Motorola (MOT) +23% In a huge surprise to analysts, handset maker reports Q1 (Mar) EPS that was more than twice that of the consensus estimate; Sales also made a mockery of forecasts, rising 42% to $8.56 bln (consensus of $6.76 bln); On its call, Motorola says Q2 (June) handset sales should rise 60-80%, Company appears to be stealing share from Nokia (NOK), which warned for both Q1 (Mar) and Q2 (June)
Applied Micro Circuits (AMCC) +5% Semiconductor company reports Q1 (Mar) breakeven (consensus of a loss of $0.01) on sales that rose 24% to $47.4 mln (consensus of $44.8 mln); On its call, Applied Micro guides Q2 (June) revenues to the 'high 50s' (consensus of $52.2 mln) and margins to 63-64%
Internet Security (ISSX) -9% Computer service company reports flat Q1 (Mar) profits of $0.13 per share - in line with their upside guidance of $0.13-0.14 - but below the Street's estimate of $0.14; Company also issues Q2 (June) and FY04 (Dec) targets that are more weighted towards the low-end of analyst estimates; Management actually ended up lowering its FY04 EPS outlook
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