CAE, Inc. (USA) (CAE)

PaulNolasco (29.52) Submitted: 8/25/2009 2:24:45 AM : Start Price: $7.68 CAE Score: -2.37

- Leader in the airline simulation industry
- Backlog of orders
- Able to pay dividends despite bad economy
- Workforce reduction saves them cash
- Recent acquisition proves that the company is taking advantage of the economic downturn by expanding/diversifying the company
- Winning contracts left and right

Dunrobin38 (< 20) Submitted: 3/5/2009 4:29:41 PM : Start Price: $4.93 CAE Score: +1.58

CAE Inc. is a long-standing Canadian company that supplies simulators worldwide. Despite the fact that airlines are contracting, their services are still in demand, and they have recently been hiring.

cash1sk1ng (85.89) Submitted: 1/7/2009 1:08:17 PM : Start Price: $6.93 CAE Score: -6.16

to win and stay playing you need a strong defense

kevinottofro (98.38) Submitted: 11/12/2008 3:51:56 PM : Start Price: $4.94 CAE Score: +30.89

bottom fishing low pe 11/12

ABCanuck (66.54) Submitted: 10/13/2008 3:57:46 PM : Start Price: $6.01 CAE Score: +18.94

strong company, strong order book

AlNameless (40.63) Submitted: 10/4/2008 12:04:33 AM : Start Price: $6.64 CAE Score: +15.51

Company is the undisputed world leader in flight simulator. Its backlog is full and is slowed down only by its limited capacity. It's down almost 50% from its June level. It has low debt, low P\E while steadily increasing sales and, more significantly, earnings per share.

deuspecuniae (74.25) Submitted: 4/29/2008 4:24:07 PM : Start Price: $11.72 CAE Score: -13.18

I personally see this company getting bought out before this summer is over with the dollar continuing to fall on foreign markets. Say hello to investors looking to survive a recession this summer by jumping into the defense sector.

Rokhed (52.84) Submitted: 3/5/2008 2:14:38 PM : Start Price: $11.25 CAE Score: -14.76

Great company with plenty of contracts resulting in a huge upside. They seem to have contracts for all the major airlines in major countries. LONG and STRONG

peanalyst (< 20) Submitted: 10/10/2007 3:42:34 PM : Start Price: $13.36 CAE Score: -13.64

There is a severe shortage of pilots, particularly as low-cost carriers in India, China and across the globe increase the number of flights.

Airlines no longer have the time or the money to train pilots the old way, and CAE is the dominant player in the new way - using electronic flight simulators.

heartvet (47.23) Submitted: 7/4/2007 6:36:10 PM : Start Price: $13.44 CAE Score: -16.16

Worldwide shortage of well trained pilots ensures long term demand for pilot training services and products. No matter which aircraft CAE profits, the new Dreamliner, older jets, Airbus. Very little coverage now and growing earnings and contracts.

Wolfie1274 (60.36) Submitted: 7/4/2007 2:15:50 PM : Start Price: $13.44 CAE Score: -16.16

It has been outperforming consistently for at least a year and the tend looks to continue.

extremerendition (< 20) Submitted: 6/12/2007 6:08:38 PM : Start Price: $12.95 CAE Score: -15.21

CAE Electronics builds flight training simulators for commercial airliners and military aircraft. As Boeing delivers on the pre ordered 787 dreamliner, airlines will start ordering simulators to train the pilots in the new aircraft.

honcharella (87.27) Submitted: 4/13/2007 12:09:10 PM : Start Price: $10.39 CAE Score: -2.82

CAE Inc. operates flight simulator training centers that include Canadair Regional Jet simulatiors. My take is that after Delta emerges from bankruptcy they will sell Comair, well at least the assets. Comair operates Canadair Regional Jets. These jets will be sold to someone (RJET, MESA, SKYW). CAE will pick up alot of the training... CAE will experience the same wave of growth that will soon envelop the airline industry, but they won't have to deal with those pesky fuel prices and cut throat competition.

XWord (59.55) Submitted: 1/7/2007 8:23:45 AM : Start Price: $9.35 CAE Score: -2.93

Technical valuations on CGT indicate that pressure is negative for the next several months. The price has been lofted on very low volume and the forecast earnings for 2007 are .47 cents/share; making it worth 7-10 bucks a share. Where is the upside?