Siemens AG (ADR) (NYSE:SI)
The Company manufactures, distributes and supplies industrial products in the fields of electrical engineering and electronics, mechanical engineering, precision mechanics as well as related sectors of engineering.
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fridleymn
(60.33)
Submitted: 1/20/2012 10:34:31 AM :
Start Price:
$97.30
SI Score:
-1.53
Another decent price, not a blockbuster, but a good long term
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mitleg
(58.44)
Submitted: 1/19/2012 9:44:18 PM :
Start Price:
$97.10
SI Score:
-1.30
A fabulous company. Very strong. It is trading so cheaply that one would think the end of the world is coming. With a nice dividend, one can wait for the turn.
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cptsintl
(63.93)
Submitted: 12/22/2011 3:13:59 PM :
Start Price:
$91.98
SI Score:
-0.48
Depressed by the Eurozone crisis and the uncertainty of capital expenditures in major economies, Siemens has slimmed itself slightly, and it is not well-positioned for the reemergence of construction; especially high-speed rail and intra-city vehicles; medical goods, etc SI is perfectly poised for the future.
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poluh2k
(59.95)
Submitted: 12/14/2011 8:42:18 AM :
Start Price:
$90.96
SI Score:
-1.73
p/e 9 I think it's cool
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TMFDitty
(99.48)
Submitted: 12/9/2011 11:36:48 AM :
Start Price:
$97.04
SI Score:
-5.59
I'm suspicious of the 33% growth rate that Yahoo Finance is quoting on this stock. That said, 12 times free cash flow is not too high a price to pay for Germany's "mini-GE." And the company pays me a nice 4.1% divvy while I wait for Mr. Market to notice the value here.
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joryko
(98.79)
Submitted: 11/23/2011 11:26:39 AM :
Start Price:
$88.26
SI Score:
-3.81
Great buying point near its 52 week low. Solid fundamental company will outperform for a long while into the future.
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troym72
(37.89)
Submitted: 10/12/2011 11:14:39 AM :
Start Price:
$99.37
SI Score:
-11.95
Siemens is too cheap to pass up right now.
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mwlove
(45.66)
Submitted: 10/8/2011 1:46:17 AM :
Start Price:
$95.92
SI Score:
-11.85
A solid industrial with a great dividend. Beaten-down in recent months, but ready to rise again.
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jmt587
(99.87)
Submitted: 9/22/2011 2:06:43 PM :
Start Price:
$86.07
SI Score:
-5.74
Long Term Outperform.
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trickpat00
(50.81)
Submitted: 9/14/2011 12:40:03 PM :
Start Price:
$89.93
SI Score:
-4.05
Great dividends on discount.
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ferjen
(38.76)
Submitted: 8/14/2011 9:23:22 AM :
Start Price:
$104.44
SI Score:
-18.75
Emerging Markets...
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Anders85
(36.08)
Submitted: 6/22/2011 8:16:15 AM :
Start Price:
$129.30
SI Score:
-28.20
They recenetly invested A LOT of money in wind turbine projects in Denmark, which by the way has been appointed the mekka of wind turbines. Also Germany are closing down 7 of their 17 neuclear reactors with the plan of having all 17 closed by mid 2030. Having to get the energy from somewhere else I predict good fortune for Siemens.
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HardnoseDotCom
(73.69)
Submitted: 4/25/2011 1:31:30 PM :
Start Price:
$134.79
SI Score:
-27.75
low PEG, strong price uptrend
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grimaldo35
(51.05)
Submitted: 4/21/2011 12:17:50 PM :
Start Price:
$135.26
SI Score:
-27.87
Provides power generatioand transportation systems.
Accordin to Money Magazine, over 44% one return is expected
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jemsa
(28.21)
Submitted: 3/28/2011 1:09:27 PM :
Start Price:
$128.65
SI Score:
-25.75
Stable Dividends Screen
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tmcg1788
(37.05)
Submitted: 3/8/2011 9:57:01 AM :
Start Price:
$126.11
SI Score:
-24.00
Increasing performance over the past two years. The ROA and profit margin of the company are both above average for the industry and they have low-debt.
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TheGrtGdOM
(72.46)
Submitted: 12/20/2010 10:52:12 AM :
Start Price:
$117.54
SI Score:
-24.74
They produce much of the technology the world needs, especially as we adapt to climate change, and are big enough to be the go to company for those who will want it quickly.
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turtle286
(55.59)
Submitted: 11/6/2010 12:38:07 AM :
Start Price:
$110.94
SI Score:
-22.10
With the push for more rail building here in the states they will have more business as we don't tend to build "fast" trains in this country, that accompanied with the Fed pushing the dollar down pick any foreign corporate entity and you'll do alright. I think of them as GE without the capital side and run with German efficiency.
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