Der Kurs rennt und rennt, Hansen
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habe keine mehr bekommen.
Ob sich das Gap noch mal schließen wird??
HANSEN NATURAL CORP - Nasdaq SmallCap Market: HANS (NEW charting help)
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| HANS - Hansen Natural Corporation (NASDAQ SC) | 12:15 PM ET, 4/3/2006 |
Aktuell steht der Kurs bei 128,05
meine Kaufforder steht bei ca. 125, 6 seit gestern.
Sieht nicht schlecht aus, die für den preis noch zu kriegen die nächsten Tage?
Mußte ich das Problem selber lösen.
Prognose für Tief heute: 123,35 $
für Hoch 126,26
errechnet mit TD Range Projection
TD(Daily) Range Projection
oder mit dem SPS und SPR
H 128,55 und 125,65 L
ich sitzt gerade noch im Büro und hab mich nicht intesiver damit beschäftigt. Ich selbst bewege mich ungerne in überkauften Zonen und springe auch schon mal gerne (zu) früh ab.
Meine Interpretation im Vorbeigehen: Fokus auf die letzten beiden Kerzen: Die Zweitletzte High Wave Candle kann fast schon als Hangman bezeichnet werden, bestätigt durch Bearish Counterattack, eine nochmalige Bestätigung wäre fast notwendig. Achte auf das Gap!
Meine subjektive Entscheidung die deine aber auf keinen Fall(!) beeinflussen sollte: Ich würde verkaufen und geg. wieder einsteigen.
für die Einschätzung,
Ich wollte nochmal billiger einkaufen zu dem von mir o.a. geannten Kurs.
Indikatoren deuten alle auf Kaufen, Insiderkäufe. Meine Frage war die, ob das Gap geschlossen wird, zumindest das erste wird heute geschlossen. Das 2. bis 121?? 2 Kauforders in die Richtung sind sicher nicht verkehrt.
| Anheuser-Busch might go organic with a non-alcoholic partnership |
Apr 01, 2006 (St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News via COMTEX) -- Looking to power up its profits, Anheuser-Busch Cos. is talking with non-alcoholic beverage marketer Hansen Natural Corp. about a possible business partnership, according to trade newsletter Beverage Business Insights. Though better known for its line of natural sodas and juices, Corona, Calif.-based Hansen is the third-biggest seller of energy drinks, a fast-growing segment of the U.S. beverage market. Citing anonymous sources, the newsletter said the two companies have been swapping proposals for the last several months for a broad variety of potential collaborations, ranging from a distribution deal for Hansen products to a joint development of an alcoholic energy drink. A-B's outright acquisition of Hansen also wasn't off the table, said Beverage Business Insights, a publication of West Nyack, N.Y.-based Beer Marketer's Insights. A Hansen spokesman declined to comment on the report, while an Anheuser-Busch spokesman said it was the company's policy not to confirm, deny or speculate on such reports. Though the newsletter reported these talks Tuesday afternoon, Wall Street didn't react until Mark Swartzberg, a New York-based beverage analyst with Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., mentioned the story in his Friday morning research report, adding that his own inquiries led him to believe the conversations are taking place. The Stifel Nicolaus report also said the probability of an acquisition was low. The research report sent Hansen shares surging Friday. Hansen shares closed at $126.05, up $6.95, or 5.8 percent. Hansen markets and sells natural sodas, fruit juices, energy drinks, iced teas and other non-alcoholic beverages, contracting out production with third-parties. Among its brands are Monster Energy carbonated energy drinks, a beverage that has grown wildly. Hansen's net sales last year nearly doubled to $349 million due primarily to rocketing sales of the Monster brand. The country's most popular energy drink is Red Bull, produced by Austrian beverage company Red Bull GmbH, and the second-biggest seller by volume is PepsiCo Inc.'s SoBe drinks, according to London-based consumer market-research company Euromonitor International. The energy drink market isn't unfamiliar territory for the brewer. A-B introduced 180, an orange citrus-flavored, non-alcoholic energy drink, in 2001. A-B later added lower-calorie, lemon-lime-flavored 180 X3, the brand has had a small presence in the energy drink market. Euromonitor estimates the U.S. energy drink market will grow to $3 billion in 2008 from about $2.3 billion last year. By Gregory Cancelada To see more of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.stltoday.com. Copyright (c) 2006, St. Louis Post-Dispatch ************************************************** As of Friday, 03-31-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated a DOWNTREND on 07-22-2005 for HANS @ $93.12. (C) 2006 Comtex News Network, Inc. All rights reserved. |
Presse: Anheuser-Busch und Hansen Natural verhandeln über Kooperation
Dem Bericht zufolge arbeiten beiden Unternehmen aktuell an mehreren Kooperationen, darunter bei einem alkoholischen Energy Drink. Zudem wird die Aufnahme der alkoholfreien Energy Drink-Marken von Hansen in das Vertriebsnetzwerk von Anheuser-Busch geprüft. Darüber hinaus sei eine vollständige Akquisition von Hansen durch den Brauerei-Giganten nicht komplett ausgeschlossen.
Die Aktie von Anheuser-Busch gewinnt an der NYSE aktuell 0,33 Prozent auf 42,91 Dollar, die von Hansen Natural an der NASDAQ 4,03 Prozent auf 123,90 Dollar.
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Highlights from the April 5 Featured Expert column by Dennis Slothower include: A sampling of the Stealth Stocks' Watch List: Hansen Natural (Nasdaq: HANS) is a holding company and carries on no operating business except through its direct wholly-owned subsidiaries, Hansen Beverage Company and Hard e Beverage Company. Hansen is engaged in the business of marketing, selling and distributing so-called alternative beverage category, such as natural sodas, fruit juices, juice cocktails. SOURCE: Zacks.com CONTACT: Zacks.com Alex Kolb, 312-630-9880 x149 pr@zacks.com www.Zacks.com Copyright Business Wire 2006 ************************************************** As of Monday, 04-03-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated a DOWNTREND on 07-22-2005 for HANS @ $93.12. As of Monday, 04-03-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated an UPTREND on 09-09-2005 for HMSY @ $7.95. As of Monday, 04-03-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated an UPTREND on 03-21-2006 for RS @ $87.69. (C) 2006 Comtex News Network, Inc. All rights reserved. KEYWORD: United States North America Illinois INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Technology Internet Professional Services Finance |
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By Selena Maranjian (TMF Selena)
May 3, 2006
You can prize many different things in a stock. Bottom-line performance is one, and Tim Hanson detailed the past decade's top performers in this article, leading off with drink purveyor Hansen Natural (Nasdaq: HANS), up more than 24,000% in 10 years. (Yes, 24,000% -- enough to turn $5,000 into more than a million dollars!)
Another desirable trait is consistency. It may even be more desirable than absolute returns, since many companies' returns can fluctuate considerably. Coca-Cola's (NYSE: KO) stock, for example, is below where it was nine years ago. (Take it from me, a shareholder.)
If you're wondering which stocks have the most consistent records, Jon Markman of MSN Money has the answer. He found that among the vast universe of thousands of stocks, only 17 had increased in value every year over the decade from 1996 through 2005. They were (including their average annual gain over the period):
- Chico's FAS (NYSE: CHS), 90%
- SCP Pool (Nasdaq: POOL), 57%
- Expeditors International of Washington (Nasdaq: EXPD), 46%
- Center Financial (Nasdaq: CLFC), 43%
- Brown & Brown, 40%
- Florida Rock Industries, 35%
- Genlyte Group (Nasdaq: GLYT), 35%
- Cathay General Bancorp, 33%
- Gracom, 33%
- Southwest Water, 28%
- Simpson Manufacturing, 28%
- Harbor Florida Bancshares, 27%
- Franklin Electric, 22%
- Australia and New Zealand Banking, 21%
- Home Properties, 18%
- National Australia Bank, 16%
- New Jersey Resources, 13%
The first thing that struck me about this list is the relatively high returns that each company delivered. You might think that some firms made the list by averaging an annual return of 2%, or 5%, or something. But no. Consistency appears to be tied to strong performance.
What should we, as investors, do with this list? Well, we might consider any of these firms for our own portfolio. They're not guaranteed to do well in the future (some may be out of business in 10 years, for all we know), but they sure have promising track records, which is more than many firms can boast.
We might also begin looking for consistency in other stocks we consider for our portfolios. A firm needn't have risen in every year of the past decade, but if it has a respectable string of solid gains in revenues, earnings, stock price, etc., that's a big plus.
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Before the start of trading, Hansen said it earned $21.1 million, or 84 cents a share, up from $8.8 million or 37 cents a share, in the year-ago period. Net sales came in at $119.7 million.
The average estimate of analyst polled by Thomson First Call had been for Hansen to earn 71 cents a share in the quarter on revenue of $106.3 million. Shares of Hansen were up at $173.77 - a gain of more than $21 - coming into the final hour of trading after cracking a 52-week high of $178.24 earlier on. This time last year, the stock hovered in the $30 range.
The pact with Anheuser-Busch , announced after the earnings report, covers distribution of Hansen's Monster, Lost and Rumba energy drinks which are currently pushed through a network of alcohol distributors and soft drink bottlers. The company noted that the category is on fire, with sales up 70% this year while Monster is the No. 2 brand with a 19.4 % market share. Gregory Badishkanian of Citigroup wrote in a note to clients that "the additional distribution...will enhance the presence of Hansen products across all channels [and] will help build the Monster brand and induce trial of the product."
That "could fuel growth for the next 18 to 24 months," he added.
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| HANSEN NATURAL CORP - Nasdaq SmallCap Market: HANS |
| Last | Change (%) | After Hours Chg (%)** | Trade Time | Bid | Ask |
| 175 |  23.35 (15.40) |  1.24 (0.70) | 16:47 | 174.50 (5) | 174.85 (2) |
Exchange Quote
| Last | Change (%) | Trade Time | Bid (size) | Ask (size) |
| 176.24 | 24.59 (16.21) | 16:00 | 175 (2) | 175.75 (1) |
| Latest Ticks | Prev Close | Open | Low | High |
| -+-+ | 151.65 | 169.50 | 165 | 178.24 |
| Day Volume | Avg Day Vol | VWAP | 52 Wk Low | 52 Wk High |
| 6,456,201 | 833,900 | 169.297 | 30.66 | 149.22 |
| # of Trades | Last Size | Avg Trade Size | P/E Ratio | Market Cap (mil) |
| 33,398 | 100 | 193 | 68 | 3,931 |
4:48:14 PM EDT - Tuesday, May 9, 2006- Exchange quote is delayed at least 15 minutes.
Hatte mir heute nachmittag mal frei genommen, von unterwegs per Handy den Kurssprung gesehen. Beruhigt war ich nicht. Könnte morgen wieder um die Prozente runtergehen, wenn man nicht weiß warum der Kurs so angezogen hat.
Nach dem Motto , wie gewonnen , so zerronnen.
Nun weiß ich wie sich ein Lotto Millionär fühlt.Tgl. Angst zu haben, dass sein Geld alle wird, was er gewonnen hat. Schaurig.Igittigitt!
Bin froh, dass ich diesmal, ganz gut investiert habe. Nur sollte ich in CC verlieren,
dann muß ich lange stricken über Hansen, um den Verlust wieder , wie heißt das noch, zu reinvestieren?? ich bin schon müde , entschuldigung.
der Gewinner,
Da ich morgen unterwegs bin auf der Autobahn, während der US Börsentime.
Trotzalledem, ich habe in CC (Cobracrest) nur das investiert, was ich gewonnen habe in einem anderem high risk Wert, den ich schon abgeschrieben hatte. Aber ich bin eben immer eher selbstkritisch, als zu optimistisch.
Einen highriskwert pro jahr, das kann ich verschmerzen, aber ich schwöre mir immer und immer wieder, nie wieder in Riskwerte.
Wer möchte nicht überall der Winner sein?? gg
Irgendwie paradox. Warum rechne ich ausgerechnet einen highriskwert auf mit einem smallriskwert, wie hansen????
hätte ich in hansen nicht jüngst investiert in etwa der gleichen Summe wie CC,köme ich nie auf die Idee, hier aufzurechnen.! g
Ausserdem, sind wir denn nicht alle Winner hier im Board, wie unser Zocki ?
IBD's 10 Fast-Growing Top-Rated Companies 1. Hansen Natural Corp. (HANS) 2. Gol Intelligent Airlines (GOL) 3. Basic Energy Services (BAS) 4. Multi-Fineline Electronix (MFLX) 5. Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTSH) 6. Arena Resources (ARD) 7. Unit Corp. (UNT) 8. FormFactor (FORM) 9. Ceradyne (CRDN) 10. Ultra Petroleum (UPL) Hansen Natural Corp. By Josh Brown To see more of The Press-Enterprise, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://www.PE.com. Copyright (c) 2006, The Press-Enterprise, Riverside, Calif. ************************************************** As of Friday, 05-05-2006 23:59, the latest Comtex SmarTrend(SM) Alert, an automated pattern recognition system, indicated a DOWNTREND on 07-22-2005 for HANS @ $93.12. (C) 2006 Comtex News Network, Inc. All rights reserved. |
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