Roper Industries, Inc. (ROP)
The Company is a diversified growth company that designs, manufactures and distributes energy systems and controls, scientific and industrial imaging products and software, industrial technology products and radio frequency products and services.
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Showed up on a screen for solid 5 year growth with low debt, cash on hand and still at attractive P/E ratios.
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This account tracks the performance of the investment firm Ruane, Cunniff, and Goldfarb - the investment manager of Sequoia Fund.
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I know ROP is used as a benchmark for the toyota production system deployment. If they are truly using the principles developed by Toyota, they will have an advantage flexing down and back up as the economy changes. Look for continued strong performance even as volumes decline. Already we see evidence this is true since the dividend was hiked during this catastrophe of the overall economy.
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RFID still an area of growth.
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This company has only been able to stay alive through buying it's competition. You can only take that strategy so far in this slow economy. That said, the only way they continue to be outperforming is to continue downsizing, closing offices (PA Office, OH Office) and underpaying staff. I expect that the market will catch up as consumption of goods continue to slow. This one is gonna go with oil costs. More R&D will be needed to become more green and compete.
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Reasonable debt to equity, good eps growth, good revenue growth, consistently profitable. Potential growth stock and it offers a dividend. Best of both worlds.
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Outstanding Q1 Report. Read the call transcript. Positioned in high-growth high-tech businesses.
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ROE = 14.8%, PM = 11.54%, OM = 20.4%, price-to-book = 3.35 very little debt, no cash flow problem. They all look good to me.
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Down to $55 up to $69.00
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Nothing personal but I just don’t like it when the CEO/Chairman/President is also acting as the CFO and collecting a big enough paycheck for all of the positions. The number of acquisitions makes it a little difficult to see how well they will pay off. The current P/E is relatively high versus competitors along with the $230mil. in convertible debt makes me believe that Roper will underperform over the foreseeable future.
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