Zimmer Holdings, Inc. (ZMH)
The Company designs, develops, manufactures and markets reconstructive orthopaedic implants, including joint and dental, spinal implants, trauma products and related orthopaedic surgical products.
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As a leading provider of knees and hips worldwide, Zimmer is poised to capitalize on expected volume growth in the industry.
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Low relative PE, good star ranking, PEG & 09 PE still below normal - bottom fishing 7/20 picks.
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Once the recession is over and the government healthcare scare is eleviated.
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made a value screen. I think.
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Beaten down stock with an important edge in the prothesis market. The demographic trend will help in this case. However, must be always innovative and at the top of their league to keep strong relation to surgeons.
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Baby boomer play.... great long term track record.... fair amount of cash--would be a great takeover play for deep pocketed company. Long term this is a strong buy.
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Think about it.......makes sense to me.
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Great company - strong growth, high returns on equity, low debt. Aging population might hold off on elective procedures, but eventually they will choose to replace those aging joints to improve quality of life.
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Aging population that's living longer, exponential growth in orthopedic procedures, and a strong presence in those operating rooms.
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Consistently earns high returns on capital, and currently selling at a good price.
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Current Holding
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Strong balance sheet and oversold with the market correction. Even at it's now reduced PE ratio of 10, demographics should provide a solid growth engine going forward and any multiple expansion will only add to the stock's return.
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orthopedic implants. low p/e, low debt, increasing earnings
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Been a great performer for past 5 years. long term
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Business model isn't very cyclical. Zimmer will benefit from the secular trends of aging population in developed markets and higher standards of living in emerging markets.
Real Holding at 66.
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defensive play
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I figure I'll need a new joint or two one of these days, and so will 10's of millions of others.
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Boomers parts are wearning out and will need to be replaced
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Ron Baron owns 701205 shares of Zimmer Holdings Inc.. As of September 30th, 2007 ZMH was down -0.04% over the last quarter, composed 0.28% of his portfolio, and he controlled 0.3% of the company.
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Ask anyone who has ever had a knee replacement about how good ZMH products are. Price has gone down cuz of Rumours about a product recall.
Product recalls are not as bad as Pharmacy recalls where people die. Car manufacturers routinely recall products.

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