Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. (NYSE:JEC)

good growth and earnings

Rising oil and gas industry

Continued growth in the economy will drive for expansion in construction services and drive up the price of JEC. They have been able to keep many existing projects and will show growth for the end of the year.

I like them, Debt Free, great management, and an industry leader. Will come back strong was the overall market recovery takes place. This is a long play as it will take a few years

Jacobs is pushing one of its biggest competitors, Parsons, around during the downturn. As the economy recovers, Jacobs will have opened a larger gap with its competitors. Look for Jacobs to continue to capitalize on key wins. (Coming from someone in the industrial automation industry, tied directly to Jacobs' sales)

Solid company: will recover as economy improves.

capital spending returns

Jacobs has continued to trim its operating costs through this current economic downturn; moreover, it has shown that it is still capable of winning multi-million and billion dollar jobs such that its revenues and backlogs haven't been hurt as much as others. That coupled with its low debt and high liquidity, Jacobs is a good bet for long-term growth.

excellent company. Continued success in downturn. Construction will recover.

Great growth and earnings.

Looking for a solid bounce in Infrastructure Stocks...

Extremely low market cap (<5B) for a company that will benefit in 2011-13 in global engineering.

Nice Max-pain assisted entry on these three infrastructure players...

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...Backlogs & Gov't stimulus contracts should make for a good year.

Look for JEC to keep going up as the economy improves. Debt free, loads of cash, should be able to outshine competition.

JEC is an outstanding company with great growth potential. P/E is 11 and capital is stable. Economic conditions are beginning to improve, and I expect to see this company's stock rise significantly.

There is some recovery room here from the big November sell off.

Solid company that I see as simply out of favor right now. May not come around for a year or more depending upon overall macro conditions, but long-term should be bright.

quick analysis off my magic formula spinoff screen. With a little in-depth analysis this may very well prove to be a compelling buying opportunity.

widest margin from s&p in quite some time... should be some narrowing... lots of cash... potential target takeover