Teradata Corp. (NYSE:TDC)
Provide data warehousing services
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The global cloud is nigh.
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Mine that data
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Growing pretty fast. Good balance sheet and good margins.
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Like the idea of investing in a solid tech company, the leader in its niche, with demonstrated track record in a growth area and conveniently the stock is down right now. Also listened to the MFstock advisor audio report (june 2011) on TDC and thought their message was compelling. I live near TDC headquarters so I know a few of their employees and believe TDC has quality management. And I'm thinking TDC might be an attractive takeover. I bought additional shares today, adding to my cache.
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Supports many other corporations...I expect it to bonce back and keep going
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Great products and solid strategy in the analytics space. Solid balance sheet. They have been slaughtered in the ecent volatility. Great buy.
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Information is growing by the petabyte daily. Clouds are becoming the way of the world. This companies servers are the cloud. DUH
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Bottom Line: Demand for their product. Data and data storage will continue to rule.
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Shares rose sharply upon earnings release a few weeks ago, trading down because of the current fear.
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Well positioned to (continue to) dominate. Bigger data problems that need solving ahead.
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good client base, focused on its niche, growing industry
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Manages large amounts of data and provides business analytics and decision support. Sales growth 13% and EPS 21% last year. FedX, Wal Mart and Apple are customers. Also plays into cloud computing.
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great growth story, should be good for years.
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Recommended for a second time on Stock Advisor. Data services is, of course, growing. IT is booming in D.C. and Richmond, VA. Larger competitors like IBM and Oracle have their hands in too many businesses. This is lean and focused.
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Looks like a nice company, but the year-over-year growth is around 17-18% while the current P/E is almost twice that. That's a scary PEG.
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Big data is here
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