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InvestorGuide Weekly Administrator |
posted 01-22-2001 10:21 AM
 
Brokerage web sites are like aging movie stars: they're always getting face-lifts. And ever since Credit Suisse First Boston took over Donald Lufkin Jenrette and its DLJDirect.com affiliate last November, the company has been promising dramatic changes. But what the new site delivers is more of the same. (source: Business Week) http://www.businessweek.com/ebiz/0101/el0119.htm |
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Earnings Administrator |
posted 11-14-2000 06:49 PM
Company Name (Ticker): reported, expected, same q last year DLJ Direct (DIR): -$0.04, -$0.05, -$0.03 |
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InvestorGuide Daily Administrator |
posted 08-30-2000 06:23 PM
The CS First Boston / DLJ merger will have a significant effect on the IPO underwriting market. CSFB floated 39 IPOs this year, raising about $8.9 billion, and DLJ floated 20, raising $3.4 billion. The new company will be in a better position to rival IPO leader Goldman Sachs, which raised $23 billion through 41 IPOs. (source: Marketwatch) http://cbs.marketwatch.com/archive/20000830/news/current/ipo_rep.htx |
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InvestorGuide Daily Administrator |
posted 08-30-2000 06:21 PM
Credit Suisse First Boston announced this morning that it will acquire Donaldson Lufkin Jenrette in a deal worth $11.5 billion. DLJ shares were up 4 7/16 on the day, and the entire financial sector benefited from the announcement. (source: TheStreet) http://www.thestreet.com/brknews/banks/1059816.html |
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InvestorGuide Daily Administrator |
posted 08-29-2000 06:18 PM
Shares of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, the nation's seventh-largest investment bank, jumped 25% Tuesday on heavy trading amid takeover talk. The company is reportedly in discussion with Credit Suisse First Boston. (source: MarketWatch) http://cbs.marketwatch.com/archive/20000829/news/current/dlj.htx |
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InvestorGuide Weekly Administrator |
posted 07-24-2000 02:54 PM
Gomez looks at the earnings reports of brokers Schwab, E*Trade and DLJ Direct. http://www.gomez.com/features/article.cfm?topcat_id=0&id=5814 |
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Earnings Administrator |
posted 07-18-2000 07:19 PM
Company Name (Ticker): reported, expected, same q last year DLJdirect (DIR): -$0.06, -$0.02, $0.05 |
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Earnings Administrator |
posted 04-18-2000 08:05 PM
Company (Ticker): reported, expected, same q last year DLJdirect (DIR): $0.13, $0.03, $0.07 |
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newsman |
posted 06-10-1999 09:26 AM
Online brokerage DLJdirect said it will begin operations in Japan on June 11. The Tokyo-based business is a joint venture formed in March 1999 between DLJdirect Inc. and Japanese shareholders including companies from Sumitomo Group and Daiwa Securities Group Inc. The brokerage will offer Internet trading of stocks on the Tokyo and Osaka Stock Exchanges, over-the-counter stocks, and money market funds. |
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gatsby |
posted 06-09-1999 10:09 AM
smario, to kind of answer your question from a month ago, company's hope that a spun-off company's stock performance will have a positive effect on the original company's stock. This type of move certainly worked for a company like Creative Computer, which spun off 20% of Internet auction site UBid in December. Creative Computer shares rallied immediately as new investors bought shares to get a piece of Ubid. DLJ is probably hoping for the same sort of effect through DLJDirect. However, DLJ, though it experienced a slight increase during DLJDirec't ipo, they are down roughly 8 points since then. Currently, DLJDirect is still roughly 3.5 points higher than their offering price May 26. So I guess this type of strategy doesn't work for everyone. |
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donlee75 |
posted 06-04-1999 12:37 PM
Does anyone know what's going on with DIR price???????? Thanks |
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trendy |
posted 06-03-1999 10:12 AM
> Smart move? I think they need to in order to keep up with Schwab, E*Trade, Waterhouse, Ameritrade and Datek. If they fall behind, they're dust. > Any guesses as to who it might be? |
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daffy |
posted 05-30-1999 10:26 AM
According to the CEO, they're planning to acquire another online broker by the end of the year. Smart move? Any guesses as to who it might be? |
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thinkbig |
posted 05-28-1999 09:52 AM
I think the $3 billion market cap is awfully generous, even compared to its peers (ex. AMTD, EGRP). |
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dude |
posted 05-27-1999 03:39 PM
This IPO was unusual in that (1) DLJ is itself a brokerage and (2) the offering is a tracking stock. Nearly all offerings have a lead underwriter and several other underwriters (called the syndicate)... I'm not whether this one did - if it didn't it's probably because of the two reasons above. |
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