Otelia sells MWW 6.32: At the end of July, Monster Worldwide as much as 15% after reporting earnings and an upbeat guidance that made Wall Street happy.

Please due your own due diligence before investing. I can now get a good night's sleep. In order to value a company like Monster that is not growing, but is shrinking, let's take the 8 cents and double it to 16 cents, representing one full year of earnings. In 2014, the company lost $3.29 per share, broke even in 2013 and lost $2.27 per share in 2012. During the first 6 months of 2015, Monster is doing better than I expected - it has made a profit of 8 cents per share. After impairing $325,800 of goodwill in 2014, Monster had an operating loss of $322,296. The operating income from the previous 2 years was $33 and $32 million.


Delois:
Lastly, let me get to the profit/loss aspect of the company.

Fumiko:
As Monster has approximately $100 million on the balance sheet, this translates to share dilution.

Maricruz:
It obtained the 3.5% because the holders received the option to force the company to convert the notes to shares.

Danita:
It seems that a lot of the assets listed are non-cash assets, whereas the liabilities (except for deferred revenue) are.

Lin:
This in turn creates further issues with the balance sheet.

Gilma:
Next up are the deferred tax assets, which as stated in the company's financial reports, may not be fully realized.

Genia:
The non-core assets came up during a recent conference call, and the one-time gains/losses on these sales may not be over quite yet.

Na:
It seems that very little is going right for Monster.

Marlyn:
Although it may be deemed valuable by the company, why not simply visit LinkedIn?

Neva:
Through data mining, Monster is offering access to the profile of many more candidates on third-party websites.

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