Ebix, Inc. (NASDAQ:EBIX)
The Company is an international provider of software and Internet-based solutions for the insurance industry.
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CAPS, Mod Cap
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Hoping to catch the short upward swing in the market in the coming weeks
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Growth + insurance technology
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The insurance industry is moving online...
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great free cashflow
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Insider buys, growth stock at a P/E of 9.6 (PEG ratio is purportedly 0.51), and pays a small dividend around 1%.
More analysis:
http://seekingalpha.com/article/305719-2-tech-stocks-to-buy-on-any-pullback
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Technical monthly
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Great products and leadership focused on maintaining margins
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Since I picked it, earnings have beat estimates, P/E ratio has gone even lower, net income per employee is close to $60K, and yet the shares don't rebound. I guess patience is in order.
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Fundies are excellent ROE: 26%; Profit margin: 46%; Very little debt: PE less than 10: Sales Growth: over 30%
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got some phoney news but still bitter to the street. great earnings but ratio is worry-some and only 37.5m shares.
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Here's the buy rec:
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2011/08/15/3-insanely-cheap-stocks-were-buying-today.aspx
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Too cheap as far as valuation. At bottom now.
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Insanely cheap.
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I can't believe I haven't up-thumbed this yet. I used to own this one and will be getting in again Monday around $16. Might sell weekly puts at 15 or 16 for good premiums.
The PE is low and the PEG is so low it's ridiculous. This low valuation shows that the bad news surrounding this company has been priced into the stock prices. Worst case scenario - price goes down over the next few years and we all realize that we've been screwed. Best case scenario - bad news goes away and PE ratio doubles or more due to great earnings growth and stock trades in the $40's in a couple years. I'm willing to take the risk.
Does anyone trade options on this one?
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WHY WILL THIS STOCK UNDERPERFORM?
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Ebix is the LEADING international supplier of software and e-commerce solutions to the insurance industry. Ebix provides a series of application software products for the insurance industry ranging from carrier systems, agency systems and exchanges to custom software development for all entities involved in the insurance and finacial industries.
Ebix currently earns 71% of their revenues from insurance exchanges! These are virtual toll bridges, and they don't require consistent infrastructure costs as a normal toll bridge would require. Their market share continues to grow through organic growth and acquisitions. Recently the company announced a 100M buyback plan with 28M already spent this year in buybacks. At current prices around $18, this poses as a very lucrative proposition for the long term shareholder! Negative sentiment has been baked into the stock as it has heavy short interest.....some speculate over the fourth quarter in 2009 where claims suggest they padded their earnings by 200k (ya...$200,000). While others believe the the clear short pump on seeking alpha (apparently this is the new place to get all your stock info!!...never mind your own due diligence). Other class actions have been filed with no lead plaintiff because of losses by current shareholders (is there any real long term shareholders anymore.....or do they all sue when the stock goes the wrong direction).
Management is very shareholder friendly and has turned around this company since 1999. Robin Raina, CEO, does believe in truth and honesty in running his company and yet shorts criticize this. He owns a lot of his company, does share buybacks, and has mastered acquisitions. What more could he do for the shareholder.
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Important business, growth prospects and low valuation
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I think that there's a lot of room for it to run and, given the short interest, when it starts, it'll jump fast. Revenues and EPS have both grown at over 30% for the past three years, and using a DCF model with 25% growth for three years and 12% for two more, with a terminal growth rate of 3%, it still looks like it's UNDERvalued.
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