TeleTech Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:TTEC)
A provider of outsourced customer management services on a global basis. Operates two distinct businesses; Customer Management Services and Database Marketing and Consulting.
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Low relative PE, good star ranking, PEG & 09 PE still below normal - bottom fishing 5/11 picks.
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Outsourcing is tough, competitive landscape today, but I would use today's downgrade to initiate long on TeleTech around $6.88. Historical upper teen ROE, signficant free cash flow generation with highly management d/e of less than .30 trading at about 10% premium to book - looks like strong long term value, but could easily go a buck lower before final bottom.
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Recent decline (from likely overpriced position) will likely be reversed -- in at most a few months. I'm likely to pack in a few thousand more shares soon.
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High growth, solid balance sheet screen
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overweight... despite recent pullback Tuchman (CEO) continues to pump his stock but what is he pumping? He's pumping this BPO company to actually do business process....which, despite many failed attempts - it does not do. It is a pure butts-in-seats player up against wipro, convergys, sitel, sykes, etc...+ a host of offshore players without expensive US executive compensation. Ugly space to be in with global players beating your margins and companies pulling more and more self service back to US + automating a lot of these processes/bodies in customer service. Should TTEC find a way to pull of hosted infrastructure capabilities with all of their technology their supporting - great - but, this would be a rare feat in a world of rare feats for BPO companies.
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The US dollar needs to increase in price and then this stock will start to increase in value.
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OUTSTANDING WELL MANAGED COMPANY
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Extremely overvalued. Current PE ratio of 53 even higher than 45 during 2000, right before it taildived from $40/share to $8.
Business has minimal barriers to entry & there's considerable risk of client migration to less costly companies.
CEO selling 5M shares.
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