become too small for the Russell 1000 large-cap index and places them in the Russell 2000 small-stock barometer. Stocks that become too small for the Russell 2000's parameters are dropped off the charts. This year's market capitalization parameters for the Russell 2000 are expected to range from $181.3 million on the low end to $1.76 billion on the high end.
Ciena, Blockbuster, and Pier 1 are among stocks that got too small in terms of market capitalization, or for other reasons, and are being moved down from the Russell 1000 large cap index to the Russell 2000, according to Citigroup's global portfolio trading strategies group. Others the team projects include 3Com (COMS), Talbot's (TLB), Martek Biosciences (MATK), Tibco Software (TIBX) and Corinthian Colleges (COCO).
R.H. Donnelley, Forest Oil and Ruby Tuesday are among companies graduating from the Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000. Other projections include Beazer Homes USA (BZH), Bebe Stores (BEBE), Boyd Gaming (BYD), Salesforce.com (CRM) and Panera Bread (PNRA).
Companies dropping out of the Russell 2000 completely, for reasons that include becoming too small, are said to be Pope & Talbot (POP), Plato Learning (TUTR), PalmSource (PSRC) and Cal-Maine Foods (CALM).
Citigroup's assessment is likely pretty well on the mark since it follows Russell Investment Group's own methodology of taking the market capitalizations of companies as of the close of trading on May 31. The Russell 2000 is made up of the 2000 smallest of the 3000 largest companies by market cap.
Russell issues its preliminary list of members at the close on June 10. The final list is posted on June 24, the last Friday of the month.
The rejiggering is an annual rite for small stock money managers who index their portfolios to the barometer. Then there is the so-called Russell effect, which holds that things can get rocky for the Russell 2000 as the final institution approaches.
Some analysts feel there could be quite a pronounced Russell effect this year. That's because Russell reconstitution candidates have been underperforming the broader index, which is not the norm. With more of a risk taking tone in the past few weeks a recovery in the Russell candidates may be sharp, which would cause significant volatility.
Right now the Russell 2000 contains 2,018 members because the index been adding initial public offerings on a quarterly basis.
Citigroup projects that a total of 88 companies will go to the Russell 1000 from the Russell 2000 and 208 will drop off the charts.
Additionally, 79 will go from Russell 1000 down to the Russell 2000. Also, 199 will be brand new to Russell 2000 for reasons that include having grown big enough for inclusion.
In terms of sectors, it appears the Russell 2000 will follow trends. For instance, its energy weighting will drop by about 1.5% because these companies have gotten so big. Indeed, 14% of companies going from Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000 are energy related, Citigroup projects.
At the same time, information technology is upping its presence - with its index cap weight seen as going to 18.4% from 16.1%.
In fact, last year 30% of the companies falling from the Russell 1000 to the Russell 2000 were financials and this year the big category is techs with 34%.
The largest group to go from the Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000 last year was health care at 22%, and this year it is consumer discretionary, at 19%.
By Karen Talley, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5106; karen.talley@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 01, 2005 13:01 ET (17:01 GMT)
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Small Caps NASDAQ - JDSU; LVLT; CIEN; MCLD; CMGI
Boa noite fórum!
Acabei de fazer a analise de mercado que faço diariamente, após mais um dia de negociações, e sem duvida que hoje foi um dia estranho, principalmente no que toca a volumes e volatilidade.
Alguém neste forum reparou hoje no intraday de empresas como a LVLT, cien , cmgi ou JDSU?
A LVLT por exemplo, esteve a cair mais de 5%, depois a subir mais de 3% e na ultima meia hora desce mais 8%, fechando no after a USD 2,00! Alguém sabe a razão daquele "trambolhão" nos ultimos 15 minutos de negociação? Os links das noticias relacionadas remetem-me sempre para sites em que é necessário registo...
O gráfico da CIEN é quase que uma cópia do da LVLT. Ultimos 15 minutos dramáticos e com muito volume! Já para não falar no volume no after hours...
E que dizer da MCLD? Em alguns sites, nem aparece como tendo sido transaccionada (Bigcharts.com), mas em outros fez de minimo USD 0,06!!! No My bolsa html da Bigonline fez de minimo 0,09 e máximo 0,10! Afinal qt fez de máx e minimo e fechou a quanto?
E os volumes no after hours??? Na casa dos 12 Milhões no caso da LVLT e CIEN, qd o habitual são 100k!
Hoje foi sem duvida um dia para sair quem está dentro (apesar de 2 maus dias para quem esteve longo, nunca é tarde), e esperar para ver para quem está fora...
Desculpem tantas perguntas, mas fiquei contagiado com o nervosismo dos mercados
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itisi100
Acabei de fazer a analise de mercado que faço diariamente, após mais um dia de negociações, e sem duvida que hoje foi um dia estranho, principalmente no que toca a volumes e volatilidade.
Alguém neste forum reparou hoje no intraday de empresas como a LVLT, cien , cmgi ou JDSU?
A LVLT por exemplo, esteve a cair mais de 5%, depois a subir mais de 3% e na ultima meia hora desce mais 8%, fechando no after a USD 2,00! Alguém sabe a razão daquele "trambolhão" nos ultimos 15 minutos de negociação? Os links das noticias relacionadas remetem-me sempre para sites em que é necessário registo...
O gráfico da CIEN é quase que uma cópia do da LVLT. Ultimos 15 minutos dramáticos e com muito volume! Já para não falar no volume no after hours...
E que dizer da MCLD? Em alguns sites, nem aparece como tendo sido transaccionada (Bigcharts.com), mas em outros fez de minimo USD 0,06!!! No My bolsa html da Bigonline fez de minimo 0,09 e máximo 0,10! Afinal qt fez de máx e minimo e fechou a quanto?
E os volumes no after hours??? Na casa dos 12 Milhões no caso da LVLT e CIEN, qd o habitual são 100k!
Hoje foi sem duvida um dia para sair quem está dentro (apesar de 2 maus dias para quem esteve longo, nunca é tarde), e esperar para ver para quem está fora...
Desculpem tantas perguntas, mas fiquei contagiado com o nervosismo dos mercados
Cumprimentos
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