Lexmark International, Inc. (NYSE:LXK)
The Company is a developer, manufacturer and supplier of printing and imaging solutions for offices and homes. Its products include laser printers, inkjet printers, multifunction devices, and associated supplies, services and solutions.
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Their computer equipment is substandard and difficult to use. It is not worth the price, even though it is less expensive than other manufacturers. I think they will slowly fade out of existence unless major steps are taken to solve those problems.
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Cutting 1700 jobs and going up 10%. Short that!
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other brands' printers are emerging.
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Short this on the strength of cloud computing, no need to print anymore and these guys aren't innovating...
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Profitable old tech company, very good valuation here. This is not Kodak nor Xerox. Lexmark generates tons of cash and hasMagic Formula characteristics. EV/FCF is below 4, EV/EBITDA at a low 2.58. Quick ratio is around 2. They have to be on a short list for a LBO or to be acquired very soon by another company like Dell.
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Beat up way way too much today. Should be back to prior price soon, or bought out.
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Solid products. Solid marketing. General economic recovery. Stock is currently near a 52-week low and well off of its 52-week high.
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With a new CEO having been with the company longer than the previous, look for LXK to continue its uptrend to $52-54. I believe the reaction to Q3 conference call was a bit drastic.
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overdone...hell eps & dividend
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YTD return: 66%. P/E 14. Pretty nice.
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Outperform, PEG<1, 4* S&P
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Wow. This stock price is up big over the last few days. What's up with that?
It seems there's a celebration going on over the recent earnings announcement of better earnings than the company and analysts previously predicted. It's a completely misplaced celebration, however.
Revenues have declined for 5 straight years:
Year : Revenue (in millions)
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2004 : $5,313.8
2005 : $5,221.5
2006 : $5,108.1
2007 : $4,973.9
2008 : $4,528.4
2009 : $3,879.9
EPS have declined for 4 straight years:
Year : EPS
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2004 : $ 4.28
2005 : $ 2.91
2006 : $ 3.27
2007 : $ 3.14
2008 : $ 2.69
2009 : $ 1.86
The latest figures are simply continuations of the trend that has been in place for a long time. There seems little reason to think this trend will change soon, and therefore little justification for the currently exaggerated stock price.
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More than 15% above its 50-Day Moving Average.
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A big recent pop up that will not be sustained with the market pulling back ... Vulnerable to short term pullback to 20 to 22.50
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cnbc.com 20 Stocks with the Biggest Potential To Drop target price: 17.61
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Comeback stock of the quarter
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just hit 52 week low
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Agreeing with the "HP is the better product" crowd.
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I work this Lexmark all the time.. their printers have gone to crap... their support service has gone over seas... HP is KILLING them....
being in the forms business for 6 years... I've seen much better product then what they've been releasing... when i first got into this business i loved Lexmark.. but now i'm an HP fan.....
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