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Update: A Nortel Comeback? Verizon Deal Cheers Stock	Shares of — dare I say it once again? — “beleaguered” networking equipment vendor Nortel (NT) are up almost 11%, or 88 cents, at $8.99 this afternoon, the biggest gainer on the New York Stock Exchange on a percentage basis, after the company’s meeting with investors at its headquarters in Toronto today. The Wall Street Journal says that the agreement announced with Wimax wireless vendor Alvarion (ALVR) today, which Eric wrote about earlier, signals a shift in Nortel...	June 11, 2008
Pre-Market Volume Spike: Alvarion Ltd. (ALVR)	Alvarion Ltd. (NASDAQ: ALVR) is seeing a surge in pre-market trading this morning. The company signed a strategic WiMAX agreement with Nortel Networks today, and this has shares running on high volume. We have already seen about 150,000 shares trade with more than 20 minutes to the open of trading. Its average trading volume is 590,000 shares. Shares closed at $7.51 yesterday and are now indicated up around $8.08. 52-WEEK TRADING RANGE: $5.20 to $15.21 OPTIONS AVAIL.: YES Jon C. Ogg Ju...	June 11, 2008
Dollar Surge May Benefit Israeli Stocks That Trade in the U.S.	Aaron Katsman IsraelNewsletter.com Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke’s tough talk on the US Dollar helped support the greenback against the major global currencies, but it caused a minor rally against the Israeli shekel. As a reminder, the shekel has been one of the world’s strongest currencies over the last year, and its strength, while serving as a seal of approval on the state of the Israeli economy, has crushed exporters as well as many Israeli hi-tech’s that sell globa...	June 04, 2008
Israeli WiMAX play Alvarion keeps signing deals	Filed under: Products and services, Next big thing, Technology, IsraelWhile the stock has taken a beating over the last six months, Israeli WiMAX player Alvarion (NASDAQ: ALVR) continues to sign deal after deal. On Tuesady, the company announced a deal with AccessKenya Group for, "Alvarion to supply WiMAX equipment for what will be the country's largest WiMAX network. AccessKenya will invest $3.5 million to build the network, which will initially include 35 base stations in Nairobi and the port ...	May 28, 2008
Motley Fool's 5 stocks under $10 to consider for your portfolio	Filed under: Forecasts, Competitive strategy, XM Satellite Radio (XMSR), Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI), Economic dataSome investors shy away from low priced stocks., but Rick Aristotle Munarriz thinks some stocks under $10 have nice growth potential. Here's his list of five such stocks to consider. Alvarion Ltd. (NASDAQ: ALVR) is currently at $8.98; its development trajectory looks impressive if we take into account the fact that it has gained 53% over the past two months. In addition, it...	May 21, 2008
Top Israeli Stocks	Earlier this month was the 60 year anniversary of the country of Israel. Last year I wrote an article about the highest yielding Israeli stocks. Since the Country just had its 60 year anniversary, now may be time to take a second look as Israel. Here are some interesting facts about the country:1. It is ranked 22nd in per capita Gross Domestic Product.2. It is ranked 23rd in terms of the Human Development Index.3. They are the foreign country with more stocks listed on NASDAQ than any other coun...	May 18, 2008
Israel Q1 Earnings Roundup: Gearing up for Israel’s 60th	Lots of Israeli companies reporting earnings. Here are some highlights: Perrigo (PRGO): Tightened up 2008 guidance higher and beat revenues projections. Earnings release here. Early look at the stock is that investors aren’t impressed. See our recent commentary on PRGO’s generic nicotine gum. Teva Pharmaceuticals (TEVA): Earnings report here. Quarter over quarter growth looks to be 24% and profit down from CoGenesys charge. RRSat (RRST): Smacked yesterday after an earnings relea...	May 06, 2008
Alvarion Shares Jump On Strong Q1	Alvarion (ALVR) shares are gaining ground today on stronger-than-expected Q1 results. For the quarter, the WiMax equipment provider posted revenue of $67.2 million and non-GAAP EPS of 3 cents; the Street had expected $65.3 million and 2 cents. For Q2, the company sees revenue of $67 million to $71 million, and non-GAAP profits of 0-4 cents a share; the Street has been expecting $68.6 million and 3 cents. ALVR today is up 63 cents, or 9.3%, to $7.41. ...	May 05, 2008
Is you is or is you ain't WiMAX	Filed under: International markets, Internet, Google (GOOG), Next big thing, Sprint Nextel Corp (S), Smartphones, Technology, IsraelI've focused some of my writing and research on these pages on the hype surrounding WiMAX, an emerging telecommunications technology that could make broadband wireless access a reality. Some of the best WiMAX technology in being developed in Israel by firms like Alvarion (NASDAQ: ALVR) and Ceragon (NASDAQ: CRNT). In spite of on-again, off-again news coming out of bi...	April 01, 2008
Beneficiaries of wireless industry turbulence	On the back of the wireless spectrum auction results, I just wanted to share some ideas I had penned, oh about 2 months ago about how to make sense of the rapid changes going on in the wireless industry. More specifically, what I believe is happening is the evolution from Internet and wireless as 2 separate entities to a more unified, Wireless Internet. We’re still just in the putting-the-infrastructure-pieces-together stage. I think it’s best to describe the trends briefly and the...	March 24, 2008

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