Polycom, Inc. (NASDAQ: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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Karen Finerman recommends long. Fast money
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30+ \% upside to its 52week high and holding steady at current level. 50% profit...gorwth to continue into 2012
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A growth stock in a growth industry. What would you rather do fly half way across the globe for a meeting or stay in the office and flip a few switches? The latter is cheaper and much less trouble.
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Polycom's shares have beaten both Cisco and the S&P 500 index year-to-date and year over year. The balance sheet is solid and debt-free, and I see Cisco and Polycom sharing the spotlight in an increasingly important market for quality teleconferencing systems. You must put up with a steep P/E ratio to buy these shares, but strong cash flows tell a different story of Polycom's fundamentals.
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Video conferencing is the next great growth industry and this is a pure play in the field. We used their products in my company and the guys who used it said the CEO could see the sweat running from their foreheads when they were getting grilled, i.e. top quality products. They also have nearly $500M in cash on the books which should provide a nice buffer.
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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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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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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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