Liquidity Services, Inc. (NASDAQ:LQDT)

SA pick I'm in, in real life

They have the government contracts for scrap right now. Those contracts don't expire for 2 years, so they'll have the market. Time will tell after that.

OUT PerFORM.

People love a good deal and this company had a bad last quarter, but I strive to pick stocks that have good growth potential long-term. Have you seen what stocks like Ebay trade at? This is a worthwhile buy if it grows to only a fraction of that stock. Even great companies have bad quarters now and again, which opens up windows of opportunity for those interested in investing. My only regret is not picking this to outperform last month.

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Lots of room to grow.A bargain at 50% the 52-week high

Companies like these stride during bad economies... should have results within short term. Not sure about 3months, but definitely 9 months to 15 months.

27.70 by 2010

This stock has really been hammered recently. It is being pulled down either by association with other commercial website businesses or investors are worried about the renewal of the government contract. Considering the way the contract has been expanded over the years, I believe that the chances for renewal are high. Besides, the commercial inventory re-selling business seems to be taking off. Tremendous potential for the future.

Anyone betting against this stock is a dummy. The company is a secular growth stock which actually does better during times of economic slowdown due to increased transactions as major retailers try to unload inventory. The company operates in a niche with zero competition. The government has only been bettering its terms -- they are not going to lose that business because they are the best market. The company is consolidating its network effects through smart acquistion and acquiring new customer relations, as evidenced by its recent move into local municipal and state auctions. They rightly say they ARE the market for reverse supply chain goods. They have plenty of room to expand internationally. The need for warehousing for this business means they are not just a dot.com -- there are substantial barriers to entry because any would be competitor needs to own warehouses and distribution before they can even enter the market. That is a big disincentive. No way this company fails; the concept is too solid and management knows the business too well, with most having been with the company since 2000-2003.

If they lose the government contract, they are out of business. Government may cut items being sold dramatically. Liquidity services it currently begging its customers to contact DOD personnel not to destoy thousands of items that can be sold in the open market. This company is "NO" Ebay as they have an interest in what is being sold, E bay has transparancy, Liquidity Services has none.

Many complaints on Items lost, misdescribed, heavily damaged or not even in the lots being sold, bid deposits not refunded timely, false or misleading photos, wrong weights on scrap sales.

I think this will go down, like the housing market before it goes back up. Besides, I want to watch it and this place is the easiest to do so.

Undervalued by the traders, analyst reports point to 25.

down 20% plus in one month yet still positive for year. market correction strat.

This was on Tom's watch list in Hidden Gems May issue. Basically, he said he liked the company but thought it was overpriced at 19. Over the course of this latest correction, the stock has taken a beating and now sits between 11-12 making it really attractive. I'm rolling the dice and took a position today at 11.50 after the company was upgraded to buy at RBC Capital and Cantor Fitsgerald. I guess they read Toms' column too.

Great Business Model, like a Ebay and Loop.Net. No Competition for the market segment with room to grow.

Liquidity Services may be named in formal complaints of Federal Wire Fraud in the coming weeks.

It has the same business model as ebay and little competition.

Surplus and salvage (recycle) have always been a part of doing business, taking that business electronic only makes good business sense.