Entercom Communications Corp. (NYSE:ETM)
Engaged in the acquisition, development and operation of radio broadcast properties throughout the United States.
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Improving earnings will drive stock price.
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radio is dead
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it was unfairly hammered last year and has turned around the balance sheets. It also has learned to do business in the new satellite/Internet world -- which still needs affordable local media.
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This one will suprise once again. Road it form 2.75 to 14. Missed it at 10 on friday but will try again
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overinflated... don't see how this keeps going up from here.
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3CmbA,200A,C2N
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This graph shows the S&P as a straight line over the past 6 months, and we know thats not right. This stock is way overvalued. Way too much debt.
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Entertainment is always a must.
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WEEI in Boston just pulled a huge coup robbing the two best writers from the Herald to join WEEI.com.. whatever that means.. I beleive radio and web have finally made a marriage.
In which case ETM no longer has their brains in there asses.
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The management of ETM is by far the largest shareholder. They have a strong stake in how well the company performs. Because the industry was down from fears of Sirius and XM taking over the market, radio broadcast companies stock prices have fallen. ETM has had no problem paying out huge dividends and has loads of cash flow. This stock should be valued somewhere around clear channel at $30 to $35 a share. ETM is a cash cow.
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Currently yielding 14% or better. Ample cash flow. Well run company with very attractive assets in many geographically diverse markets.
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divdend, with high grwoth potential, undervalued
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The year 2006 was the radio industry’s annus horribilis. Advertisers abandoned the radio and migrated to new media like the internet and mobile phone. A prospective Sirius-XM Radio is also giving sleepless nights to the terrestrial radio companies. Entercom, however, seems to be sailing the rough waters quite smoothly. Entercom’s 2006 revenues increased 1.8% to $440.5 million. This was commendable, considering radio’s terrible last year. A substantial increase in expenses, however, resulted in reduced net income. Entercom announced that its late February revenues were pacing up single digits. The company completed a string of acquisitions over the year which will hold it in good stead in the years to come.
Entercom has decided to focus on three growth drivers. They are investing in new brands and enhancing on-air content, expanding business development capabilities and beefing up their digital platform. Entercom entered the San Francisco market in January, 2007. They agreed to exchange four radio stations in Cincinnati and three of their seven radio stations in Seattle for Bonneville International Corporation’s three FM radio stations in San Francisco. San Francisco is the fourth largest radio market in the USA.
Currently, digital revenues account for less than 1% of the company’s total revenues. Digital revenues are, however, expected to contribute robust growth in the future. Entercom expects low single-digit same station revenue and expense increases in 2007’s first quarter. 2007’s capital expenditures are expected to range between $14 million and $15 million. The royalty rate increases for internet radio broadcasters will have the terrestrial radio stations like Entercom jumping in joy. Consequently, Entercom should have a good year ahead of it.
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This underperform goes hand in hand with my Outperforms on SIRI and XMSR. Terestrial is dying. iPods and Satallite are all the rage.
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Low investor confidence. Stock growth has been stagnant (at best) for several years. CGQ not so good.
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