Automatic Data Processing (ADP)
The Company is a provider of business outsourcing solutions. It offers number of HR, payroll, tax and benefits administration solutions from a single source and also provides integrated computing solutions to automotive and recreational vehicle dealers.
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With the spin-off of the brokerage division, the company can focus on the what they do best - payroll and HR.
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End of year run up
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Excellent, wide moat company
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Until interest rates rise ADP is going to lag the market. Due to its solid balance sheet it has not been beat up as bad as the rest of the world, but it won't gain as quickly as the S&P if/when there's a recovery.
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One of the "old reliable" type companies. This is a company that is increasing its profits and its dividend in this stressed economy.
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They are well managed enough for their stock price to slightly outperform over the long long term
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- ADP is entering a new phase in it's lifecycle. Since it broker through $50 again it will likely rise to
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Despite other companies growing since the tech bubble, this one has minimal annualized growth. May be in position for buyout though.
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Its all about data, access and a paperless economy.
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Way overbought here....numbers don't add up. Short.
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need me some dividends to ride the storm out...
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Financially reserved firm - nothing crazy going on with their books. Old school business that has a chance for good long term growth, provided management keeps making sound decisions about technology and new business lines.
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wide moat, top player in HR, Benefits and Payroll outsourcing
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ADP is a natural gas play with great US assets. I believe the price of natural gas will only go up in the future. The stock has a low P/E to boot.
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I have owned this stock for the last 5 years. I bought it in 2003 at $38.45. Even taking into account dividends paid, it has grown only 10% in the last five years. Net of expenses (broker fees), I'm barely at a break even point. I'm very disappointed in its recent performance. I'll wait for the next dividend payout but I think I'm going to sell it soon.
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i have been tracking this company for some time. it has not budged above $51. its just stuck there. the company is too big. while Paychex is doing better, it has been growing for some time.
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Should be a nice, consistent steady grower. Spin-off of brokerage biz should help results. Big free cash flow generator, potential LBO candidate.
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sensitive to lower interest rates due to lareg float holding of employers tax money

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