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'Green shoots' for Corning (GLW)
2009-07-16 14:00:00 "Corning (NYSE: GLW) is seeing green shoots; it recently announced significant gains in demand for LCD glass due to strong TV sales," says Tracey Ryniec of Zacks Research."Corning is a specialty glass, ceramics and optical fiber manufacturer. It produces glass for LCD flat panel TVs and laptops, ceramic substrates, cable for Internet communication networks and advanced optics and specialty glass for various industries."Overall, LCD TV demand remains hot. The company is seeing much stronger demand for glass in the second quarter than it anticipated even just a few weeks ago."The company expects second-quarter sequential volume to rise about 100% at its wholly owned business which is higher than the 75% growth it projected in May."LCD television sales have been hot overseas. Retail data shows April sales rose 22% in Europe and 77% in China. In May, sales climbed 48% in Japan. "In the US, sales appear to have slowed in April after a still-strong ... More About: Green , Shoots
A trio of muni bond funds
2009-07-16 14:00:00 "Think munis are a risky deal?" asks income expert Neil George. In his Stocks that Pay You, he states, "Don't. Instead, buy them now." However, rather than buying individual bonds, the advisor suggests that investors focus on buying closed-end muni bond funds. Here, he looks at a trio of favorites."The muni market isn't for the uninformed or the novice. Unlike the treasury market and much of the corporate market - when it comes to munis - you have to know each bond inside and out before you buy, and keep tabs on it after you buy."Everything - from visible supply, calls, sinking funds, and underlying backing and assets, to who is trading them - comes into play. I know - I've traded them professionally. This is why I like the closed end funds."I continue to recommend three very specific closed-end muni funds that have proven out to pay and perform: they are the AllianceBerstein National Muni Income (NYSE: AFB), the Nuveen Quality Inc... More About: Bond , Funds , Trio
Intel (INTC): 'x86 everywhere'
2009-07-16 14:00:00 Strong results for Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) came as a surprise to Wall Street; not to Paul Williams, who has been adamant in his forecast that the company would exceed expectations.In his Next Inning newsletter, the technology sector specialist suggests that the story behind Intel's success is very simple and can be summed up in the expression "x86 everywhere." Here's his assessment."To a great extent, Intel's Q2 report proves that Wall Street wasn't only wrong about INTC, but wrong in a big way as to how the tech industry has managed the sharp downturn that unfolded during the last nine or so months."While The Street expected tech companies to react as they have in the past by adapting too slowly and stuffing supply channels with tons of inventory, tech companies demonstrated they learned lessons in 2001- 2002 and immediately clamped the supply lines and held back production while channel inventory was digested."I'm not going to suggest that...
E-Trade (ETFC): Takeover target?
2009-07-16 06:00:00 For the speculatively-inclined, stock expert Mark Skousen looks to E-Trade Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: ETFC), and asks, "Is the company a takeover target?" In his Hedge Fund Trader Alert, he considers that possibility noting, "With 4.5 million accounts, the online broker might be an enticing opportunity.""The high-profile online brokerage firm may be entering stage two of its recovery plan, having announced that it has completed issuing 65 million new shares worth $550 million."Altogether, E-Trade now has raised nearly $2 billion in fresh equity capital to alleviate regulators’ concerns about its roughly $23 billion loan portfolio, including its troubled mortgage securities investments. "Much of the capital involves convertible debentures, but this obligation is favorable toward E-Trade, as the company avoids interest payments with a zero coupon bond."Meanwhile, its online business (4.5 million accounts) continues to expand and se... More About: Takeover , Target
'Emerging' gains in currencies
2009-07-15 14:00:00 WisdomTree Dreyfus Emerging Market Currency (NYSE: CEW) is a new featured idea from exchange-traded fund expert Carl Delfeld. Here's the latest from his Chartwell ETF Advisor."This brand new emerging market currency ETF offers investors the opportunity to gain access to emerging market currencies."The countries in this basket of currencies include Brazil, Chile, China, the Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, Turkey, and Thailand."Diversification into these emerging market currencies has the potential of helping your global portfolio in a number of areas, principally, higher yields, stronger economic growth leading to chances for appreciation."Emerging market currencies also offer exposure to non-correlated assets that will likely move opposite or contrary to equities and other asset classes."Emerging market equities react to factors independent of those factors ... More About: Currencies
Guangshen (GSH): On track
2009-07-15 14:00:00 "Rail stocks are a good barometer of economic health in the US; what about booming China?" asks Brandon Clay. In Invest with an Edge, he eyes Guangshen Railway (NYSE: GSH)."As such, it stands poised to benefit as China's economy does the only thing it knows how to do: grow. Oddly enough, Guangshen is the only railroad listed on the NYSE based in a country other than the U.S. or Canada."Guangshen Railway should benefit from China's growing appetite for infrastructure projects. After all, someone has to move all that steel and other construction materials across a very large country. "Rail operators like Guangshen will also be counted on to deliver oil, coal, copper and other commodities to destinations throughout mainland China."The stock, which yields 2.5%, has returned more than 28% thus far in 2009. Guangshen is reasonably valued compared to other China stocks at less than 19 times earnings for the trailing 12 months.&nbs... More About: Track
Wyatt calls on Verizon (VZ)
2009-07-15 14:00:00 "We're at the early stages of witnessing a transformation of wireless activities away from voice and towards data for personal and business customers," says Ian Wyatt.In The Recovery Portfolio, he adds, "This portends great things Verizon (NYSE: VZ), which has the best wireless network in the U.S. in terms of reliability and innovation, and a wealth of high-end wireless data users already.'"Verizon provides wireline service to 35 million access lines and 87 million wireless customers. It recently picked up 13 million of these wireless subscribers upon completion of its $28 billion purchase of privately held Alltel in January. "My investment thesis for Verizon is all about growth in its wireless operating segment. Smartphone penetration, which is more profitable for Verizon, is still small and growing very rapidly. "While more affluent individual and business users have been using Smartphones such as the Blackberry, Palm,... More About: Calls
Tech trio: Investing in 'Killer Apps'
2009-07-14 14:00:00 "We believe that the recent relative strength of tech stocks is the start of a longer term trend, not merely a flash in the pan," says Jim Oberweis and Dave Covas.In The Oberweis Report, they explain, "Our confidence stems from the emergence of the next Killer Apps, which drive technology cycles because they change how we live our lives." Here, they make a case for technology and offer a trio of small cap favorites."During the 1980’s and early 1990’s, the personal computer was the Killer App. During the late 1990’s, it was the Internet. During this decade – zilch." Until now. The next Killer Apps – video-on-demand and ubiquitous high-speed wireless connectivity – are coming. "During the next 10 years, video-ondemand will change how we watch TV and see movies. Soon enough, you will be able to watch what you want, when you want. Say adios to the traditional TV networks, and maybe e... More About: Tech , Investing , Trio
Outperformance for Asia Small Cap (MSMLX)
2009-07-14 14:00:00 "Matthews Asia Small Companies Fund (MSMLX) was among the top-performing funds of the first half of 2009, with a return of more than 47%," says Mark Salzinger.In his No-Load Fund Investor, he suggests, "Though volatile, it wouldn’t surprise us in the least if Matthews Asia Small Cap turned out to be one of the top-performing funds we cover over the next decade." Here is the fund's expert's review."The fund has benefited so far this year from its focus on China and India, two of the year’s best-performing stock markets. "However, the fund’s mandate to invest in developing Asia’s small companies also has been a boon. "Generally speaking, small Asian companies tend to be more targeted to their domestic economies and less export oriented than many large Asian companies."With domestic demand throughout some developing Asian countries holding up better than demand in the U.S., Western Europe and Japan, the domest...
A 'concrete' idea in China
2009-07-14 14:00:00 "China will account for about 40% of cement consumption in 2010," says Konrad Kuhn. In The Kon-Lin Letter, he looks at China Advanced Construction Materials (Other OTC: CADC)."China has been referred to as the world's largest construction site, using mor than 50% of the world's cranes. It accounts for half of all building activity in the world."The Chinese government's continued efforts to modernize the country's infrastructure is exemplified by such massive projects as the South-North Water Diversion, designed to redirect water to the northern plains from Central and South China. "This project alone will account for cement consumption of over 1 million metric tons per year; this project will take an estimated 40 years to be completed."Much of China's $586 billion stimulus package is allocated towards infrastructure projects, a key focus of China Advanced Construction."The company produces and supplys advanced ready-mi... More About: Idea , Concrete
Favorite BRIC stocks
2009-07-13 14:00:00 "Inflationary fears and the desire to generate higher returns in non-dollar assets should boost BRIC stocks (Brazil, Russia, India and China)," says Chuck Carlson in his The DRIP Investor."Despite the run-up this year, BRIC stock markets are still reasonably valued. Russia, India, and Brazil all trade at price/earnings ratios similar to the U.S."And while China’s stock market does trade at a premium to the U.S., China’s economic growth will swamp that of the U.S. this year and for the foreseeable future. "Bottom line: When considering where to allocate international dollars, the case for a greater allocation to BRIC countries is compelling."Among the BRIC stocks, I especially like Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU) and China Mobile (NYSE: CHL). "Baidu, based in China, provides Internet search services primarily in China and Japan. The company is often compared to Google in terms of its dominance in the search market in China. &qu... More About: Stocks , Favorite
Bernie's bets: Longs & shorts
2009-07-13 06:00:00 Bernie Schaeffer selects stocks based on a combination of fundamental, technical and sentiment-based metrics. In assessing sentiment, he is know for taking a contrarian stance -- trading against the prevailing sentiment shown by options traders and short sellers. Here's a look at some long & short trading ideas from his Schaeffer's Master Portfolio."I initiated a long position in Shanda Interactive (NASDAQ: SNDA). Price action for SNDA has been strong, with the stock gaining more than 70% year-to-date. "The stock has recently pulled back to potential support near its 50-day moving average. Upgrades are a possibility for SNDA, as only 5 of the 9 analysts rate the stock a 'buy.'"I also initiated a long position in Riverbed Technology (NASDAQ: RVBD), which has been in a strong uptrend since reaching a low in November 2008. In fact, the equity has gained more than 92% year-to-date. "The stock recently pulled back to potent... More About: Shorts , Bets
TransCanada (TRO): Gas is a 'screaming buy'
2009-07-10 14:00:00 "Our focus this summer remains on building positions in the bombed-out natural gas market; there’s no other commodity this depressed, this unwanted and trading at such distressed levels," says Eric Roseman.In his industry-leading, The Commodity Trend Alert, the resource expert explains, "Indeed, the bombed-out natural gas sector is screaming 'buy'." Here, he looks at TransCanada Corp. (NYSE: TRP)."The way prices have been heading over the last several months you’d think the world doesn’t use this clean-burning fossil fuel anymore."Natural gas prices remain 70% off their 52-week high and more than 75% below their all-time highs almost four years ago when Hurricane Katrina smashed the Gulf of Mexico. "And historically, the oil-to-gas ratio signals a major buy signal for natural gas with the spread or difference between crude oil to gas at 17.5. That’s a huge spread."Our newest portfolio position in this ...
Medco (MHS): Ben Graham value
2009-07-09 14:00:00 The Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter assesses stocks based on the investing criteria of legendary value investor. Here, editor J. Royden Ward looks at Medco Health (NYSE: MHS)."Medco is the largest pharmacy benefit manager in the U.S. Spun off from Merck & Co. in 2003, the company processes and pays for prescription drug claims."As an intermediary, Medco negotiates discounts from drug manufacturers and sells at a discount to pharmacies, health plans and Medicare Part D participants. In addition, Medco lowers clients’ costs by encouraging the use of generic drugs."How cheap is Medical Health Services? The shares are undervalued at 16.3 times forward EPS. The company is well-positioned in the fast-growing pharmacy benefit management (PBM) sector."MHS is profiting from the increasing use of mail order to purchase drugs, as well as the increasing use of generic drugs compared to prescription drugs. We expect the company to pursue ac...
Investing in Israel
2009-07-09 06:00:00 "Our latest pick is a bet on a low-profile foreign market, Israel , which has turned out to be one of the world's top performers this year," says Nicholas Vardy.In The Global Bull Market Alert, he explains, We recommend the iShares MSCI Israel Cap Invest Market Index (NYSE: EIS), as I expect the Israeli market to continue to perform well over the next few months.""Global markets continue to be locked in a trading range, consolidating their gains of the last four months; this kind of see-saw trading is actually quite typical of the summer months, and I expect the range-bound trading to continue."On the one hand, it would take a spate of unexpectedly bad news to take global stock markets much farther down from their current levels. On the other, the markets are so technically oversold that they are due for at least a moderate bounce."In particular, I like Israel. First, before the onset of the global recession, Israel’s GDP has been growing solid... More About: Investing
Perrigo (PRGO): A generic favorite
2009-07-08 15:00:00 "Like others, I've been trying to figure out how to play President Obama's policy initiatives in healthcare," says Glenn Rogers.The contributing editor to Gordon Pape's Internet Wealth Builder adds, "I think the generic drug makers have the best chance of coming out of the upheaval in healthcare smelling like roses." Here, he looks at one favorite: Perrigo (NASDAQ: PRGO)."I've chosen two lesser-known generic drug makers to recommend; I think both should reward investors over the next 12 months with market-beating performances."Perrigo Company is a leading manufacturer of generic over-the-counter and prescription pharmaceuticals. "When you go to your local drugstore and see the retailer's private label of Aspirin or cough syrup selling for substantially less than the branded versions, there's a good chance that Perrigo was the manufacturer of that product. "The company also produces a b... More About: Favorite , Generic
Biotech ETFs: Bets on health care reform
2009-07-08 15:00:00 "Health care reform could mean opportunities for astute investors," says Brandon Clay in his top-notch Invest With an Edge.Here, eyes two biotech ETFs that "should be on everyone's watch list." The advisor notes, "With health care on the front burner in Washington, these biotechnology ETFs may finally be ready to pop.""Investors in health care should think outside the realm of traditional pharmaceutical companies and health insurers. Those sectors are each facing headwinds that make stock picking difficult."In addition, several big pharma companiesare desperate to reload their empty pipelines in the face of increased competition from generic drug makers. Acquiring a smaller biotech firm is the easiest way for a pharma giant to find a potential new blockbuster drug."The best way to play the government-sponsored health care boom is through biotech ETFs. Today, we focus on the two that should be on everyone’s watch l... More About: Health Care , Reform , Care , Bets
Fuqi (FUQI): Peter Lynch jewel?
2009-07-08 06:00:00 In his Validea newsletter, John Reese assesses Fuqi Int'l (NASDAQ: FUQI), a designer of jewelry in China,on the long-term investment strategy 0f the legendary investor Peter Lynch."The company develops, promotes and sells a range of products in the Chinese luxury goods market.The compay has 69 retail jewelry counters and stores in China."According to the Lynch model, this company would be categorized as a fast grower."The Lynch strategy suggests that investors should examine the P/E (10.82) relative to the growth rate (42.99%), based on the average of the 3, 4 and 5 year historical eps growth rates, for a company. "This is a quick way of determining the fairness of the price. In this particular case, the P/E/G ratio for FUQI (0.25) is very favorable."This methodology favors companies that have several years of fast earnings growth, as these companies have a proven formula for growth that in many cases can continue many more years... More About: Jewel
At home with real estate
2009-07-07 06:00:00 "While many won't agree with me, I believe U.S. real estate prices have bottomed and are on the rise," says Larry Edelson. In Uncommon Wisdom, he eyes an ETF in the sector."Mind you, my forecast doesn't mean property prices in every town in the US have hit bottom. Nor does it mean you should run out to blindly buy property and expect to get rich on it overnight."But all the evidence I see tells me real estate prices in the U.S. are now a bargain ... that we're at the bottom ... and that there will be a recovery in property prices, albeit slowly, over the next several years. Amongst the evidence I see ...#1. New home inventories are now at previous recession lows. This is not to say inventories of new homes can't fall lower. But as inventories fall, so does the supply of new homes, which is generally bullish for prices. Looked at another way, the bulk of the oversupply of new homes has largely been worked off.#2. Existing home inventories... More About: Estate , Real Estate , Home , Real
Happy July 4th
2009-07-03 06:00:00 We wish all our readers and advisors a happy and safe July 4th holiday. More About: Happy
Yum Brands (YUM): A global meal
2009-07-02 06:00:00 "Yum Brands (NYSE: YUM), the world's largest restaurant company, is our latest featured stocks," says Alex Kolb, editor of Zacks Elite Stocks. Here, he looks at the firm's global reach."The company has more than 36,000 restaurants in more than 110 countries and territories. Four of its brands -- KFC, Long John Silver's, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell -- are the global leaders of the chicken, quick-service seafood, pizza and Mexican-style food categories."The company, which is based in Louisville, Kentucky, saw more than $11 billion in total revenues in 2008 and is #239 on the Fortune 500 List. Solid Income Yum recently declared a dividend of 19 cents per share."The company said it continues to return cash and build shareholder value through its dividend program first initiated in 2004, adding that it has increased its dividend four-fold since then."Yum is a dividend leader among its industry peers, offering an annual dividend of 76 cents per ... More About: Global , Meal
DuPont (DD): 'World class'
2009-07-02 06:00:00 "DuPont EI de Neumours (NYSE: DD) is a world-class company with a world-class dividend yield," says growth & income expert Bryan Perry. Here's the latest from The Cash Machine."Some of the biggest winners in a recovering economy are those stocks of companies engaged in the basic businesses such as industrial chemicals, plastics, and adhesives."The firm can implement price increases along the way, which could translate into phenomenal earnings surprises and set a stock like DuPont in motion higher."Since 1802, DuPont's business has been focused on science-based products and services by using science to create sustainable solutions essential to a better, safer, healthier life for people everywhere. "Currently, the company has operations in more than 70 countries, and offers a wide range of innovative products and services that include agriculture. It stays ahead of their competition by investing in research. "With greater e... More About: World , Class , Dupont
MannKind (MNKD): High risk bet on inhaled insulin
2009-07-01 14:00:00 "In looking for a highly speculative stock for our portfolio, I have settled on MannKind Corp. (NASDAQ: MNKD), a company that is developing an inhaled insulin product," says Nate Pile.In his growth-oriented Nate's Notes, the advisor cautions, "I believe we are looking at a situation in which we will either lose most of our money, or triple (or better) our investment in a fairly short period of time.""In a nutshell, the company’s near-term fate hinges upon AFRESA, a novel, ultra rapid acting mealtime insulin therapy being studied for use in adult patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus for the treatment of hyperglycemia."Working against the company is the fact that there has never been an inhaled insulin product approved for commercial use that has worked very well."Thus, if MannKind’s product manages to both win FDA approval and achieve commercial success, MannKind will truly be treading where no one has gone bef... More About: Risk , High
Immunogen (IMGN): Antibody play
2009-07-01 14:00:00 "How does one go about investing in the antibody space?" asks biotech specialist John McCamant. In The Medical Technology Stock Letter, he eyes Immunogen (NASDAQ: IMGN)."As background, T-DM1 is a second generation Herceptin that may even exceed the original in sales because the armed antibody has been more potent to date by showing effectiveness in mBC patients who have failed either Herceptin or Tykerb."The company will continue to benefit from Genetech's extensive antibody experience as they continue to run all development for Immunogen's T-DM1."In addition, the armed antibody companies can offer significant patent extensions for naked antibodies after they lose patent protection. This additional patent protection is a significant long-term value, especially given the very strong current and projected sales for naked antibodies."Companies will spend lots of money to protect/extend patents on blockbuster drugs. Thus, we believe ... More About: Play
NovaGold (NG): 'Exceptional bet' in mining
2009-07-01 14:00:00 "In the 2000s, as we’ve alternated between deflationary and inflationary worries, gold has been the only major investment to rise every year," says Stephen Leeb.In his The Complete Investor, he explains, "We think that many miners are exceptional bets today. And among our favorite gold investments is one that we hold in our small cap value model portfolio: NovaGold Resources (ASE: NG).""The case for mining stocks is that the price of gold rises faster than miners’ costs, allowing margins to increase."That’s not to deny the risks, such as possible shortfalls in production, sudden price increases, environmental costs, and so on. Still a miner that can increase production and maintain or boost margins will outperform the metal over time."NovaGold -- and its relationship with Barrick (NYSE: ABX) -- illustrates particularly well the potential a superior miner can have even when gold prices are flat. "Barrick, now Nova’s... More About: Mining , Exceptional
Guangshen Railway (GSH): On track in China
2009-07-01 06:00:00 "A focal point of China 's ambitious $586 billion stimulus package will be railroadsl in fact, investment in railways has already tripled over this time last year." explains value Investor Nathan Slaughter.In his Half-Priced Stocks he adds, "Guangshen Railway Limited (NYSE: GSH) looks to be an obvious choice to benefit from this trend. Indeed, pricing flexibility, stellar efficiency and utilization has made Guangshen the most profitable rail company in China.""Growth in China's railways doesn't come as a surprise. Years before this plan was put in motion, China already had bold ideas about building out its railway system -- and was bankrolling those ideas with about $200 billion in government cash."And now, those commitments will be supplemented with an additional $100 billion earmarked from this latest stimulus package. "To be sure, the sprawling country is certainly in need of additional rail capacity, and many rural areas ha... More About: Track
Noble (NE): 'Jackup' profits
2009-06-30 06:00:00 "Noble (NYSE: NE) offers a compelling combination of deepwater and international 'jackup' drilling exposure," says energy expert Elliott Gue in his The Energy Strategist."The stock is cheaper on a price-to-earnings and price-to-cash flow basis than most other contract drillers."In total, Noble has 14 deepwater and ultra-deepwater rigs operating in the Gulf, with all but one of these rigs contracted through early to mid 2011. Its booked contracts amount to around $10.6 billion, a solid base of defensive, visible earnings."The fundamental upside turnaround potential for Noble resides in its jackup fleet, which consists of 40 rigs of varying qualities."In total, Noble has 12 jackups working for Mexico's Pemex, primarily at day rates in the $125,000 to $160,000 range; these rigs offer exposure to any improvement in international jackup rates."In addition, Noble has eight harsh environment jackups working i... More About: Profits
Tide turns for US dollar?
2009-06-30 06:00:00 According to Bryan Rich, a currency specialist and the editor of The World Currency Alert, the US dollar is now poised for a rise based on both technical and fundamental factors."The correction in dollar strength has been sharp over the past few months, but the key support area I've been watching in the U.S. Dollar Index has proven resilient. Now the dollar's resurgence is under way, and it's time to hop on."The dollar has broken key trendlines against the Australian dollar, the Euro, the Swiss franc and the Canadian dollar. This further indicates that this recent trend of dollar weakness should be over."Perhaps the biggest confirmation, however, is occurring in the stock market; the S&P 500 has broken a key supportive trendline that describes the sharp climb from the March lows of 666. This is a very bearish signal that should summon heavy selling pressure."This recent surge in risk appetite has been bad for the dollar, bad for U.S. longer-t... More About: Tide
Toby Smith: In the chips with SanDisk (SNDK)
2009-06-30 06:00:00 "For two years chips stocks have unequivocally stunk; the industry has been mired in a host of problems, including massive overcapacity and shrinking demand," says Toby Smith , adding, "But that's changing."In his ChangeWave Investing, he suggests, "One recommendation in this sector is SanDisk (NASDAQ: SNDK), the leader in flash memory -- one of the strongest segments in semis today.""For the second quarter in a row the semiconductor sector is showing major signs of momentum that are so good that the industry ranked at the top of the nearly 20 industries we track each quarter."The bottom line is that these results clearly indicate that it is time to be invested in the semis, and the best way to do this is with two short-term plays."So, one of our recommendations is the leader in flash memory -- SanDisk (NASDAQ: SNDK), whose flash memory data storage products serve both consumers and original equipment manufacturers. "Its products ... More About: Chips , Sandisk
Microsoft (MSFT) Bet on Bing?
More articles from this author:2009-06-29 06:00:00 "Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), a holding on our buy list, was added to Goldman Sachs' Conviction Buy List," says Bill Martin. In BullMarket.com, he offers the reasoning for his buy rating."Analyst Sarah Friar at Goldman raised her price target on the name to $29 from $25. "She said,'"We are adding Microsoft to our Conviction List as we think the combination of better revenue drivers, improved expense management, and sizeable cash balances provides more opportunities for bottom-line beats.'"'Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Bing , Xbox 360 and new Halo content, Office 2010, and the Azure Cloud provide renewed innovation beyond anything we have seen in multiple years,' Friar wrote."She added, 'Looking out to CY2010 and beyond, the new product pipeline, combined with a modest rebound in IT spending, should buoy top-line growth. The stock remains under-owned by growth managers, providing further buying... 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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