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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (54)	8/19/2001 11:11:26 PM
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ALLY 7/15 ($29-$36+) PE 22 EPS: biz.yahoo.com Chart: siliconinvestor.com

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (54)	8/19/2001 11:55:22 PM
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CKFR ($29-$24) EPS -$4.50 net loss widens, subscriber numbers up chart siliconinvestor.com NORCROSS, Ga., Aug 14 (Reuters) - Internet billing firm CheckFree Corp. (NasdaqNM:CKFR - news) on Tuesday said its fiscal fourth-quarter net loss widened, as large amortization charges offset the benefits of rising subscriber numbers. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Norcross, Georgia-based company posted a net loss, including acquisition-related amortization and one-time charges, of $87.7 million, or $1.01 per share, in the quarter ended June 30. That compares with a loss of $20.5 million, or 36 cents per share, in the year-ago period. Excluding amortization and one-time charges, the firm reported a loss of $779,000, or 1 cent per share, compared with a loss of $3.3 million, or 6 cents per share, in the year-ago quarter. That met the high end of analysts' forecasts of a loss between 4 cents and 1 cent a share, with a mean of a loss of 2 cents, according to research firm Thomson Financial/First Call. Revenues rose 38 percent, to $121.8 million, while the number of CheckFree subscribers -- an indicator analysts use to gauge the company's progress -- rose to 5.2 million at the end of the quarter, compared with 3.5 million a year ago. CheckFree added that it expected to report a 1- to 3-cent loss per share for the first quarter of its new fiscal year, excluding amortization and one-time charges. That is in line with the 2-cent per share loss expected by analysts polled by First Call. It added that it expected revenues for the first quarter to drop slightly to $116 million to $121 million, reflecting a seasonal drop in software license sales. CheckFree said it expected to report positive earnings per share in the mid- to high-single-digit range for full-year 2002, excluding amortizations and one-time items. CheckFree shares dropped 2 percent in after-hours trading to $29 late on Tuesday, after closing at $29.67 at the end of regular trading.

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (54)	8/22/2001 5:10:13 PM
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JDEC ( $7.5 $9) EPS -20 Beats Estimates By 5 Cents 16:23 PM EST, Aug 22, 2001 (MidnightTrader) -- J.D. Edwards (JDEC) reported tonight a loss of $0.03 per share on revenue of $204.2 million in the third quarter. This compares with a profit of $0.02 per share on revenue of $261.11 million in the same quarter a year ago. Analysts expected J.D. Edwards to post a loss of $0.08 per share on revenue of $212 million, according to First Call. The stock has not traded in the after-hours. Last trading data from Island below. Conference Call: Better results this quarter are the direct result of cost controls, says J.D. Edwards (JDEC). Island data below.

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (54)	8/29/2001 5:20:19 PM
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TTWO) 17.21 -3.99: P/E 40 Reports Profits Down dailynews.yahoo.com Before the start of trading, TTWO posted an in line profit of $0.04 per diluted share, excluding extraordinary and non-operating items. Net sales of $84.5 mln were up 18% from the yr-ago period, but slightly below the consensus estimate of $88 mln. On its call, management attributed the shortfall to the delay in releasing its Rune: Viking Warlord PS2 title to international territories, but did acknowledge that it expects to pick up the sales it lost in Q3 in its fiscal fourth quarter (Oct.). Investors haven't been too satisfied with that contention, however, as TTWO also announced its highly-anticipated Duke Nukem Forever title for the PC won't be released in Q4. Despite the delay in releasing Duke Nukem, which was said to be a sign of the company's commitment to quality, TTWO affirmed its FY01 guidance of $1.00 per diluted share and $500 mln in net sales, highlighting the introduction of Grand Theft Auto 3 and Smuggler's Run 2 for PS2 in late-September and its confidence in the current catalog of games. Separately, TTWO provided FY02 guidance of $1.20-$1.25 (consensus is $1.21) in fully diluted earnings per share and $590-$610 mln in net sales (consensus is $597 mln). Although management maintained an upbeat tone throughout the conference call, it was evident that analysts were a bit skeptical of the company's ability to meet FY01 guidance without the Duke Nukem contribution. Moreover, they weren't exactly sold on management's goal of reducing DSOs from 92 in Q3 to 80 by the end of Q4. Management attempted to allay their concerns by pointing out that receivables in Q4 should be easier to collect with the release of titles in September versus the last few weeks of the quarter, which proved to be detrimental in Q3. In any event, TTWO is suffering today primarily because it disappointed investors with its delay of Duke Nukem Forever and the Q3 top-line shortfall. Fortunately, the entertainment software industry is on the cusp of an exciting growth period with the launch of new platforms from Microsoft and Nintendo, and the continued appeal of Sony's PS2, that will work in TTWO's favor. For the time being, though, TTWO investors are finding reason to take some money off the table due to concerns about the company's execution at a time when it can ill-afford to fall behind the growth curve in the face of competition from the likes of Activision (ATVI), Electronic Arts (ERTS), The 3DO Co. (THDO), Midway Games (MWY) and THQ, Inc. (THQI).-- Patrick J. O'Hare, Briefing.com

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (54)	9/12/2001 4:31:43 PM
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VRTY ($9) PE 10 Upside Earnings Alert: 1Q (7c): First Call (11c) biz.yahoo.com Announces Stock Repurchase Program Up to $50 million to Be Repurchased This Fiscal Year

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (54)	10/7/2001 10:57:55 PM
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RIMM ($15-$18-$14-15) Falls After Lowering Second-Half Estimates By TSC Staff 10/04/2001 09:24 AM EDT Qwest No Stranger to Those Calpoint Cats Nextel Decides to Stick With Its Pal Motorola -- for Now FDA Sends Back Genentech's Psoriasis Drug for More Testing The maker of the Blackberry wireless email device, Research in Motion (RIMM:Nasdaq - news - commentary - research), was down 5.7% in preopen Instinet trading after lowering estimates for the second half of its fiscal year late Wednesday. In addition to a challenging business environment, the company pointed to delayed rollout of Europe's high-speed phone networks and a loss of revenue from troubled network operator Motient. The company expects a third-quarter loss of 6 to 9 cents a share, on revenue of $75 million to $85 million, down $20 million from earlier guidance. Revenue for 2003 will rise about 50%, to as much as $500 million, with earnings between zero and 10 cents a share, the company said. Analysts were expecting third-quarter earnings of 5 cents a share, on revenue of $99.7 million, according to Thomson Financial/First Call. Research in Motion posted earnings, excluding charges, for the second quarter of 5 cents a share, compared with a year-earlier loss of 2 cents a share. Revenue was $80.1 million, up 88% from $42.5 million a year earlier.