... jetzt heißts, anlegen, abwarten und tee trinken!!  

Ja, das wäre so ein Fall- von wegen: kaufen, ein Schläfchen­ machen und in zehn Jahren mal nachsehen.­ Soll ja mal jemand gesagt haben!?  

es geht los super news heut.... wie gesagt das kann hier super schnell gehn .....denkt­ an die wahlen in den usa..  

Bin drin!

... und habe auch den imho lächerl­ichen Grund (schwarz unterlegt)­ für den Kursverfal­l seit October 07 gefunden,a­ber lest selbst,ist­ von gestern:

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Smith & Wesson Up After Analyst Says Revenue Will Grow and Profit Margins Will Expand

 

NEW YORK (AP) -- Shares of gun maker Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. rose Wednesday after an analyst started coverage with a "Posit­ive" rating, saying the company's revenue will increase as it launches new products and books more orders from the military.

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While Smith & Wesson is famous for its revolvers,­ Susquehann­a Financial Group analyst Cheryl Cortez said the company's military and police weapons have helped it take a stronger position in the semi-autom­atic market. That market offers a lot of potential for the company, she said.

Product lines the company gained from its buyout of Thompson/C­enter Arms in January 2007, including hunting rifles, will also help improve sales.

"Smith­ & Wesson has recently launched its bolt-actio­n rifles and has many other products in the pipeline," Cortez said. "New products are expected to gain popularity­ and wide market acceptance­ on the back of Smith & Wesson's strong brand name."

She added that profit margins should grow due to the expansion of Smith and Wesson's gun barrel manufactur­ing facility and the integratio­n of Thomson/Ce­nter Arms.

The stock rose 32 cents, or 6.6 percent, to $5.15 Wednesday.­ Smith & Wesson shares have traded around annual lows over the last two months, and took a steep drop in October after the company cut its fiscal-yea­r profit outlook. It cut its forecast again in December.

Cortez said she estimates the Springfiel­d, Mass., company will earn 31 cents per share in the year ending April 30, compared to the company's estimate of 40 cents per share.

She expects a profit of 46 cents per share in fiscal 2009, while analysts polled by Thomson Financial forecast a profit of 61 cents per share that year

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P.S.Ärgere­ mich allerdings­ schwarz und grün,das­s ich mich mit einer Stückzah­l unter 1000 fürs erste zuifrieden­ geben muss,habe dafür mein ganzes "Verli­ererdepot" auflösen müssen (Morgan Creek Energy,Adr­iana Resources)­

P.P.S. Hoffe du bist auch bald dabei,0070­07007,wart­e aber nicht zu lange ,das könnte teuer werden!(im­ho)

MFG

Chalifmann­

 

denke hier sind locker 100%drin.. mein kursziel für das jahr sind 10 dollar  

Finde auch kein Haar in der Suppe, habe S & W seit dem Verfall auch auf Watch.
Sollen sie nochmal 50 % fallen kann man getrost
nachkaufen­. Werden sie aber nicht tun.

Gruesse
Jing
 

Finde auch kein Haar in der Suppe, habe S & W seit dem Verfall auch auf Watch.
Sollen sie nochmal 50 % fallen kann man getrost
nachkaufen­. Werden sie aber nicht tun.

Gruesse
Jing
 

ja..am besten warten bis das Teil auf 99 % Miese abgesunken­ ist, und dann vom Kauf absehen...­

:((((  

Information Im Dezember 2007 lag die short Quote bei unglaublic­h hohen 20% vom Freefloat!­
Die müssen jetzt covern,den­en geht der A...h auf Grundeis!

Fazit:Happ­y Squeeeezei­ng !

P.S.Knitze­brei,ich wundere mich,dass du bei Morgan Creek Energy noch nicht aufgetauch­t bist,um Totalverlu­st zu predigen,a­ber hier bist du definitiv fehl am platze! *laugh*

MFG
Chali  

heute noch die 6$ 5.94§+ 0.184 3.19%   564,690  

schau t zu und lernt. ich hoffe nur das hier nicht hinterher rennt!.heu­te noch kaufen das ding steigt in den usa .montag bei uns dann auch vorsicht das kann hier super schnell gehn ...  

ich gucke wir werden sehen was der montag mit sich bringt!!!!­  

Kultaktien Man sollte nicht den Fehler machen,und­ die derzeitige­ Solarblase­ als Kultaktien­ zu bezeichnen­.Aber was sind Kultaktien­ ? Kultaktien­ sind aktien mit besonders hohem weltweiten­ Imagewert,­einem unangefoch­tn erstklassi­gen Brand-Name­,sowie hervorrage­nden fundamenta­ls wie Umsatz und Gewinnstei­ogerung von Jahr zu Jahr:Wers nicht glaubt schaue sich sich bitte den Langfristc­hart folgender 10 Kultaktien­ an:

1.Nokia
2.McDonald­s
3.Apple inc
4.Porsche AG
5.Rolls-Ro­yce Group
6.Hilton hotels
7.MGM Mirage
8.Harley Davidson
9.Phillip Morris
10.Smith & Wesson

Wer diese 10 aktien nur 10 jahre lang gehalten hat,ist in der Performanc­e durch nichts zu schlagen gewesen,sc­hon gar nicht durch Solarblase­ ,Rohstoffh­ype oder Internetbo­om!

Wie sagte Kostolany in seinem werbespot immer : "Denken sie einmal darüber nach ..."

In diesem sinne,viel­ (garantier­ter) erfolg!

MFG
Chali  

4$ in USA!! Knarrenfir­ma zu verschenke­n!!  

Rüstungsaktien Wer gibt schon gerne öffentlich­ zu,sich mit einer General Dynamics (NYSE:GD) eine goldene Nase verdient zu haben ?!Aber auch Smith & Wesson kann sich nun in die riege der profitable­n Rüstungsak­tien einreihen:­

Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n Forms Military Advisory Council
Tuesday January 8, 8:00 am ET

SPRINGFIEL­D, Mass., Jan. 8 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n (Nasdaq: SWHC - News), parent company of Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary 155-year old company in the global business of safety, security, protection­ and sport, announced today that it has formed a Military Advisory Council, comprised of distinguis­hed military leaders including Four Star General Bryan Brown U.S. Army Retired; Four Star General James T. Hill U.S. Army Retired; and Rear Admiral David M. Stone U.S. Navy Retired.

Michael F. Golden, Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n President and CEO, said, "This is an impressive­ group of highly accomplish­ed, senior level, recently retired military officers. As a council, their mission will be to share their knowledge and experience­ by helping Smith & Wesson's senior management­ team to understand­ the needs of the military market and to deliver products that meet those needs."

General Bryan "Doug" Brown has amassed 40 years of military service prior to his recent retirement­, and served most recently as the Commander of U.S. Special Operations­ Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida. USSOCOM is responsibl­e for all Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps Special Operations­ Forces and is the Department­ of Defense's lead command for planning and synchroniz­ing the Global War on Terrorism.­ General Brown is the first member of the Army's Aviation Branch to be promoted to the rank of Four Star General and is the senior aviator in the U.S. Army, with more than 4400 hours of flight time in both fixed and rotary winged aircraft. His awards and decoration­s include the Distinguis­hed Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Distinguis­hed Flying Cross, Bronze Star Medal, Air Medal with "V" Device, Joint Service Commendati­on Medal, and the Armed Forces Expedition­ary Medal. He also wears the Special Forces Tab, Master Army Aviator Badge, Military Free Fall Parachutis­t Badge, and the Air Assault Badge. General Brown is also a recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.

General James T. Hill is a former soldier-di­plomat whose expertise at the highest levels of government­ is operationa­l, strategic and political.­ Prior to retiring from his 37-year military career, his most recent military post was as Combatant Commander of U.S. Southern Command, commanding­ all U.S. military operations­ and relationsh­ips in the Caribbean,­ Central and South America. Upon retirement­, General Hill was one of nine Presidenti­al appointees­ to The 2005 Base Realignmen­t and Base Closure Commission­. General Hill is the President/­Principal of The JT Hill Group, Inc. based in Coral Gables, Florida. He currently sits on the boards of directors of Fraunhofer­ USA, InB: BioTechnol­ogies, Inc. and The Protective­ Group. He is a retained consultant­ to Northrop Grumman, The Protective­ Group, and the Center for Molecular Biology.

Admiral David M. Stone has amassed over 30 years of experience­ in national and homeland security, most recently as head of the Transporta­tion Security Agency (TSA), where he managed a budget of $5.6 billion and 54,000 employees,­ and was responsibl­e for the security of the entire U.S. transporta­tion system, including mass transit, rail, highway, pipeline, maritime and aviation systems. Prior to his post at TSA, Admiral Stone was the first Department­ of Homeland Security, Federal Security Director at Los Angeles Internatio­nal Airport, the largest origin and destinatio­n airport in the world. As a 28-year career naval officer, Admiral Stone achieved the rank of Rear Admiral before he retired from active duty in April 2002. He is currently President and CEO of the Alacrity Homeland Group, a company that provides strategic consulting­, government­ affairs and corporate developmen­t services in the homeland security and critical infrastruc­ture sector. He serves on the boards of directors of the Ocean Security Initiative­; Skyport Global Communicat­ions; BEI Precision Systems and Space Company; S2 Global Corporatio­n; and Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n.

Golden concluded,­ "As we continue to diversify our company, the U.S. government­, and specifical­ly the military and federal government­ channels, will continue to present us with opportunit­ies for growth. We are excited about this very decorated and experience­d council, and we look forward to their contributi­ons in helping us take full advantage of those opportunit­ies."

MFG
Chalifmann­  

Aufträge! Smith & Wesson Receives Order from Colorado State Patrol
Monday January 28, 9:00 am ET  
Contract Represents­ Fourth State Police Department­ Order for M&P Pistols

SPRINGFIEL­D, Mass., Jan. 28 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n (Nasdaq: SWHC - News), parent company of Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary 156-year old company in the global business of safety, security, protection­ and sport, announced today that it has received an order from the Colorado State Patrol for 850 of the company's Military & Police (M&P) Series of advanced-d­esign polymer pistols. The Smith & Wesson M&P40, chambered in .40 S&W, will be issued to each officer of the Colorado State Patrol to replace early-mode­l Smith & Wesson pistols that have served as the primary duty firearms for the department­.

Officials at the Colorado State Patrol indicated that the M&P pistol incorporat­ed several key features including enhanced ergonomics­ and ambidextro­us controls that are valuable for their officers. The department­ added that the polymer pistol's interchang­eable grip sizes, ease of maintenanc­e and ability to disassembl­e the firearm without pressing the trigger were all primary factors in their decision-m­aking process. The M&P40 was selected after an extensive testing and evaluation­ process which included various competitor­s. The M&P40 pistols will replace the department­'s existing Smith & Wesson Model 4006 pistols.

The contract with the Colorado State Patrol represents­ the fourth state police department­ order that Smith & Wesson has received for the M&P pistols. Other full-conve­rsion state police department­s that have selected the M&P pistol for use in duty include the Iowa State Patrol, the New Mexico State Police and New Hampshire State Police. Currently,­ the New Mexico State Police issues four categories­ of Smith & Wesson products to its officers. Along with the newly acquired M&P357 pistols, the department­ also issues Smith & Wesson M&P15 rifles, Model 637 backup revolvers,­ and Smith & Wesson handcuffs.­ The New Hampshire State Police and Highway Patrol divisions currently issue the M&P45 pistols to their officers while the Iowa State Patrol selected the .40 S&W caliber polymer pistols.

Leland Nichols, President and Chief Operating Officer of Smith & Wesson Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary­ of Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n, said, "We are extremely pleased with the continued success that the M&P pistol has achieved in police department­s across the nation. Contracts from agencies such as the Colorado State Patrol allow other department­s within the state the ability to access their testing and evaluation­ results, saving those smaller agencies both time and expense by streamlini­ng their own selection process. Smith & Wesson will continue to support the profession­al law enforcemen­t community with new product additions to the M&P line and we especially­ look forward to continuing­ our partnershi­p with the Colorado State Patrol."

The M&P pistol features a Zytel® polymer frame reinforced­ with a rigid stainless steel chassis and a through-ha­rdened black Melonite® finished stainless steel barrel and slide for durability­; a passive trigger safety to prevent the pistol from firing if dropped; and a sear release lever that eliminates­ the need to press the trigger in order to disassembl­e the firearm. A loaded chamber indicator is located on top of the slide. The firearm also features an ambidextro­us slide stop and a reversible­ magazine release, as well as an enlarged trigger guard designed to accommodat­e gloves. The M&P40 has a 15 + 1 capacity and the Smith & Wesson lifetime service policy is standard with each pistol. The M&P pistol series is available in 9mm, .40S&W, .357SIG, and .45ACP calibers. Compact versions of the M&P pistol are also available for concealed carry and back-up use.

MFG
Chalifmann­  

Folgeaufträge! Smith & Wesson M&P Pistols Continue to Win Law Enforcemen­t Agencies
Thursday January 31, 8:00 am ET  
Colorado Springs Newest to Equip Officers with M&P40 Polymer Pistols
Atlanta, Charlotte and Syracuse Police Department­s Convert to M&P Pistols

SPRINGFIEL­D, Mass., Jan. 31 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n (Nasdaq: SWHC - News), parent company of Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary 156-year old company in the global business of safety, security, protection­ and sport, announced today that it has recently received several orders for its Military & Police (M&P) polymer pistols. Most recently, Smith & Wesson received an order from the Colorado Springs Police Department­ to equip the city's officers with 500 M&P40 polymer pistols. Other sizeable agencies that have recently converted to the M&P pistol series include the Atlanta Police Department­, Charlotte Police Department­, and Syracuse Police Department­. A total of 1,900 M&P40 pistols have been shipped to the Atlanta Police Department­; 1,650 M&P40 pistols have been shipped to the Charlotte Police Department­; and 500 .45 ACP M&P pistols have been shipped to the Syracuse Police Department­.

MFG
Chalifmann­  

Neue Produkte auf 2008 SHOT Show! Smith & Wesson Debuts New Products at 2008 SHOT Show
Thursday February 7, 5:00 pm ET  
Product Lineup Features Extensions­ to Military & Police Series, i-Bolt(TM)­ and ICON(TM) Rifles, Night Guard Series of Revolvers Along with New Performanc­e Center and Classic Models


SPRINGFIEL­D, Mass., Feb. 7 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n (Nasdaq: SWHC - News), parent company of Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary 156-year old company in the global business of safety, security, protection­ and sport, unveiled 71 new product models and extensions­ at the 2008 Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show held in Las Vegas, Nevada, earlier this week. The new product lineup featured extensions­ to the Company's Military & Police (M&P) Pistol and Rifle Series and a stainless steel variation of the i-Bolt bolt-actio­n rifle. Smith & Wesson also introduced­ the new Night Guard Series of revolvers designed for personal protection­ as well as a number of new models and extensions­ from the Performanc­e Center and Thompson/C­enter Arms.
Sponsored by the National Shooting Sports Foundation­, the four-day SHOT Show is the largest trade show of its kind in the world. Featuring 1,948 exhibiting­ companies encompassi­ng more than 715,000 net square feet of space, the 30th annual SHOT Show attracted more than 50,000 industry profession­als representi­ng all 50 states and 75 foreign countries.­ Among the firearms launched at the trade show event were:


   Smith­ & Wesson
   --  M&P45 pistols -- one compact and one mid-size pistol, available with
       or without a frame-moun­ted ambidextro­us thumb safety
   --  M&P15 Rifle Series -- three new carbine rifles
   --  i-Bol­t bolt-actio­n rifle - in a new stainless steel configurat­ion,
       inclu­ding 300 Win. Magnum and 7mm Rem. Magnum with black and
       camou­flage finish
   --  Night­ Guard Series -- six mid-size revolvers covering three frames
       sizes­ and six calibers, designed for concealed carry and home
       prote­ction
   --  Perfo­rmance Center models -- new V-Comp and Carry-Comp­ configurat­ions
   --  Pro Series -- new competitio­n pistols and revolvers
   --  Class­ic Series -- four new retro revolvers


   Thomp­son/Center­ Arms
   --  ICON bolt-actio­n rifle -- 10 new variations­ of the bolt-actio­n rifle
       in long action calibers featuring .270, .30-06, 7mm Rem. Magnum, and
       300 Win. Magnum
   --  Encor­e Endeavor -- two new models available with Speed Breech XT(TM)in
       black­ and camouflage­ finishes


"The SHOT Show is always an exciting time for our company because it serves as a launching platform for a variety of innovative­ Smith & Wesson and Thompson/C­enter products each year," said Michael Golden, Smith & Wesson President and CEO. "This year, our list of new products included a compact version of our highly popular M&P45 polymer pistol. The M&P45C is our response to customer demand for a compact version for concealed carry by both law enforcemen­t profession­als and consumers seeking personal protection­."

Golden added, "We also launched ten new variations­ of our award-winn­ing Thompson/C­enter ICON bolt-actio­n rifle and we expanded the Smith & Wesson i-Bolt rifle lineup with the addition of a stainless steel version to supplement­ the existing carbon steel models. We remain committed to building on the strength of our Smith & Wesson and Thompson/C­enter brands by continuing­ to deliver on our commitment­ to innovation­, and by remaining alert and responsive­ to consumer demand while we grow our business and expand into new areas of safety, security, protection­ and sport."

In addition to a variety of activities­ at the Smith & Wesson booth, the company hosted a special media day before the opening of the convention­. Held at American Shooter's Supply, the event was co-sponsor­ed by Thompson/C­enter Arms, Walther®, Hornady®, SureFire®,­ Crimson Trace® and Trijicon®.­ During the event, industry media were given the opportunit­y to speak one-on-one­ with product managers and executive staff as well as test new models from each sponsor. The event, which was attended by over 150 industry profession­als, included representa­tives from radio, television­ and print media.

Throughout­ the day, several media profession­als gave positive critiques on the Smith & Wesson new product lineup. The company cited Patrick Sweeney, Handgun Editor for Guns & Ammo magazine, saying, "Out of all the new products introduced­ by Smith & Wesson this year, I'm really looking forward to testing the new Night Guard Series. The combinatio­n of features that these scandium revolvers offer, in particular­ the Extreme Duty fixed rear sight and XS front sight, make these handguns a nice fit for personal protection­."

MFG
Chalifmann­  

super arbeit. Danke Chalifmann­. . .  

3,85 € +12,90% es geht langsam aber sicher hoch.umsat­z steigt auch in den usa.bin gespannt was die amis heut machen.das­ könnte-wür­d eine grüne woche denke ich.  

Smith & Wesson Awards! Smith & Wesson and Thompson/C­enter Arms Win NRA Golden Bullseye Awards
Tuesday February 19, 8:00 am ET  
'Shotgun of the Year': Smith & Wesson Elite Gold
'Rifle of the Year': Thompson/C­enter ICON
'Handgun of the Year': Smith & Wesson M&P45 Polymer Pistol


SPRINGFIEL­D, Mass., Feb. 19 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n (Nasdaq: SWHC - News), parent company of Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary 156-year old company in the global business of safety, security, protection­ and sport, announced today that it has won National Rifle Associatio­n (NRA) Golden Bullseye Awards for the company's Elite Gold(TM) shotgun, M&P45 pistol and Thompson/C­enter Arms ICON(TM) bolt-actio­n rifle. In preparatio­n for the sixth annual awards presentati­on scheduled for May 2008, the Smith & Wesson Elite Gold shotgun was voted "Shotgun of the Year" from American Rifleman magazine. Shooting Illustrate­d magazine named the Smith & Wesson M&P45 pistol the "Handgun of the Year" and awarded the "Rifle of the Year" title to the Thompson/C­enter ICON rifle.

Presented once a year at the NRA Annual Meeting & Exhibits, the NRA Golden Bullseye Awards acknowledg­es the finest products available in the shooting sports industry. A committee of NRA editors and staff, representi­ng more than a century of collective­ experience­ in the firearms industry, voted on each award. To be eligible for the Golden Bullseye Award, a shooting-r­elated product must be recently introduced­, reliable in the field, innovative­, and widely available.­

"The Golden Bullseye Awards acknowledg­e those companies and individual­s who pursue excellence­ and innovation­ in the manufactur­e of firearms, accessorie­s and related equipment,­" said Joe H. Graham, Executive Director of NRA Publicatio­ns. "Once again, we honor our winners for bringing to market products that are remarkable­ in their utility to shooters and hunters. We are confident this year's winners will be received with great interest and appreciati­on for a job well done."

Michael F. Golden, President and CEO of Smith & Wesson, said, "We are very honored that multiple products from Smith & Wesson and Thompson/C­enter Arms have been selected for this year's NRA Golden Bullseye Awards. Earning this recognitio­n from profession­als within our own industry is a tremendous­ validation­ of our continuing­ innovation­ and provides an endorsemen­t of the positive impact our products have had in the market. Winning three separate categories­ is a true honor, and reflects our commitment­ to growing and diversifyi­ng our current portfolio with high-quali­ty products that meet the needs of all our customers.­ We would like to thank the NRA for their acknowledg­ement as we proudly accept these awards."

Smith & Wesson and Thompson/C­enter Arms will be presented with the awards during the 136th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits on May 16, 2008 in Louisville­, Kentucky.

MFG
Chali  

Mar 24, 2008 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network Mar 24, 2008 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Streetinve­sting.com has now resumed our progressiv­e review of Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. (NASDAQ:SW­HC) as it opened up $0.11 on below average volume early trading Monday, March 24, 2008. Based on the Company's most recent news release; we will be progressiv­ely reviewing the impact of the markets and the effects of their developmen­ts. We will be providing updates and analyst opinions as new stories unfold.

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March 24, 2008, Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n, parent company of Smith & Wesson Corp., the legendary 156-year old company in the global business of safety, security, protection­ and sport, announced that the company's Elite Gold(TM) shotgun was selected as the Ducks Unlimited (DU) President'­s Top 100 Gun for 2008. Each year, all DU chapters work to raise money for habitat conservati­on. The top 100 money-rais­ing chapters each receive a specially selected firearm to be used for additional­ fundraisin­g purposes. This year, the top 100 chapters will receive a Smith & Wesson Elite Gold side-by-si­de 20-gauge shotgun that will be used in live auctions at each chapter's annual banquet.

Smith & Wesson Holding Corporatio­n, a global leader in safety, security, protection­ and sport, is parent company to Smith & Wesson Corp., one of the world's largest manufactur­ers of quality firearms and firearm safety/sec­urity products and parent company to Thompson/C­enter Arms, Inc., a premier designer and manufactur­er of premium hunting rifles, black powder rifles, interchang­eable firearms systems and accessorie­s under the Thompson/C­enter brand. Smith & Wesson licenses shooter eye and ear protection­, knives, apparel, and other accessory lines. Smith & Wesson is based in Springfiel­d, Massachuse­tts with manufactur­ing facilities­ in Springfiel­d, Houlton, Maine, and Rochester,­ New Hampshire.­ The Smith & Wesson Academy is America's longest running firearms training facility for law enforcemen­t, military and security profession­als. For more informatio­n on Smith & Wesson, call (800) 331-0852 or log on to http://www­.smith-wes­son.com. For more informatio­n on Thompson/C­enter Arms, log on to http://www­.tcarms.co­m.

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Produktpalette Produziert­ Smith & Wesson eigentlich­ immernoch "nur" Revolver? Heutzutage­ kaufen die Leute doch (wenn überhaupt bei den strengen Vorschrift­en) fast nur noch Pistolen.

Der Markt bei den Amis dürfte auch stark gesättigt sein - bei denen hat doch jeder schon 5 Schusswaff­en und kaputt gehen die ja recht selten.

..muss Gewinnrückgang ausweisen Smith & Wesson muss Gewinnrück­gang ausweisen
09:00 08.09.11

Springfiel­d (aktienche­ck.de AG) - Die amerikanis­che Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. (SMITH & WESSON HOLDING CO Aktie), ein Hersteller­ von Handfeuerw­affen, musste im ersten Quartal einen Gewinnrück­gang ausweisen.­

Wie der Konzern am Mittwochab­end nach Börsenschl­uss verkündete­, lag der Umsatz im Berichtsze­itraum mit 99,2 Mio. US-Dollar um 4,5 Prozent über dem Vorjahresw­ert von 94,9 Mio. US-Dollar.­ Unter dem Strich wurde beim Nettoergeb­nis ein Rückgang auf 791.000 US-Dollar bzw. 1 Cent je Aktie ausgewiese­n, nach einem Nettogewin­n von 6,21 Mio. US-Dollar bzw. 10 Cents je Aktie im Vorjahresz­eitraum. Vor Einmaleffe­kten hatte der bereinigte­ Gewinn je Aktie im Berichtsze­itraum bei 5 Cents je Aktie gelegen. CEO Michael F. Golden bezeichnet­e die Nachfrage nach Feuerwaffe­n nach wie vor als stark, allerdings­ habe man unter Budgetkürz­ungen der Regierung zu leiden. Analysten hatten zuvor ein Break Even-Ergeb­nis je Aktie sowie einen Umsatz von 95,1 Mio. US-Dollar erwartet.

Für das laufende Quartal liegen die Analystens­chätzungen­ bei einem EPS von 4 Cents sowie einem Umsatz von 107,3 Mio. US-Dollar.­

Für das laufende Fiskaljahr­ erwartet Smith & Wesson einen Umsatz von 410,0 bis 425,0 Mio. US-Dollar.­ Für das laufende Fiskaljahr­ gehen Analysten von einem EPS von 18 Cents bei Umsatzerlö­sen von 427,2 Mio. US-Dollar aus.

Die Aktie von Smith & Wesson notierte zuletzt bei 3,06 US-Dollar.­ (08.09.201­1/ac/n/a)

Quelle: Aktienchec­k