ron banged schreef:
[quote=maxen]
[quote=ron banged]
another day of underperformance.
Down 2.3% while market about flat.
And yes pumpers, I do post this everyday...but it is not because I am repeating old news or the same opinion.
It is because the stock is down, and underperforms...everyday.
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Not quite.
1) You ONLY post this on days when Crucell is actually underperforming the AEX, which is by far NOT everyday.
2 Actually, Crucell OUTperforms the AEX most of the days/weeks/months/years.
So, since I missed your Crucell/AEX comparisons (again!) for the last couple of days when Crucell pps was going up, I figured you may need some help.
I thought it easier to exclude day-to-day fluctuations, and look at Crucell and AEX performance for the last weeks (roughly the period when you were (claiming) keeping track):
1 - day Crucell +3.1% AEX -1.9% Crucell outperforms AEX with 5.0%
1-week Crucell +5.7% AEX -3.1% Crucell outperforms AEX with 8.8%
2-week Crucell +1.2% AEX -6.4% Crucell outperforms AEX with 7.6%
3-week Crucell +0.0% AEX -7.7% Crucell outperforms AEX with 7.7%
4-week Crucell -2.3% AEX -4.5% Crucell outperforms AEX with 2.2%
For good measure, since I’m more interested in long-term comparisons, here's a bonus:
½ year Crucell -5.0% AEX +19.1% Crucell underperforms AEX with 24.1%
1 year Crucell +38.8% AEX +7.5% Crucell outperforms AEX with 31.3%
5 year Crucell +75.1% AEX -10.7% Crucell outperforms AEX with 85.8%
9 year Crucell -4.8% AEX -56.5% Crucell outperforms AEX with 51.7%
Now please would you, from now on, perform your self-imposed task yourself by posting the Crucell outperformance data on a daily basis?
Thanks in advance,
your humble assistant,
Maxen.
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Stock has underperformed the market severely...by 5% in the last couple of days.
Face it...they screwed the pooch again...Two earnings in a row.
Missed revenues, missed earnings and missed margins.
Would have been worse except they pulled another 8 million in reverse impairment out of their ass.
They will barely make the 20% this year, and they sold the future of the company to J+J so they could play with the numbers next year to "prove" what a great job they are doing by tacking on a "bogus" 5 million euro here and there to make the numbers look better than they are.
Brus is an albatross...time to throw him overboard. or at the very least give them no more shares to squander.