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Technology Stocks : New Focus, Inc. (NUFO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: pat mudge who wrote (205)1/31/2001 11:57:23 AM
From: Sultan  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 475
 
Pat: if you are extra sensitive to quality of earnings, you might want to read this... This is from some one who shorted the stock and I have not completely verified his analysis but one thing was obvious.. NUFO did report tangible number on interest income... Incidentally, the poster is a credible person.. But he goes long as well as short quite regularly..

NUFO has earnings thanks to interest income, without it, they would have reported a loss. The company expects to achieve operating breakeven later in the year. Top line guidance for 2001 is $240 million, up from $80 million last year. But look closer, about $40 to $50 MM is due to JCA which it recently acquired. So organic growth is about 150% year over year which translates into average quarterly sequential growth of 25%. This compares to 52%, 54% and 49% the past 3 quarters. Obviously sequential growth is not going to drop from 52% last Q to 25% in the current quarter. They'll probably come down from high 40s in Q1/01 to teens in Q4/2001. That really doesn't excit me. And I think WS will eventually realize the picture is not as rosy. But that's a different story.



To: pat mudge who wrote (205)1/31/2001 12:02:48 PM
From: EdR  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 475
 
Pat,

<<What are the changes? (Acct. 101, continued. :))>>

As far as I remember, companies will not be required to amortize the Goodwill in the future. It will remain an asset item on the balance sheet. There were some comments regarding 'impairment' that might arise to cause the writeoff... IMHO

Ed...