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Aug 07, 2008
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Hi everyone! I'm new to the boards, but this stock has been on my radar for quite a while. I'm surprised to see that nobody has taken the time to talk about the fundamentals SMWF has going for it.
Lets just go over some basic fundamentals and valuations (true keys tomaking money) P/E .0012 vs 37 (industry average)
P/S .76 vs 2.39
Net Profit Margin 12,109% vs 12.74%
ESP Growth 103% vs 6.30%
Return on Equity 592% vs 24%
Quick Ratio 1.81 vs .92
SMWF has zero debt
SMWF pays out a smaller percentage of its revenue to fixed operatingcosts than does its peers.
SMWF is among the best in their industry at managing their owner's equity and at generating revenues from employees.
SMWF uses little or no debt in its capital structure which will lead to less financial risk than its peers.
This was all generated by looking at a few pieces of paper (balancesheet, income statement, etc) and a few valuations that are available all over the Internet.
I just can't see this company going anywhere but up. Eventually the fundamentals will win over the stock price. It wouldn't surprise me to see this stock go to $20-$30 a share over the course of a few years. However I thought I would run it past you guys first.
I just can't see this company going anywhere but up. Eventually the fundamentals will win over the stock price. It wouldn't surprise me to see this stock go to $20-$30 a share over the course of a few years. However I thought I would run it past you guys first.
Any thoughts?
Burt
Lets just go over some basic fundamentals and valuations (true keys tomaking money) P/E .0012 vs 37 (industry average)
P/S .76 vs 2.39
Net Profit Margin 12,109% vs 12.74%
ESP Growth 103% vs 6.30%
Return on Equity 592% vs 24%
Quick Ratio 1.81 vs .92
SMWF has zero debt
SMWF pays out a smaller percentage of its revenue to fixed operatingcosts than does its peers.
SMWF is among the best in their industry at managing their owner's equity and at generating revenues from employees.
SMWF uses little or no debt in its capital structure which will lead to less financial risk than its peers.
This was all generated by looking at a few pieces of paper (balancesheet, income statement, etc) and a few valuations that are available all over the Internet.
I just can't see this company going anywhere but up. Eventually the fundamentals will win over the stock price. It wouldn't surprise me to see this stock go to $20-$30 a share over the course of a few years. However I thought I would run it past you guys first.
I just can't see this company going anywhere but up. Eventually the fundamentals will win over the stock price. It wouldn't surprise me to see this stock go to $20-$30 a share over the course of a few years. However I thought I would run it past you guys first.
Any thoughts?
Burt
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