At Its 52-Week Low, Is Garmin a Buy? 7 comments
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Garmin (GRMN) hit a new 52-week low after indicating its much anticipated new product, Nuvifone, would be delayed. GRMN has aviation, marine, and automobile divisions, and all are affected by the increased price of oil. In addition, GRMN has formidable competition from TomTom (TMOAF.PK) and Magellan. According to Yahoo Finance, about 18% of GRMN's float is being sold short, so there are plenty of people who dislike this stock. At these prices, however, I consider GRMN to be a long-term value play. I bought shares at 36.06 dollars and may average down if shares continue to go lower.
Eric Savitz's Tech Trader blog has the best earnings summary.
If you believe oil prices are preternaturally high, and the U.S. dollar will firm back up, GRMN might have some unexpected upside.
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This stock is no better than any other fad stock out there, CROX, HEELEYS, KRISPY KREME, BOSTON CHICKEN. No fad stock lasts forever, and garmens only new product is pushed back until next year. $25 near term, then $10.