Although, Nokia Corporation (ADR)(NYSE:NOK) is yet
to reveal the an official release date and pricing for the Lumia 920, but one
can still book the smartphone for pre-order now, contract-free, for $699 from
online retailer
Negri electronics.
Interestingly, this Sunday Best Buy Co.,
Inc.(NYSE:BBY) started taking pre-order for the Lumia 920 for for $150 with a
two-year contract. However, the listing appears
to be desisted now without any stated reason.
Shares of NOK have shown increased selling pressure
ever since it reported its earnings last week, following which the stock has
fallen about 6%. Despite a better than estimated earnings, analysts didn’t
raise any estimate for the company some of them believe that the company’s
upcoming Lumia 920 with Windows 8 would be key driver for the company’s turnaround.
Netflix, Inc.(NASDAQ:NFLX) shares saw a huge
pre-rally and the stock ended higher by 4.50% in Monday’s session.
The company is scheduled to report its third
quarter-earnings Tuesday after the market close and analysts are estimating the
company to add 1.43 million new customers for a total of about 25.4 million
U.S. users.
In March, the company’s CEO said to be targeted 7
million U.S. customers this year. However, analysts find it tough to achaiave
as the company has gathered only 2.27 million signed up in the first half of
2012. That means, Netflix need to add
another 4.73 million in the second half to make its goal to make total
subscriber count to 28.7 million.
Average analysts are estimating the company to
report EPS of 5 cents a share on revenue from $904.9 million, compared to a
year ago profit of $1.16 a share on revenue of $821.8 million.
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