Needham & Company Maintains a 'Hold' on Oclaro (OCLR); Cutting Estimates Despite Accelerated Cost Cuts
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7 Buy, 12 Hold, 0 Sell
Rating Trend: = Flat
Today's Overall Ratings:
Up: 13 | Down: 14 | New: 11
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Needham & Company maintains a 'Hold' on Oclaro (NASDAQ: OCLR).
Analyst, Alex Henderson, said, "Even with the Cost Cutting, we are Cutting our Estimates: Cutting CY 2012 Revenue estimate to $545 mm from $576 mm; Cutting CY 2012 EPS estimates to $0.83/sh loss from $0.67/sh loss; Cutting CY 2013 Revenue estimate to $781 mm from $865 mm; and Cutting CY 2013 EPS estimates to $0.09/sh loss from $0.17/sh profit."
For an analyst ratings summary and ratings history on Oclaro click here. For more ratings news on Oclaro click here.
Shares of Oclaro closed at $2.80 yesterday.
Analyst, Alex Henderson, said, "Even with the Cost Cutting, we are Cutting our Estimates: Cutting CY 2012 Revenue estimate to $545 mm from $576 mm; Cutting CY 2012 EPS estimates to $0.83/sh loss from $0.67/sh loss; Cutting CY 2013 Revenue estimate to $781 mm from $865 mm; and Cutting CY 2013 EPS estimates to $0.09/sh loss from $0.17/sh profit."
For an analyst ratings summary and ratings history on Oclaro click here. For more ratings news on Oclaro click here.
Shares of Oclaro closed at $2.80 yesterday.
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