CIBER, Inc. (NYSE:CBR)
The Company and its subsidiaries provide information technology system integration consulting and other IT services.
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Predict poor performance next quarter
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earnings -0.98
bool5.05
price /cash flow -5.00
return on assets -12.20
profit margin -7.50
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I like this little stock.
It fits my eleven twenty-one criteria (three ten too, but not as much as 11-21).
Based on its chart, I think CBR is very undervalued at the current price of $5.55 (even though it's only 20% down from its 52W high).
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low PEG, strong price uptrend
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I don't even know what this company is or if it still exist. Farming off analyst tracker.
But is a value play. Thank you for doing my homework...my firm is so busy collecting so much money I don't have time for research. Lol, j/k.
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Growth and value. Stock seems ripe to outperform the upcoming correction and then rally.
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May not be your best long term play, but right now it is looking cheap. Buy now and sell at around $8 if it ever gets that high in 2008.
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Favorable risk / reward profile
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High quality, low cost IT solutions.
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A value proposition
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Ciber is one of the best-managed software companies in the world and has found itself a very profitable niche providing IT consulting and software solutions to local, federal and international governemtns as well as non-governmental clients. Ciber currently trades at book value and has a high-degree of insider ownership. With a steady stream of recurring revenues and plenty of growth opportunities, it is only a matter of time before the company's true value is reflected in its share price.
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Small, generic U.S.-focused systems integrated squeezed between low-cost Indian firms and global megafirms, such as Accenture.
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