Polycom, Inc. (PLCM)
A global provider of a line of high-quality, easy-to-use communications equipment that enables enterprise users to more effectively conduct video, voice, data and web communications.
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The video conference market has been slow to take hold, but with the abundance in broadband and cloud computing I believe it is only a matter of time before the world communicates face to face over the internet and Polycom along with Tanberg, pioneers in the field will capitalize on their experience.
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Mmm...communications equipment...
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Pick on a dip
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They just reported decent earnings but the stock was hammered and I think it presents a good buying opportunity for the RB. Cisco just bought their main competitor so they should gain short term and long term gains for those who hate Cisco. Could also be bought out by Avaya or HP as they beef up to compete with Cisco.
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With the swine flu epedimic just getting started and here to stay, as well as El Nino coming up companies will travel less to avoid illness and videoconferencing will skyrocket. I see this stock at $38 within the year.
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Well positioned to take advantage of the shift to teleprecense for the next few years.
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3 to 5 star stock in one year.
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I use VOIP for my business and while researching companies I stumbled across these folks.
I know nothing else about them. Just starting my research.
I like what they do...all else is a gut feel
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I've shorted this before, and this looks like it's surpassing a short-term technical barrier, without much pause in terms of profit taking. So, rather than short now, I'm stepping back. Looking at the big picture (5 year trailing 41% annual growth rate), I'll give it a long term thumbs up.
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Soaring prices for jet fuel are leading to higher airfares. That, plus a shrinking bottom line for many US companies will lead to more videoconferencing.
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Just watching it for now.
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Video conferencing is big business away from the USA. Watch this company grow in the short term, especially outside the US. Write it down and hang it on your bulletin board. Very well managed, and in an area of little (comparable) competition, which equates to dollars as we all know.
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The growth rate looks good, and the entry price for this pick makes it particularly attractive. This will eventually win!
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VoIP ... DoD usage ... I use it why not invest in it.
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videoconferencing will grow
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I was first attracted to Polycom shortly after the Sept. 11th attacks. Polycom looked like a great play to benefit from the heightened interest in video meetings and VoIP. Today nothing has really changed, except PLCM has improved margins and is growing at nearly the same rate they were in 2001. PLCM is still seeing 20% revenue growth year over year and is trading at a mere 14 times future earnings. They maintain 307 million in cash versus no debt, and their price to book is below their historical average at 2.2! The long-term technicals show that this has an up-line trend support at roughly $23, thus the reason for today's pick. I can't fathom this heading much lower.
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Audio side has great corporate visibilty which will enhance entry into video conferencing, recent drop not supported by any ratings changes or business changes, stock remains a potential buyout firm with high cash flow and cash balance
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I have worked for big companies. No matter ow much they make they are allways trying to cut costs. I have been in many conference meetings with many groups from all over the country simultaneousely. In A global market travelling around the world is just going to cost to much. This is a logical progresion in the way buissiness will handle training,company role outs,etc. No travel exspence,hotel exspence,and no restriction to amount of attendants.

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