CBIZ, Inc. (NYSE:CBZ)

15/50 crossover. Ascending triangle.

Seems cheap based on 10 year NI valuation

Sticking to Greenblatt methodology - found this off of a CAPS screen weighting a 'good' factor with a 'cheap' factor. Limited universe to only 5 star stocks. This was #5. Variables involved were Gross Margin, ROE, P/B, and PE.

Insider buying, good p/e, no negative ratings.

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Appeared on a screen for <20% above 52-week low, >20% below 52-week high, optionable, bullish MACD cross. Additionally, P/B is only 1.26, EV/EBIDTA is a reasonable 7.7, and it has 28% insider ownership. They also have a low .7 PEG and only 4% short interest. Finally, I also like the annual EPS trend. Further research should be done into the possible dilution from the $94M in convertible notes.

Well im hoping because ive had since early febuary and need a winner!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've owned this stock since Oct, 2008, more than a year now. In that year the stock has only gone down, almost 7%, and they don't pay dividends. Unless there's a new moon rising or you have a very long time to wait, steer clear.

CBIZ is a one-stop shop and partner for businesses of all sizes, non-profits and government entities across 140 offices in 36 states. It provides direct services and/or brokerage services in accounting, tax advice, insurance, benefits, IT, finance and more. CBIZ has lots of cash, continues to buy up shares, as well as other companies to add to its bag of tricks. Seven straight years of 20%+ EPS growth from continuing operations, projected positive growth through the recession as employers look to CBIZ to help them control costs. Expect CBIZ to be a dependable stock for the long haul with lots of room to grow from its current small cap size — stick with it and you will be handsomely rewarded.

Primarily a value play, but the company's Employee Services group is a long-term demographic play. The Medical Management Professionals group is going to continue to do well as providers work to streamline operations. They may also get some assistance from a government looking for answers. Either way, it will be a growth driver into the future. Although it's operating margins could be higher (~9%), it is (relative to competitors) cheap with a PEG of less than one and a PE of less than 15. Another positive: Management (as defined as Insiders and 5% Owners) owns 28%...in their interest to do well, which they have done for the past 5 years.

As with all my picks: A very attractive P/E, excellent EPS growth rate and high five year growth prospects.

THOM 4: 10.67

Provides onestop support for companies.

CBIZ is ever expanding

wag

Momentem in their favor. They are buying back their stock on consistant basis.

This company is all sizzle; no steak. They will sell any business office consulting product, and after the sale, figure out who is out of work and can do the job. In terms of new business, they count on their circus of consultants to eventually land jobs and pay them back....