DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. (NASDAQ:DWA)

People like to be entertained so even in a bad economy that industry does ok. If you add the fact that this company makes very good movies it is a know brainer.

They just keep making amazing things... (This is a sentimental pick, not an intellectual one.)

Very cheap.

Highly undervalues. S&P 5 star

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Sure wish I bought it here, instead of there ($28.75)!!! But c'mon now, can we all say undervalued? Great brand, great content and content deals, and the pipeline...we'll see!

The market underestimates the value of their upcoming franchises.

Securing good content deals, creators will be the ones to profit in the future

S&P 5 star, no dividend

Low P/E ratio, oversold, should bounce back.

A steal at this price. Great valuation, no debt, just a matter of time before it produces a couple more hits and rebounds.

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Severly oversold and undervalued. Stock is very volatile though and is dependent on performance of upcoming movies.

Up, Up, and away. Shorters beware!

This stock is up 5.5% today, but looking at a buyout ONLY, most companies are bought out at a market cap around 5 times their yearly revenues. With Yearly revenues around 750M, that would put their 'Market Value' around 3.5B versus a market cap of currenlty arouind 1.7B. This is not including any value you already put in the company. I am down on my purchase in the short term, but holding and bullish for the future.

Low p/e.
Good company, punished too much.

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03-06-2011, John Dorfman, www.bloomberg.com, "DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. of Glendale, California, also seems attractive. The stock sunk to a 52-week low of $25.71 on March 9. Spun off from parent DreamWorks LLC in 2004, this animated- movie studio earned about $171 million last year on sales of $785 million. That’s a nice profit margin, and the company has been profitable each year since it went public. Analysts, however, hold the company in disdain. Of 16 analysts with opinions, only four rate DreamWorks Animation a “buy.” Four say “sell,” a rude word rarely heard on Wall Street. Sales of DreamWorks’ older successful films such as “Shrek” are slowing. Analysts aren’t excited about its current offerings such as the “Kung Fu Panda” series. And they aren’t confident about what may come next. I think DreamWorks Animation should get some credit for its stellar balance sheet. It has no short- or long-term debt. As for the pipeline, I think Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Katzenberg has assembled a good talent pool. Though we don’t know which film will be the next “Shrek”, another blockbuster will emerge."

I believe this company has a huge potential to grow, and its currently undervalued. With all the intellectual property they have its a matter of time before they hit a home run...