DeVry, Inc. (DV)

Earnings growth is good. Beating analyst expectations is even better. This company is already pretty big with market cap around 4 billion, but still has room to grow.

DeVry recently acquired U.S. Education and Fanor. Earning for first qtr .76, revenue up 41.9% yoy DeVry generated 177.2 million operating cash flow. Investments totaled 340.5 million, debt of 104.8m. As of Sept. had repurchased more than 45 mil.shares.

Out of commonsense and respect for Oppenheimer.

Job losses are creating strong demand for retraining...witness most community colleges are totally booked for several semesters. This will play very well for DeVry, particularly for a company with very low debt in a rising inerest rate environment!

The Caribbean Schools (Ross) are essential to this country as long as the AMA locks up healthcare educators. Students pay a premium for M.D.=cash cow. The economy, IT sector demand, and management school is gravy. Go Rossies!!

I am with zacks and the other analysts on this stock. I know all about apollo group, strayer, and this educational market - I am heavily invested in devry as I see the management as top notch. Real Money - Long till it hits 60 dollars in about 6-8 months, depending the market.

PEG = 0.99

going back to school is the trend

DV is averaging a 8.2% earnings surprise (difference
between expected and actual earnings) over its last six reported quarterly figures, which means it's consistently managing to beat quarterly Wall Street
estimates, an important driver of stock price momentum.

DV has a strong cash position. The company is financing its moderate growth at least in part organically supported by an average 16.15% reinvestment rate over the last four quarters.

For the short-term trader, DV is a strong buy too. I suspect if you buy today, DV will go up by about $2.00 per share sometime within two months, but probably sooner than later. If I had $40 000 sitting around, I buy DV stock in the morning.

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52 week low fundamentals of company are good and have increased over last five years. Enrollment is up 15% and rising

Future looks good for this type of company as more layoffs occur. More people turning to online education.

easy eaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssy points

People out of jobs
People need new jobs
Certifications & Degrees get jobs

Why go back to standard college and pay ridiculous tuition, room, and board when you can go online and get yourself a diploma.

Also, looking to see some more federal funding (rebates and tax credits) for training and education for those who lost jobs in this economic fiasco.

with the growing demand of IT professionals and the fact that i work with many of the companies schools they will do great for years to come.

ibd

Hold long. Alot of potential growth and not alot of attention yet.

As the layoffs occur re-education often offered. The next few months unemployment will increase and the re-education will be available.

Overpriced,rich and expensive