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Technology Stocks : C-Cube
CUBE 36.64-0.5%Dec 5 9:30 AM EST

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To: Stoctrash who wrote (12642)4/4/1997 11:29:00 AM
From: virgil vancleave   of 50808
 
company looks good from this perspective. i just had to buy at the open
this morning at 23.875. could not resist. it appeared to be to good a deal
to pass up. my other choice would have been hadco, but will wait until
after their secondary to buy. cube has been tripling revenues for the
last trhee years now and although a transition has occurred the last two quarters
things are still getting better. present price to sales now looks to be
near bargain levels basing on last quarter and no forward looking growth.
has psr of around 2.25. and a low p/e much less than the growth rate.
target price of 30 to 35, and more if revenues and eps go up again this
quarter.
by the way, i was short cube last year when it collapsed and all the "momentum" players
got off. now it appears that cube is going to attract the "players " again soon.
the yearly high drops to less than 50 next month, meaning with a good
earnings report we could see new highs again.
also, i couldn't help but notice that zacks has raised eps estimates the
last few days. and no disagreement from the company.
it will be fun to watch the 9.9 million shorts clamber over each other
to cover their losses. just glad it won't be me, but i may buy some more
if it looks that good.
good luck to all longs.
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