Solera Holdings, Inc. (SLH)

SCOTTRHUETTLCPA (< 20) Submitted: 5/21/2009 2:08:19 PM : Start Price: $22.56 SLH Score: +30.61

5/21/9 IBD SRH > 0, AND [P/E < 20 OR OLE > <35>]

broxburnboy (71.55) Submitted: 4/1/2009 10:54:15 AM : Start Price: $24.71 SLH Score: -4.17

Too much debt, unrealistic growth expectations as the car insurance business weakens, cost of repairing is skyrocketing, international business will collapse faster as they don't have the "car" repair culture we in North America do.

luv4money (< 20) Submitted: 9/9/2008 1:46:31 PM : Start Price: $30.79 SLH Score: +23.58

hey money is tight and so are car payments

why not just total your car and solve both problems

rock7839 (< 20) Submitted: 7/18/2008 1:46:35 AM : Start Price: $29.03 SLH Score: -31.52

Way Overpriced. They have very little real equity to speak of - they are currently priced at 4X Book value however the bulk of their assets are Goodwill and Intangibles. Their only positive is their International growth but they would need to grow at incredible rate to justify a market cap of close to 2 Billion on sales of 500 Million with no assets behind them. In addition, The CCC Mitchell Merger in the US will kill their US Business. Finally, they serve the Collision Repair Industry so if gas is $4.00/Gallon and people are driving less their Auto Body customers make less money and have less need for their services and their Insurance customers have less claims and also have less need for their services.

edpeters2000 (< 20) Submitted: 7/11/2008 10:40:35 AM : Start Price: $28.49 SLH Score: +31.72

Thier internation growth is exploding. They have meet anaylists expectation 2 quaters in a row, and continue to be the dominant market leader in claims services. Their stock price has held stong through a very difficult market. I'm riding this one to the moon.

scottidog (77.19) Submitted: 5/15/2008 9:36:05 AM : Start Price: $26.40 SLH Score: -52.52

P/E = -9.3x v.17.2x for S&P 500
Price/Sales = 3.6x v 1.5x
Profit Margin = -17.1% v 7.8%
Return on Equity = -1.8% v 15.6%
Return on Assets = -1.5% v 3.9%
Long Term Growth Rate = 15.0% v 12.7%
PEG Ratio = -0.6x v 1.4x

shanehpdx (33.28) Submitted: 5/9/2008 5:47:51 PM : Start Price: $26.00 SLH Score: +53.55

Exposure to BRIC, aggressively pushing for shareholder value