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If someone gets a chance, check out Mr. Market's dump and stock BNCC---is this too good to be true or a golden opportunity? Thanks for the insight.
Kind of hard to figure out....but if they are operating in North Dakota, the macro environment for them must be pretty darn good. Worth some fun money to throw at for sure...as long as you don't need it back!
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I assume that the decision is already made so I’ll tell you why I wouldn’t buy these stocks.
DDD: This one I like second best; Q/Q sales and EPS look great; not much debt and margins are good. So what’s not to like? A P/E of 61 and a PEG ratio over 4. It’s a new technology and it they stumble it could be quite a while before you see a profit. With no risk control it could easily turn into another VIT or TQNT.
EMN: Q/Q EPS are negative: Debt/Equity is over 1.6: PEG is over 1.5. On the bright side Profit margin isn’t bad at 7.7% . The metrics I look at; SMQ is a better chemical company.
JAH: Q/Q sales and EPS are negative. Debt to Equity is over 2; PEG = 1.65; low profit margin;
LAD: Low profit margin; Debt/Equity =1.89; If the economy stays stagnant no one can afford a car and if it picks up interest rates rise and the debt becomes a problem. You’re already in the auto business with CRMT and it seems to be a bit of a lemon.
WGO: The only thing that bothers me about this one is that the profit margin is higher than the operating margin. I’d want to dig a bit deeper to find why the Q/Q EPS number is so high. Every thing else looks good. I know your not technical but the overhead resistance is above your 15% price target. If I was forced to buy one this would be it.
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