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Re: A Favorite Stock, NICK
I've been looking at this stock lately. Any recent thoughts, DC? What is your feel about the stock's true value, in $/share terms?
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Re: A Favorite Stock, NICK
Is anyone else not able to buy this through an online order? Through both etrade and td waterhouse I get a message saying to call an investment representative. I've never seen this message for anything else. Maybe I should just call, but I thought I'd see if anyone else was having similar problems or knew why this was happening.
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Re: A Favorite Stock, NICK
I got the same messagge Its a pink sheet company so you need to call to buy/sell. 5 minute phone call and they put my limit order in.
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Re: A Favorite Stock, NICK
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I got the same messagge Its a pink sheet company so you need to call to buy/sell. 5 minute phone call and they put my limit order in. [/ QUOTE ] Ok, thanks |
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Re: A Favorite Stock, NICK
Gotta love the insider buying.
I may take a small position when some cash becomes available. Edit: Boy is this thing illiquid. |
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Re: A Favorite Stock, NICK
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I've been looking at this stock lately. Any recent thoughts, DC? What is your feel about the stock's true value, in $/share terms? [/ QUOTE ] I was overly optimistic when I first got into it. I thought they would grow earnings 15%+ for a long while. Instead I was seeing the peak of their cycle which distorted things. I still think they will grow 10%+, but realize they haven't even seen the worse the national economy could offer. Higher interest rates and unemployment would hurt them worse, though their customer segments are clearly dealing with higher unemployment now. I take comfort in their conservative financials and management. Any DCF analysis would tell you that a 10x growth rate merits a 20 PE, but given their small market cap I doubt they'll get one until they are much larger. My guess is, barring a national recession, in two years they earn more than $1.50 per share and trade north of $15, maybe close to $20. |
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