FactSet Research Systems, Inc. (NYSE:FDS)
The Company is a provider of global financial and economic information, including fundamental financial data on tens of thousands of companies worldwide.
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CAPScall from my blog article "One Simple Stock Screen For Bargain Stocks"
http://beta.fool.com/shawnrobinson/2012/01/31/bargainstocks/1466/
The stock has fallen recently as investors are concerned over the recent decline in subscriber growth, hinting that the company is showing signs of weakness. FDS earns revenue on a per-user basis and any cost-cutting measures conducted by financial institutions is a valid concern. But given that FDS has grown revenue every year since 1996, and has successfully captured market share from their larger rivals Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters, long-term investors should evaluate if the weakness is temporary.
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Current Parameters
LT Debt-to-Equity Ratio
0.00 - 0.00
Return on Equity (TTM)
25.00 - 7078.00
Market Capitalization
1B - 10B
Gross Margin
60.00 - 100.00
CAPS Rating
All on 2011-11-04
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High, flat margin business. Used by many in the financial industry. Growth internationally. Track record of 20% a year growth. Strong free cash flow. Dividend is a plus.
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Continuing to take share from Thomson and Bloomberg. Also, Investment banking is finally back and will cease to be a burden on revenues. A little expensive at current levels, but a great long term buy.
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'The New Buffettology' Screen
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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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This stock has seen a 45% run-up since I bought it 12 months ago and is seeing some profit taking at the moment. Since it is efficient relative to it's peers, I expect to see continuing growth for the foreseeable future (notice I did not say "going forward." Can we all find a better phrase?)
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Althogh this is one of my all time favorite stocks, it's present price exceeds or is near 5 Year Historical Highs for PE Ratio, Price/Sales Ratio and Price to Cash Flow. A great company but its present price does not represent good value.
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It has bewen outperforming for months according to its charts vs. S&P
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Based on my analysis, the fair value of FDS is $75 a share. As of September 27, 2010, the stock was trading at $80.46 and was overvalued by approximately 7%.
My analysis results are consistent with the analyst from Stifel Nicolaus. He recently cut FDS from Buy to Hold. In my opinion, this stock is a short candidate if you believe that a minor correction in S&P 500 is warranted (which I do). Based on the most recent data, FDS had a short interest ratio of 6.75% (2.8 million shares).
http://seekingalpha.com/article/227404-factset-research-systems-is-wall-street-correct
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Growing financial data provider. Recent RB selection. Even pays a dividend.
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Sales growth 20-25% for last five years, excellent cash flow, profit margins, flow ratio,
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Have owned it several years. No debt. Predictable EPS, dividend, and steady price increases.
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2/116 in Application Software -(78.6 @ A-/A+)
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fds is a must watch for all the info it provides the world. right now just a watch. fools if you buy do it on a long term 3/5 yr. fool on
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Small but well managed company in the information management industry. Will continue to grow with financial professional's need for accurate historical information about companies.
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This pick comes from a newsletter that my wife ordered. Let's see what happens.
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FDS? Feminine Dedorant Spray? SMELLS like a winner to me!
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FactSet Research Systems provides financial and economic information, including fundamental financial data on various companies to the investment community worldwide. Earnings for the quarter ended February 29, 2008, increased 21% to $140.2 million compared to the year earlier same period. Net income increased to $29.5 million from $26.5 million last year and diluted earnings per share grew to $.59 from $.52 last year. They also raised their projection for this quarter from 145 to 149 mil. And this isn't a flash in the pan. This company is always making money! $222 million in revenue in 2003 increasing to $476 million in 2007 and $501 million in the trailing twelve months (TTM). The company also pays a dividend and has been steadily increasing it from $.15/share in 2003 to $.36/share in 2007 and $.42/share in the TTM
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