Pitney Bowes, Inc. (NYSE:PBI)

Looks ok on paper; dying industry in reality

SP Dogs

good ratios, at 52 week low, better than industry net income/staff, is a market that should respond well to strengthening economy, pent up demand

12/16

Investors too old for growth should love this stock.
Steady earnings and I juice my returns with covered calls. Show me a safer 25% per yr.?

6% yield - dividend champion. Through this in your IRA then pick which beach you want to retire on.

Aristocrat high safe dividend, paid-to-wait see-saw in a declining industry.

Magic Formula pick (currently undervalued)

They have fallen too far in this market. They have solid products and a high yield that is supported with steady earnings.

Pure dividend play. With a 7.76% yield, the shares will be paid for by the dividend in 12.6 years. After that, it's free (minus taxes) money. Just like buying rental real estate.

HIGH DIVIDENDS AS BONDS PLUMMET

Super dividend; bought near low; excellent growth potential

Dividend aristocrat and at historic lows.

Great dividend. Business slowing but hopefully they will be able to gain some traction to their online software. Easy 15% upside.

losing marketshare, dumping money on volly, lack of direction. Company in disarray, making very deep cuts. New Connect product is severely problem ridden and eats up ink faster than you can burn cash.

Safe company with solid dividend, under valued.

Solid, long-term performer. Getting clobbered in market downturn, but offers good exposure to improving economy dividend growth.

solid co undervalued

I believe he combination of weak bond yields and an atmosphere of normality in the global economy should result in the pursuit of quality high dividend paying stocks as an income vehicle with excellent potential for growth.
Despite the general woes of snail mail, PBI is the undisputed leader of equipment that helps streamline and control the costs of an evergrowing etail sector. With it's lush 6% dividend and niche as a critical supplier for business mailing support services I look for PBI to a solid long term performer with the potential for short term outperformance as its increasing price brings the dividend yield down into the 2-4% range.