Moduslink Global Solutions Inc (NASDAQ:MLNK)

This company is perfect value investing fodder. No debt, decent earnings for size, and the old tired management has been shown the door. They're selling off a key unprofitable enterprise, and skinnnying up the payroll. Buy this one cheap, near $2, and hold on for the long haul. If it makes it to $10, its topped out.

Lack of leadership and strategic direction. Company acquired businesses in just the last two years for which it will take a material impairment for its fiscal year. Overall brain-trust at HQ is okay, but divisional CEOs are driving these new acquisitions into the ground.

One of my bigger disappointments, however I do see the company pulling it together and becoming viable. Mid 30's seems reasonable

The company is ready to begin showing strong profits now the the economy is turning. Good revenue, no debt and stock buyback puts them in the perfect springboard position. Expect it to go up nicely heading into next quarter's earnings.

this is the best company in this market, with new products.

No outside debt, all bills are current, new customers being retained, Lean Sigma is the forefront of there business eleviating waste and managing money and time, they are in the right direction.

very good position in a demanding area.

Book is over $7 a share, cash net of debt nearly $3. Consistently profitable before the recession.

This stock is a given. Market cap is almost less than the cash on the bank. Sooner or later this stock is going to fly or be taken private at double the current level. A no brainer...

Dig deep and you will know why it will double in a year or so.

This is a stock in the financial sector and misc. financial services industry which means that it is one that is in the sectors that has been doing poorly in the market.

long range growth

this situation is temporory at this time,prices will solidify, money management will be in place to take over any problems that will occur and this stock will soar back-up again in a short time,because of very good mangement in the company to go foreward again and achieve what they had intended to do before this minor adjustment in the company's debt department and money expenditures areas.

The only stock left after the tech meltdown with an actual product

CMGI is now a completely different company then it was just 5 years ago.
Margins are increasing every quarter.
Cash on hand is over 1/4 of a billion dollars.
No debt.
Low P/E.
Stock buyback is in progress.
Stock is way oversold.
Analyst price target is $22.50 and currently pps is $11.25
The only thing keeping this stock down is its old history from its dot.com days.
PPS has a great chance of doubling in the next 12 months.

Can't go down

a speculative venture capitalist company that now focuses on distribution
and leading provider of global supply chain management solutions, announced recently it has signed a multi-year contract with Toshiba Electronics Europe (Toshiba) to manage the company’s European supply chain for a variety of its storage products. As part of the contract, ModusLink will deliver a wide range of supply chain solutions, including its popular Optimized Configuration Solution, in this case leveraging its Brno Solution Center in the Czech Republic to efficiently and cost effectively finalize configuration of five different base components into hundreds of different finished goods to meet specific customer demand with less inventory cost and risk. This compant also moved into India with a putrchase last year of another supply chain company. I say this company has a great future and a bonus of companies it still helps start up and sell.

I could have sworn that when I wanted to pick this stock, it was unavailable in CAPS because of its market cap, but most likely it was below $1.50. Now it is $13.andsomechange.

Peterleeds.com kept recommending it and he was really really right!

Target price of $20 leaves this bad boy with some room to go.

CMGI has improved its business and has a surplus of cash.