An Insider Just Bought This Shipping Stock [View article]
How can you compare FDX and UPS to EXPD and CHRW. They are not peers as you put it. The latter are non-asset based freight forwarders - their business model is substantially different from the former, who are full service network operators.
Unisys: A Cheap, Successful Turnaround [View article]
Thanks. I see pension liabilities are 2.082 Billion. If you were to take them out (as well as intangible assets and goodwill) then tangible bv is 562 million or 10.40 per diluted share.
I also see that UIS is granting big stock options to management. The number of diluted shares have gone up 20% over the last 2 quarters? Has anyone dug into that?
I agree INTC is a bargain at this price. My own fair value calculations using the gurufocus.com calculator put the undervaluation at 35 - 50%. I assumed an eps growth rate for next 10 years of 7% (down from 10 yr growth rate of 11.68%.). I assumed a WACC (discount) of 10.5% and a terminal growth rate of 4%. This gives me a value of $32.3 - to which I add the tangible book value ($6). This gives a fair value of $38.3 which @ current stock price ($26.5) 44% below fair value. http://seekingalpha.co...
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Well if he has nothing to hide then why not disclose his returns? He aspires to the highest office in the land so the citizens need to see how he has conducted his business affairs. Where does he park his wealth? In the US or some off shore tax haven? where does he invest? foreign or domestic? These are questions the voters should know.
Unisys: A Cheap, Successful Turnaround [View article]
I am wondering if Unisys debt may be a better bet given the pension overhang on the stock. Funding the pension liability is taking the major share of free cash flow.
May I suggest Iraq or Afghanistan as possible investment destinations. I think the blood on the streets is real but I bet real estate is cheap (not sure if they have a stock market).
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Great comments above. The downside might be well below the $10 conversion rate for Oaktree's warrants. I plan to stay away for now as my knees quake when I consider this investment! However I note, the author is in good company. Bill Gates (Cascade Investments) now owns 2% of the company and Robert Bruce (Bruce Funds - From 2000 through 2006, the Bruce Fund returned annualized 29.7%.) owns> 1%.
ADTRAN Inc.: Where are the Numbers? [View article]
Good article. I had sold ADTN earlier in low 30's. I am now wondering if I should get back in. Obviously telecoms are cutting back so it is affecting ADTN - but company is selling at attractive valuation lately.
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Unisys: A Cheap, Successful Turnaround [View article]
I also see that UIS is granting big stock options to management. The number of diluted shares have gone up 20% over the last 2 quarters? Has anyone dug into that?
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Unisys: A Cheap, Successful Turnaround [View article]
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Unisys: A Cheap, Successful Turnaround [View article]
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However I note, the author is in good company. Bill Gates (Cascade Investments) now owns 2% of the company and Robert Bruce (Bruce Funds - From 2000 through 2006, the Bruce Fund returned annualized 29.7%.) owns> 1%.
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