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[codyx]

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Ok BigNick fammi qualche nome così me le studio un pò per rilassarmi. Da qualche mese è già tanto se sono riuscito a seguire le mie.
Ciao

 

[BigNick]

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Ok BigNick fammi qualche nome così me le studio un pò per rilassarmi. Da qualche mese è già tanto se sono riuscito a seguire le mie.
Ciao

guardati AMD,AAPL,ATYT ultimamente hanno perso molto (e non è detto che perdano ancora.. )

li seguo solo perchè conosco i prodotti che fanno, chiedi a Pippero che è un esperto nel settore

bye

BigNIck

 

[codyx]

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Sei passato a roba solida.
AMD a me è sempre piaciuta, non l'ho più seguita perchè ad un ecerto punto ho fatto una cernita dei titoli da monitorare bene.
Ciao

 

[codyx]

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Carreker Enters AML Space with Flexible, Modular Addition to CORE Risk Management Suite
Monday December 8, 5:05 pm ET
Solution Designed to Address Broad Scope of Bank Risk Areas and Strategies

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 8, 2003--Carreker Corporation (Nasdaq:CANI - News), a leading provider of technology and consulting solutions for the financial industry, announced the development of CORE AML(TM) for release in incremental components during 2004. The anti-money laundering software is designed to help banks protect their corporate reputations and their customers from the growing risk of financial criminality and to comply with a growing number of laws and regulations. CORE AML(TM) is an addition to the company's product suite CORE (Carreker Online Risk Expert), a comprehensive and flexible risk management platform for financial institutions.

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John Carreker, president of Global Payments Technologies, Carreker Corporation, said, "We made sure that our AML tool could be adapted to support each bank's own operational risk management strategy. While AML compliance requirements are urgent and stringent for banks around the world, they are far from consistent or static. Banks have sharply different AML needs depending on size, structure, market demographics, local rules, and existing technology infrastructure. CORE AML is designed to accommodate those differences and let clients install the functionality they need when they need it."

Carreker added, "Many banks have been driven to select a single-purpose and costly AML solution. But it is clear that new needs continue to emerge. The laws are evolving, new methods of fraud detection are unfolding, as are new capabilities in customer relationship management. As that happens, the products that have been on the market for the last few years are likely to become inadequate. By accommodating that kind of evolution, CORE AML(TM) offers our clients a better investment."

Analysts foresee a significant spend by financial institutions on anti-money laundering solutions. For European banks, for example, Datamonitor predicts a total spend of $4.8 billion between 2002 and 2006 on anti-money laundering compliance and risk management projects. The pressure on banks to prevent money laundering has been driven by a number of laws and regulations, including the USA Patriot Act and Basel II.

J. D. (Denny) Carreker, chairman and CEO of Carreker Corporation, said, "With more than 100 large banks around the world already using our fraud mitigation solutions, the AML space is a natural for us. As the pressure mounts for financial institutions to demonstrate compliance, protect their deposits and reputations, and ensure smooth operations for legitimate customers, we expect banks to turn to their trusted providers, and we in turn will continue to enhance our solutions to meet our clients' growing needs in this risk management space."

CORE AML(TM) is designed to filter transactions and accounts against industry and local blacklists and apply advanced detection techniques that surface suspicious transactions and accounts in both batch and real time. The software will combine transaction data from all types of payments and across multiple payment channels and relationships with available sociological, demographic, product, and service information to produce behavioral and risk profiles for each account. Watch lists will be easily updateable with alerts issued, false positives minimized, and existing databases leveraged.

Carreker's risk management solutions are marketed in two suites (CORE and FraudLink) and are used by about 100 of the leading banks in the U.S., Australia, Canada, Ireland, South Africa, and the U.K.

 

[codyx]

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Chiusura sopra 14$ e quindi tenute e poi esce questo, mah! Se, come spero, non dovesse rompere la dinamica, il 10 sera mi alleggerisco di almeno il 75%.
'notte
Claudio

 

[codyx]

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Ieri ho slegato il 45% dei miei cani (un pò mi è dispiaciuto).
Alle 11.46 esce questa:



SVPCo Forms Alliance with Carreker on Check 21 Readiness Education
Tuesday December 9, 5:46 pm ET
Bank Demand for Check 21 Education Growing in Wake of Legislation


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 9, 2003--Carreker Corporation (Nasdaq:CANI - News), a leading provider of technology and consulting solutions for the financial industry, today announced that the Small Value Payments Co (SVPCo) has formed an alliance with Carreker to deliver Carreker's Check 21 Workshop to SVPCo financial institutions.
Carreker's Check 21 Workshop is an intensive two-day set of sessions designed for all areas of a bank impacted by Check 21. It is delivered on site at the client bank, tailored to the client's business strategy and technology environment and focused on ensuring that the bank's Check 21 response is synchronized across the enterprise. It includes a comprehensive post-workshop analysis of the relative preparedness of each area of the bank and a detailed report that guides the bank's ongoing preparations and prioritization.

Hank Farrar, president and chief operating officer of SVPCo, which is owned by 22 of the largest U.S. banks and The Clearing House, said, "The pace of image exchange and associated planning has stimulated a demand for Check 21-related education. From conversations with participating banks, we felt that Carreker's Check 21 Readiness Workshop was setting the standard for Check 21 education and preparedness, so we chose Carreker to help us bring SVPCo participants the best introductory services for improving the understanding of Check 21 implications."

Nancy Langer, president of Carreker's Global Payments Consulting division, said, "We are gratified to see our relationship with SVPCo evolve to include this important educational component. Our Check 21 workshops contrast sharply with others by getting 'behind the firewall' to tailor our content to each client's circumstances and needs. We don't just prepare the bank for the immediate Check 21 impact, but for all the domino effects we foresee across the bank, and we give them tools to sustain their efforts."

Carreker has contracted its Check 21 Readiness Workshop for twelve leading banks. The company was also chosen by Wells Fargo to develop image exchange software, called ExchgLink(tm), for sending and receiving image files and software for ensuring image quality, called Image Inspector(tm). Both solutions will be in pilot in 2004. For more information, visit the Carreker and Check 21 Web site:

 

[codyx]

14.15: Reports Q3 (Oct) earnings of $0.05 per diluted share, $0.04 better than the Reuters Research consensus of $0.01 (1 analyst surveyed); revenues fell -8.2% year/year to $31.40 mln vs the $31.0 mln First Call consensus

 

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CR: Carreker Corporation Reports Third Quarter Results (PART 1 of 2) [DCHQGYP]

07:06am EST 10-Dec-03 PR Newswire - First Call Wire (Frank Tilley,972-371-1454)
Carreker Corporation Reports Third Quarter Fiscal 2003 Results;
Company Delivers Year over Year Growth in Earnings

Business Editors

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 10, 2003--Carreker Corporation
(Nasdaq:CANI), a leading provider of payments technology and
consulting solutions for the financial services industry, today
reports revenues of $31.4 million for the third quarter ended October
31, 2003, compared with $36.2 million in the second quarter fiscal
2003 and $34.2 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2002.
The Company reports net income of $1.3 million, or $0.06 per share
(basic) and $0.05 per share (diluted), for the third quarter of fiscal
2003, which compares with net income of $3.9 million, or $0.17 per
share (basic and diluted), for the second quarter of fiscal 2003, and
net income of $1.0 million or $0.04 per share (basic and diluted) in
the third quarter of fiscal 2002.
"Consistent with our earlier guidance, we have generated our
second consecutive quarter of profitability," said J.D. (Denny)
Carreker, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Carreker
Corporation. "Our strong financial position and profitability continue
to facilitate our investments in the next generation of payment
technology solutions."

 

[codyx]

Tutto come da previsione (hanno battuto le stime di un quarto debole) per cui credo che la quotazione possa scendere un pò, a meno che in sede di cc non dicano cose nuove.
Ciao
Claudio

 

[codyx]

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Liberati anche gli altri cani.
Questi animaletti mi hanno proprio fatto un gran bel regalo, dopotutto sono i migliori amici dell'uomo.
Qualcuno è rimasto dentro?
Ciao
Cla

 

[codyx]

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Al momento la storia si ripete, vendo e loro continuano a salire
Ciao

 

[BigNick]

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Scritto da codyx
Al momento la storia si ripete, vendo e loro continuano a salire
Ciao

non direi -10.60% , peccato per il post precedente...era un post storico con dei bei ricordi

ciao Cla

BigNick

 

[codyx]

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Peccato si per il vecchio post, avevo chiesto se potevano dargli altri 499 messaggi di vita, ma niente!
Magari anche questo (figlio del precedente) porterà le stesse soddisfazioni, cani se storna fino ai valori di cui parlavo e non cambiano le carte in tavola divennterebbe di nuovo un titolo da xxx%.
Ciao
Claudio

Scritto da BigNick
non direi -10.60% , peccato per il post precedente...era un post storico con dei bei ricordi

ciao Cla

BigNick

 

[codyx]

KeyCorp Selects Carreker's Image Exchange and Image Quality Software
Thursday December 18, 8:01 am ET
Agreement Affirms Key's Goal to Be Part of the First Image Exchange Planned for Early 2004 with Carreker Development Partner Wells Fargo


DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 18, 2003-- Carreker Corporation (Nasdaq:CANI - News), a leading provider of technology and consulting solutions for the financial industry, announced that KeyCorp, one of the nation's largest bank-based financial services organizations, has selected Carreker's image exchange and image quality software applications, ExchgLink(TM) and Image Inspector(TM). Key has agreed to be a Beta Partner for both products along with Wells Fargo Bank.
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In September Carreker announced an ExchgLink(TM) development partnership with Wells Fargo. The schedule calls for Key and Wells Fargo to exchange images in 2004, using Carreker's ExchgLink(TM) over the Distributive Traffic Agent (DTA) being developed by the Small Value Payments Co. (SVPCo) to handle volumes for the nation's largest banks.

"Our customer commitment includes being at the forefront when it comes to technology that will enhance our clients' experience," said Mike Barnum, executive vice president, Client Services Group, KeyCorp. "Using Carreker's image exchange and image quality products, we will provide our clients with faster and increased access to information, reduce their exposure to fraud and provide a more efficient payment process."

"This represents a natural extension of our technology partnership with Carreker," said David Harris, vice president, Key Technology Services, KeyCorp. "It provides a fully integrated solution that leverages our existing investment in electronic check presentment and image capture products from Carreker."

John Carreker, president of Carreker's Global Payments Technologies, said, "We are pleased to have reached this agreement with Key, a long-time technology partner. We see this agreement as a significant validation of the industry strategy to build image exchange on the infrastructure already established for electronic check presentment. ExchgLink is the compatible and logical solution for Key since the bank already uses our ECP software, CheckLink(TM)."

J. D. (Denny) Carreker, chairman and CEO of Carreker Corporation, said, "The enactment of Check 21 has spurred leading banks like Key to seize the opportunity to establish a competitive advantage in the use of images. Image exchange is the first "domino" impact of Check 21, and we believe that the more quickly banks make image exchange the standard means of sharing check information, the more quickly they can reap the auxiliary rewards Check 21 promises. The Federal Reserve's recent announcement to use SVPCo's DTA for image exchange has effectively made SVPCo's network the preferred industry network. Key's commitment is setting the pace for other large banks."

ExchgLink(TM) software will ultimately enable banks to truncate checks entirely and exchange only images. Image exchange will significantly reduce banks' operations and transportation costs, and their exposure to payments fraud. At the same time, image exchange will enable banks to develop and offer new products that meet consumer and commercial customer demand for better funds availability and deposit flexibility.

Besides the basic functions of image send and receive, ExchgLink(TM) will also support item-level reconciliation; image quality assurance (by interfacing seamlessly with Carreker's Image Inspector(TM) software); and back office functions (by interfacing with Carreker's suite of image-enabled back office systems -- Inbound Returns Express(TM), Adjustments Express(TM), and Exceptions Express(TM)).

Image Inspector(TM) software is designed to analyze captured check images for business content deficiencies as well as physical flaws and flag and repair suspect items. It is a vital enabling technology for facilitating direct image exchange because with the advent of check truncation, banks will no longer have access to the paper check, making the quality of the captured images critical. Banks that capture check images can deploy Image Inspector(TM) software before the images are archived or transmitted to another bank or a customer. Archive providers can use Image Inspector(TM) software to verify the quality of images they receive from their user banks.

Approximately 50 percent of U.S. check processing volume is currently being imaged and committed to image archives, and that rate is expected to increase to 90 percent within a few years, according to a survey by Global Concepts Inc. Approximately 60 percent of check images archived by the top 50 banks in North America are stored by Carreker applications (when fully implemented), either at individual banks or in shared archives. Carreker offers the only image-enabled back office suite (for exceptions, adjustments, and return items, with a research offering in the works), a number of image-enabled fraud mitigation applications, and the first application in its image quality assurance suite.

About KeyCorp

Cleveland-based KeyCorp is one of the nation's largest bank-based financial services companies, with assets of approximately $84 billion.

 

[codyx]

Qualcuno ha voglia di dare un occhio al suo grafico? Grazie.
Ciao
Cla

 

[BigNick]

non male

ci vuoi rientrare Claudio ?

 

[codyx]

Non capisco il suo comportamento, chiedo quindi lumi all' a.t. .
La tentazione è tanta ma la prudenza lo è di più, al momento ne sono fuori.
Ciao
Cla

 

[BigNick]

Scritto da codyx
Non capisco il suo comportamento, chiedo quindi lumi all' a.t. .
La tentazione è tanta ma la prudenza lo è di più, al momento ne sono fuori.
Ciao
Cla

dovresti chiedere a qualcuno bravo, a me a vederla piace ma è solo una sensazione, ci capisco poco

ciao !

 

[codyx]

Ola BigNick, sei rimasto solo tu a rispondermi su cani
Ciao
Cla



Notice: Dismissal of Carreker Lawsuit
Friday December 19, 5:13 pm ET

BALA CYNWYD, Pa., Dec. 19 /PRNewswire/ --

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
DALLAS DIVISION

BARBARA I. SMITH and WALTER ) No. 3:03-CV-1211-M
EVANS, DERIVATIVELY ON BEHALF )
OF NOMINAL DEFENDANT CARREKER )
CORPORATION, )
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Plaintiffs, )
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v. )
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JOHN D. CARREKER JR., JAMES D. )
CARREKER, RICHARD R. LEE, JR., )
JAMES L. FISCHER, DONALD L. )
HOUSE, DAVID K. SIAS, TERRY L. )
GAGE, )
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Defendants, )
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and )
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CARREKER CORPORATION, )
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Nominal Defendant. )
______________________________ )

TO: ALL CURRENT SHAREHOLDERS OF CARREKER CORPORATION


PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that plaintiffs in the above-captioned shareholders' derivative action (the "Action") brought against certain officers and directors of Carreker Corporation intend to voluntarily dismiss the Action without prejudice. The proposed dismissal of the Action will not affect the rights of any Carreker shareholder or Carreker Corporation (Nasdaq: CANI - News). Each party will bear its own costs in connection with the dismissal and no money is changing hands as a result of the dismissal.

DO NOT TELEPHONE THE COURT REGARDING THIS NOTICE.

 

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http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=CANI

Sto meditando di rientrare sul titolo, ma vedendo questo i dubbi aumentano, che ne dite?
Ciao
Cla