Advanced Energy Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ:AEIS)

closed facilities
reduced employees
relocated facilities for customer convience

IBD EPS, RS, SPROE, Acc ratings plus P/E and div yield
CHIPS 2 91 DB- 22

S&P 5 star

Planting the spring crops, time to start buying in.

I don't have a lot to say about this one, I just wanted to see someone comment today on something not GRPN... and this is a solid company with a decent PE and energy is bullish again...

Revenue of $137.7 million, a 97.5% increase over Q1 2010
Operating Income of $24.4 million, 17.7% of revenue
EPS of $0.43 share
Record bookings of $184.0 million

PROS
- Solid fundamentals.
- Great industry prospects, continued accelerating growth in technology.
- Great discount to fair value.
- Solid past growth in sales, margins, EPS.
- Slower but strong growth prospects.

CONS
- 90% Institutional ownership, they are all in, so if they pull out ...
- 0.2% Insider ownership, and -70% change in the past 6 months.
- Cyclical semiconductor industry is at the top today with strong sales and earnings. 2012 will likely see a pullback.

bargain price

Growth of sales and profit, good balance sheet, dividend

undervalued......

Compared to its competition, AEIS doesn't appear very strong with poor sales growth, moderate P/E, low profit and low EBITD. While it's in a growth industry, it seems to be poorly managed. Unless management changes, I predict it will underperform the S&P 500.

good

Bad day, Back up.

Summer months are ahead and ac untis are going to be well in use which means electric prices are going to soar. Any electric company's stock is definitely going to grow in these summer months, so it's wise to get in on this stock now and get out of this stock by september.

low p/e

good macroeconomic conditions

everest ground zero right now

testing stock screener.

Patience likely required here as company still gets most of its revenue from semiconductor business, which faces obvious near term challenges. Strong deep value play, however, for patient longs - upper teen ROE with over a third of its current market cap in cash. Company is buying back shares - long term survivor likely to benefit from expansion into new markets including solar. Would not be a total shock to see it catch a takeover bid within the next year if price stays depressed

This whole sector has been avoided for some time now and is poised for a rebound. This stock in particular seems to be way undervalued and I exect to see a big turnaround in the near future as investors return to normal investing patterns.

oversold play