NCI Building Systems, Inc. (NYSE:NCS)

Great entry point now, at the low of the cycle... Just patient from now! Great management!

Has hit it's low point. As housing market comes back in the future, more buildings will need their services.

This stock has been beaten down, but this company has a huge presence in our area. It has flushed out overpriced inventory and is poised to fly!

Fundamentaly sound company. Was hit very hard by the economy. Will rebound nicely and regain some of its value. Company is a low risk high reward investment.

NCS has averted bankruptcy and is poised to make a strong comeback. They secured 250 Million from a recognized investment firm in exchange for a 68.5% equity in the company. Moreover, the management is solid and they will be able the level of production has not fallen off. Once the economy significantly rebounds, this stock will too. My 3-5 year estimate of this stock will be $35.00-$40.00 per share. Enjoy the ride.

Buying a ton in real life. If it goes below 1.50 I will bail out and take the 25% loss but I don't think it will come to that. Everyone knows construction will get better as time passes. Hoping for a 2 or 3 bagger in 6 months.

This stock is flying under the radar. 2010 expect big gains for those who take advantage of this stock,expect big lose for those who didn't do their homework and purchase.

Greatly oversold. Solid company, fundamentals strong, no debt. Recent captial event diluted value but not to this level. Should be $3 - $4 pps.

- They've received funding from a respected investment firm CD&R. That should help cure their near to long term debt problem.
- Their market is depressed right now, but based from the last quarterly call, the management knows this and is aggressively pursuing to clean their balance sheets.
- Their products may be commoditized but because of their brand name, history (since 1984) they've developed a good manufacturing/distribution system and all-inclusive products that should helped them to rebound when the economy is booming again.
- Price target in the near term is at $4-6. Long term would be at $12-17.

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tenmiles

Nonresidential construction industry is in the tank. Steel may not be a steal, but this one is approaching attractive long-term value camp.
Roughly 90 million in cash/ce; headcount reduction; survivor in a tough space whose value metrics including p/s, p/b and enterprise value suggest above average longer term value, although likely dead money for the next year.

Solid company at a great price.

This is a great pickup for June!

It is cash poor to its competitors. Nucor Steel and Bluescope will be able to handle the swings in steel avaiablity and costs much easier than NCI

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has been hurt by a homebuilding down turn while office/commerical real estate is in supreme demand. at these levels it is fairly valued and with analysts already revising the 07 estimates - i believe downside is limited. ride this for a nice lil' gain.