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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Earnings Estimate Cheat Sheet – Jan 30-31, 2008

Estimated Reporting Date

Symbol

Revenue Estimate Current Q

Operating Profit Estimate Current Q

EPS Estimate Current Q

EBITDA Estimate Current Q

Revenue Estimate Next Q

Sequential Revenue Growth Estimate, Percent

Operating Profit Estimate Next Q

EPS Estimate Next Q

EBITDA Estimate Next Q

Revenue Estimate Full Year

Operating Profit Estimate Full Year

EPS Estimate Full Year

EBITDA Estimate Full Year

Revenue Estimate Next Year

Operating Profit Estimate Next Year

EPS Estimate Next Year

EBITDA Estimate Next Year

1/30/2008

AMZN

5,372.4

286.9

0.48

396.2

3,924.9

-26.94%

199.1

0.35

298.3

14,518.9

671.6

1.12

1,079.7

18,245.8

958.4

1.63

1,468.6

1/30/2008

CDNS

470.3

172.2

0.46

199.5

393.2

-16.40%

107.6

0.30

133.8

1,628.1

490.7

1.35

593.1

1,744.7

558.3

1.53

661.8

1/30/2008

CRUS

49.0

3.5

0.08

6.9

46.9

-4.28%

2.9

0.06

7.1

184.0

12.6

0.27

23.5

216.4

23.1

0.42

38.3

1/30/2008

ESLR

20.0

(6.2)

(0.04)

(3.7)

20.0

0.45%

(6.2)

(0.03)

(2.6)

67.7

(26.7)

(0.25)

(17.6)

103.7

(19.9)

(0.07)

(5.2)

1/30/2008

ININ

29.8

2.2

0.12

4.2

29.9

0.51%

2.1

0.10

3.4

109.7

7.8

0.46

--

132.9

13.0

0.62

20.8

1/30/2008

MTSN

49.5

(2.0)

0.00

0.0

57.0

15.19%

1.1

0.05

--

264.4

21.8

0.42

19.0

280.2

26.6

0.58

35.0

1/30/2008

NEWP

114.5

8.7

0.20

--

111.5

-2.64%

6.5

0.17

--

442.0

31.0

0.68

52.8

468.7

38.6

0.81

62.0

1/30/2008

NVLS

361.5

53.1

0.36

74.0

356.0

-1.52%

50.1

0.34

75.7

1,568.1

258.8

1.64

328.7

1,481.7

229.0

1.55

297.3

1/30/2008

OIIM

46.7

7.8

0.21

9.2

41.2

-11.69%

4.8

0.13

5.7

165.2

23.2

0.65

27.2

192.1

32.5

0.86

35.6

1/30/2008

OSTK

307.8

4.3

0.13

12.6

172.5

-43.96%

(6.2)

(0.26)

--

776.7

(31.8)

(1.55)

--

827.2

(7.0)

(0.21)

17.8

1/30/2008

SBUX

2,771.8

331.8

0.27

466.1

2,652.9

-4.29%

271.0

0.22

391.7

11,001.6

1,211.3

1.01

1,752.0

12,659.6

1,423.7

1.21

2,036.9

1/31/2008

ACLS

86.3

(11.2)

(0.09)

(7.1)

91.6

6.20%

(4.5)

(0.03)

(0.3)

401.3

(15.3)

(0.04)

0.9

398.1

(4.8)

0.06

10.0

1/31/2008

ACTU

38.4

9.4

0.10

10.0

35.1

-8.43%

7.0

0.08

7.6

139.3

28.3

0.32

30.5

152.6

34.4

0.38

36.8

1/31/2008

ALTR

309.9

56.5

0.17

67.1

319.1

2.95%

68.2

0.21

83.1

1,250.3

267.0

0.80

301.4

1,333.6

314.4

0.96

375.7

1/31/2008

ASYT

105.5

0.9

0.03

--

109.9

4.16%

2.6

0.03

--

471.7

23.8

0.30

--

512.2

47.5

0.53

--

1/31/2008

AVID

247.8

24.1

0.51

28.0

233.8

-5.66%

15.2

0.32

20.0

918.8

53.4

1.33

72.7

975.1

77.5

1.52

82.5

1/31/2008

AVNX

52.1

1.2

0.01

1.2

51.8

-0.62%

1.4

0.01

1.3

214.0

7.0

0.04

7.3

244.4

19.6

0.09

19.3

1/31/2008

CA

1,044.5

224.8

0.25

--

1,052.0

0.72%

209.8

0.24

--

4,189.2

978.5

1.09

1,144.7

4,329.9

1,049.9

1.19

1,348.9

1/31/2008

CLS

2,094.0

50.1

0.13

82.0

1,877.7

-10.33%

35.4

0.08

65.5

7,959.0

120.7

0.24

236.9

8,258.6

192.5

0.50

309.9

1/31/2008

COHU

60.0

0.4

0.08

--

63.0

5.00%

1.7

0.10

--

244.3

3.2

0.34

--

270.0

15.7

0.65

--

1/31/2008

DRIV

95.8

27.6

0.53

31.6

102.7

7.22%

31.2

0.58

33.8

348.2

94.9

1.87

109.1

405.9

115.0

2.19

132.7

1/31/2008

ERTS

1,736.4

373.5

0.90

447.6

837.9

-51.74%

35.3

0.16

70.8

3,893.6

374.4

1.11

547.3

4,555.2

762.5

1.93

924.0

1/31/2008

EXAR

27.3

(9.0)

(0.05)

--

32.8

20.04%

(4.9)

0.03

--

96.4

(5.6)

0.14

--

144.3

(5.6)

0.35

--

1/31/2008

GOOG

3,450.2

1,798.0

4.44

2,069.9

3,766.9

9.18%

2,013.3

4.84

2,262.4

11,718.4

6,011.2

15.58

7,003.9

16,590.8

8,608.1

20.78

9,937.2

1/31/2008

ISSI

64.5

0.5

0.04

2.4

65.5

1.48%

0.8

0.05

3.4

269.4

3.8

0.20

13.4

--

--

--

--

1/31/2008

IWOV

59.7

9.4

0.17

--

58.8

-1.38%

8.8

0.16

--

222.4

32.5

0.59

--

248.9

41.8

0.70

--

1/31/2008

JDSU

386.4

16.4

0.12

30.0

390.2

0.98%

18.2

0.12

31.0

1,541.9

68.2

0.46

115.1

1,712.2

139.2

0.71

181.5

1/31/2008

LAVA

54.1

8.6

0.14

20.0

55.7

2.96%

9.5

0.15

21.0

213.4

32.3

0.54

40.5

242.3

48.9

0.78

88.0

1/31/2008

MCRL

64.0

12.6

0.11

--

64.5

0.77%

12.1

0.11

--

257.7

48.4

0.44

66.8

270.3

52.1

0.48

71.6

1/31/2008

MNST

352.7

74.3

0.38

89.5

370.5

5.06%

78.1

0.41

93.2

1,352.9

262.7

1.40

326.3

1,521.8

334.9

1.76

396.5

1/31/2008

ONNN

407.1

75.9

0.21

99.5

399.3

-1.93%

72.2

0.20

97.5

1,565.2

283.6

0.80

371.8

1,662.2

324.3

0.91

411.3

1/31/2008

PKTR

38.0

(0.7)

0.00

--

38.3

0.64%

(0.8)

0.01

--

141.8

(9.1)

(0.15)

(6.0)

163.1

4.2

0.16

15.0

1/31/2008

RFMD

268.6

11.0

0.07

--

262.9

-2.14%

10.9

0.05

--

999.6

40.4

0.26

110.0

1,182.0

96.6

0.34

--

1/31/2008

SIMO

50.9

15.2

0.47

17.2

45.4

-10.80%

12.7

0.37

12.4

176.9

50.4

1.63

58.7

224.0

67.9

1.97

74.4

1/31/2008

SMTL

50.0

0.0

0.01

1.7

57.5

15.00%

3.4

0.06

4.0

238.5

16.1

0.34

20.1

287.5

34.8

0.68

62.3

1/31/2008

SWIR

125.7

13.2

0.35

16.1

120.7

-3.98%

11.0

0.29

--

429.5

37.9

1.14

51.9

524.9

49.5

1.28

61.4

1/31/2008

TRID

70.7

16.0

0.23

16.8

61.9

-12.45%

11.0

0.16

7.4

287.4

66.4

0.94

56.0

308.2

54.2

0.78

21.9

1/31/2008

TSM

2,864.1

1,095.6

0.20

--

2,670.7

-6.75%

941.6

0.17

--

9,846.2

3,390.4

0.63

5,864.0

11,491.7

4,201.0

0.74

6,761.7

1/31/2008

TSO

5,881.0

58.5

0.02

141.7

4,878.0

-17.05%

105.1

0.54

207.6

19,338.8

1,115.8

4.39

1,459.9

20,370.4

1,338.9

5.24

1,607.8

1/31/2008

TSRA

52.7

18.7

0.26

--

52.4

-0.51%

17.0

0.24

--

195.3

67.9

0.94

--

220.3

88.1

1.13

--

1/31/2008

UTEK

33.9

1.7

0.12

4.1

29.3

-13.47%

(0.2)

0.05

--

116.5

(5.5)

(0.01)

2.3

134.1

5.2

0.39

15.1

1/31/2008

VRSN

380.8

94.8

0.29

131.1

390.6

2.56%

99.0

0.31

132.8

1,494.0

330.7

1.01

459.0

1,643.4

431.7

1.36

573.4

Sandisk cost accounting seems good... for them

I thought this was worth reprinting:

The resulting price falls halved Toshiba's operating margin in its chip business to 4.8 percent in October-December from 10 percent in the previous quarter, and cut the unit's profit by 60 percent.

Toshiba has a lot more moving parts but they're saying the margin degradation came primarily from NAND flash.

So Sandisk is injecting vast amounts of working capital into an off balance sheet JV (Flashvision, which they co-own with Toshiba) that's hurting Toshiba's results substantially and yet Sandisk reports pretty healthy product gross margins and profits.

I just don't think Sandisk's financial statements give a clear picture of the health of the company. They don't tell you what their real manufacturing costs are. I think it's a deceptive structure.

Memory fades further

Powerchip reported a gross margin of -71%. Last quarter it was -13%.

Promos cut capex substantially yesterday. Elpida followed today with a cut 25% below analyst expectations.

This article rehashes some of the other recent negative data points of the memory capex market.

I don't like the memory capex sector at all. Lam's guidance was far too optimistic. Varian, Lam, KLA Tencor, Mattson... all these stocks have a lot further to fall. Estimates are way too high.

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Yahoo Q4:2007 Results

Yahoo reports revenues a touch light with operating income 10% better than estimates. They guide the full year 2008 revenues ex-tac (traffic acquisition costs) to a range of 5.3 - 5.8 billion with the street using a "soft" number of 5.8 billion. Their operating income guidance looks downright lousy. The stock was telegraphing numbers coming down -- look at the sickly chart (click on it for a close-up).



They're still in a lot of flux. The old guard must go but they won't unless they're forced out. It's a very valuable media property in terms of market share and user base. The question is how low does the stock price have to go to force large media companies to buy a fixer-upper. It's not going to be easy to hold onto through the bonfire of the vanities to come. The problem with a story like this is the stock needs to get beaten up for something good to happen for shareholders... it's bad but I can't tell you exactly when it's bad enough. There's probably easier places to make money than here.

Pass.

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