Beleggers lijken eindelijk in te zien dat Rambus niet alleen rozegeur en manenschijn is. Het Rambus zeepbelletje spatte uiteen met als gevolg dat de aandelenkoers binnen een week 33% daalde. The Register schrijft dat de de plotselinge bezinning bij beleggers volgens analisten onder meer het gevolg is van het Rambus artikel dat vorige week door Tom's Hardware Guide werd gepost:
"The stock is getting killed because of the report," Drew Peck, an analyst at SG Cohen Securities, told Bloomberg. He rates Rambus stock 'neutral. "In this environment, it doesn't take much to tip it over. It's more or less and 'shoot first and ask questions later'."[...] Astonishing, isn't it -- that it took Tom's Hardware to prick the trading bubble enveloping Rambus. The facts surrounding Rambus -- yield problems, expense, performance issues, OEM unpopularity -- have all been in the public domain for months. But still, they traded. [break] Ook door Fool.com wordt THG als mede schuldige aangewezen
: [/break] Chip performance enhancement technologies developer Rambus (Nasdaq: RMBS) was run over for a $76 19/32 loss to $317 1/32 today, adding to Friday's 5% decline. A host of less-than-positive comments about the company's prospects have been made recently, issued from commentators as diverse as Merrill Lynch and www.tomshardware.com.
Thanks Arjan voor de tip.