DST Systems, Inc. (NYSE:DST)
Provides sophisticated information processing and computer software services and products to the financial services industry, communications industry, video/broadband/satellite TV industry, healthcare industry and other service industries.
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For reference point and to allow for comments by others. As of the end of March, 2013.
ROE 35.00%
Trailing PE 8.84
PB 2.70
Div yield 0.90%
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Solid revenue, rising EPS, good cash flow, recently turned-over debt (that could be fully paid off in 3 years if they needed to). Newly (re?)introduced dividend.
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Result of my fundamental-quality screen: high dividend yield, high ROE, some insider ownership, consistently high CAPS rating (4-5 stars over three years).
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will do well
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As with all my picks: A very attractive P/E, excellent EPS growth rate and high five year growth prospects.
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Not gonna jump anytime soon.
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Continued growth and profits aren't bad things
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Company has been a winner for along time and will continue that trend.
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This company as an incredibly high ROE and the insiders are heavily invested in this stock.
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Good margins and ROE, and nice solid break to yearly highs.
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Communications and data retention at the highest level.
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Dominant company in the scale business of processing mutual fund transactions.
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-Earnings have been going up, consistently
-Price was rather flat before the early year run up and has stayed in that range
-Stock repurchase plan is taking out shares
-$60 is the low end of where this will stay. I'm seeing something ~$75
-Sold off Equiserve holding (and other less than profitable divisions) during the last year, so that will keep earnings lower than last year, but should help the overall bottom line.
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DST has a number of private minority-owned subsidiaries that are difficult to value and thus ignored by the market. Once they, and the public securities, are extracted from the overall enterprise value you have a company trading for approximately 10x FCF to equity that is more properly valued at 20x. Seems 75% cheap. Management appears to agree, buying back more that half the float over the past few years in the open market.
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