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Booz Allen is going through very challenging times. They have just instituted significant pay cuts for mid level management and most of the talented folks they have are looking to leave as soon as they can find another position. The ones that are left are demoralized and only going through the motions. This will have a serious effect on growth in the coming years as these are the people who are counted on to win new business. Carlyle, who is the majority owner, is busy sucking the cash of of BAH as witnessed by the $6.50 and $1.50 a share special cash dividends issued last year. This combined with the fact that the government consulting market is shrinking and Booz has been unable to gain traction in the commercial market means that they are on a long term downward trend and possibly a death spiral.
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Magic Formula 11-29-12
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They rob the government blind. If sequestration does not happen they'll continue to grow.
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Very stable company and just renegotiated their debt to a longer timeframe.
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prior yr Q revenue improved
GAAP earnings per share increased significatly
margins grew across the board sales 3% higher than prior yr
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Booz is going through a transition during a time when most of its clients (US Federal Govt/DOD) are going through budget constraints. They are not position well right now to compete against firms with smaller margins in a cost constrained environment. This last quarter they benefited from streamlining leadership, which actually masked the fact they are executing their backlog at a lower historical rate.
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U.S. increasingly relying on contractors.
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BAH management has shown that it is dedicated to improving it's balance sheet by increasing free cash flow and reducing debt levels. Doing so will increase the likelihood of a future dividend or stock buyback. This line simply makes any investor salivate.
On the horizon, BAH will be able to offer its services beyond the federal government, thereby significantly increasing earnings growth in the coming quarters. Looking 6-12 months from now BAH is very cheap.
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Helping the government cut costs is a great benifit for us all, not to mention are personal bottom line.
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BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON
This prestigious management consulting firm works mainly for the government giving advice on how to to do more with less money. There IPO in November 2010 was not successful. The good new is that the group will be extending its business to the private sector and be will continue aiding Homeland Security.
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close to 52 wk low after initial IPO hype died down. Fundamentals look good but P/E ratio a bit high.
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Although Booz has faced uncertainty regarding government contracting under current administration, this is a solid, stable company, well-led and with key talent across many domains. BAH has built its business around human capital.
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This company is one of the oldest government consultancy firms in the business. They will post solid profits year over year and currently have low P/E ratio and high EPS. This is a great buy, and is probably only low because it is new to the market and it is not a big name outside the beltway.
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look at the growth Booz, Allen has experienced over the past 5 years. Smack dab in the middle of a terrible resession.
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Booz Allen Hamilton recently went public. Although Secretary of Defense Gates will reduce the number of governmant contractors, I predict Booz Allen will do well based on their reputation for stellar work and quality talent.
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