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CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia: What “Web Extra” Internet stock did Darren Chervitz recommend exclusively for CNBC Stock Blog readers?	What “Web Extra” Internet stock did Darren Chervitz recommend exclusively for CNBC Stock Blog readers? Chervitz also offered a bonus selection for CNBC.com — not revealed on TV. He likes Shutterfly (SFLY) the leading online photo service. The company does a brisk business in personalized products like scrapbooks, beverage mugs, and calendars. It’s expected to fulfill more than eight million orders this year. He also notes there has been some insider buying by manage...	May 21, 2008
Shutterfly (SFLY) Sees Insider Buying	Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/Insider+Trades/Shutterfly+%28SFLY%29+Sees+Insider+Buying/3649149.html for the full story....	May 14, 2008
What Should Microsoft Buy Instead?	So, now that it has $40 billion or so freed up, and an Internet strategy to revise, what should Microsoft (MSFT) buy instead of Yahoo (YHOO)? The obvious answers, which have been much discussed, include Time Warner’s (TWX) AOL business, News Corp.’s (NWS) MySpace division and privately held Facebook. But maybe the company can make it self over with a Web 2.0 bargain-hunting spree instead. Nice post today from Sramana Mitra discussing how Microsoft might construct itself a new Interne...	May 05, 2008
Fast Money Recap	Word On The StreetWORD VIDEORotation TradeMarket players are rotating out of commodites and into tech and financials. What is the trade? Adami thinks this trend will continue for the next three months. He said financial stocks are undervalued - look at Goldman Sachs (GS) and Wachovia (WB). Finerman agreed and disclosed she bought Citigroup (C) on Wednesday. Macke said be patient and buy the dips in both the tech and financial sectors.Wedding TradeThe wedding season kicks off in May and the indu...	May 01, 2008
Shutterfly (SFLY): A Death Rattle From Web 2.0	Shutterfly (SFLY) calls itself an Internet-based social expression and personal publishing service. In reality, it is a simple online photo storage, swapping,... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] ...	May 01, 2008
Shutterfly: Weak Q1, Light Guidance; But Stock Rises	Shutterfly (SFLY) this afternoon reported Q1 revenue of $34.3 million, short of the Street consensus of $35.61 million. The company lost 15 cents a share in the quarter, in line with expectations. For Q2, the online photo service sees revenue of $35 million to $38 million, short of the consensus of $39.8 million, with a loss of 19-24 cents a share, worse than the Street estimate of a loss of 15 cents=. Shutterfly sees revenue for the full year of $225 million to $245 million, shy of Street expec...	April 30, 2008
Some Internet Companies Exposed To Auction-Rate Paper	Quite a few Internet companies have exposure to auction-rate securities, according to a survey of securities filings by Jefferies & Co.’s Youssef Squali. Many companies have invested at least a portion of their cash holdings in auction-rate paper, seeking to generate some extra yield. But the breakdown of the auction-rate paper market has left many companies with positions that are illiquid. The terms of many auction-rate issues provided that interest rates actually move higher when th...	March 17, 2008
Shutterfly: Picturing Profits	Shutterfly (SFLY) gave traders an outstanding chance to collect profits last year as it ran from a base below the IPO price of $15.00 to an ultimate high of $36 in a few short months. Since that time the stock has come full circle and is trying once again to find support at $15.00. Because many investors originally bought the shares on the IPO pricing in September of 2006 right at this level, the support area needs to hold strong in order to keep these long-term holders interested. I would ma...	February 12, 2008
Shutterfly: Picturing Profits	Shutterfly (SFLY) gave traders an outstanding chance to collect profits last year as it ran from a base below the IPO price of $15.00 to an ultimate high of $36 in a few short months. Since that time the stock has come full circle and is trying once again to find support at $15.00. Because many investors originally bought the shares on the IPO pricing in September of 2006 right at this level, the support area needs to hold strong in order to keep these long-term holders interested. I would ma...	February 11, 2008
Shutterfly Revenue Beats but EPS Misses	Shutterfly (SFLY) reported fourth quarter revenue of $97.5 million, beating the Street consensus of $93.77 million. But EPS of 63 cents a share was two cents short of expectations....	February 07, 2008

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