Natus Medical Inc. (BABY)
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- 6 Medical Device Makers Poised for Growth [view article]
- Natus Medical: BABY Is Ready to Run [view article]
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- Natus Medical: Baby Got Back [view article]
- The Long Case for Natus Medical [view article]
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Deutsche Treat - Cramer's Lightning Round (5/6/08) [view article]
Cramer;While your show is amusing much like other comedy shows, you should really consider doing just a little research into companies before you scream "Buy!" or "Sell!". First I would recommend that you research the definition of what a "telco" company is (it's a telephone company):
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2nd, before you recommend any stock, you should do just a tiny bit of research so that you know even the basic fact of what sector or industry a company is in. China Digital (STV) is not a telephone company. Before you say it was a typo, and that you really meant to say "telecom", China Digital (STV) is not a telecom either. (Btw, you recommended AT&T, Verizon, and Deutsche Telekom above, which are actual "telco" and "telecom" companies, although you say "telco" companies are risky). China Digital is in the tech product/software sector: their primary product market is developing and selling conditional-access smartcards and associated set-top boxes, in which market they currently control 52% market share in China. The 2nd market they recently expanded into is development and sales of PC cards which allow PC's to receive, decode, and play HDTV subscription TV channels. They have several other market products in R&D that they will be expanding their business with in the near future. China Digital has consistently exceeding earnings estimates and issued positive forward outlook guidance on every earnings report since the STV IPO, with very high revenue and net income growth year over year and quarter over quarter. Not to mention the strategic partnerships China Digital has formed with Intel, Microsoft, Panasonic, and other leading USA companies. Hardly a company that any investor doing just a little research would call "risky". While your show is entertaining, for serious and successful stock-investing I rely on indepth research into companies, investment planning, confidence, and patience. Reply
Natus Medical: Baby Got Back [view article]
This article was spot on. Congrats on research well done. I was watching BABY from a technical standpoint only and with Q1 earnings out today, it is looking really good. ReplyNatus Medical: Baby Got Back [view article]
Does the trend toward in-home births (with a midwife) have any effect on Natus' business? ReplyJacome
Natus Medical: Baby Got Back [view article]
BABY: Easiest takeout candidate on the block: holds all the properties of a takeout target (niche leader, reasonable valuation, consolidation-frenzied sector), like LIFC did when we found it in early 2006 - LIFC acquired today for 10x sales or a 70% premium to our initiation date price...... ReplyEditors
General Discussion on BABY
Is this a buy or a sell? ReplyJacome
The Long Case for Natus Medical [view article]
Rivals Viasys and RESP were all bought out in 2007 -- BABY is already a target for 4-5 companies, we think. BABY is not expensive @ 3.4x sales either - given 60%+ gross margin and 30% top line growth.BABY is a buy. Reply