Am considering buying this stock--anyone got anything pro or con on it?
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?d=t&s=DRAM
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?d=t&s=DRAM
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DTB I know nothing about this stock but here is a small article someone sent me, (had many stocks mentioned). it should be noted that this stock has a loyal (promotional following).
the price target he uses is the best case (next year) also which could put a 35X PE on my stocks I own, also no explanation on why the multiple would triple.
my three technical programs rate the stock a hold, one with a $6.85
it does pay a dividend and has a decent balance sheet, seems to...anyways....
good luck with the play.....below is the article some good points, and some hype thrown in......???
edit note : the article is over 18 months old, sorry but will include it anyways.
waitng for some energy companies to sell off, and looking at some jr.s
thanks
selkirk
Dataram Corporation is one of the leading
providers of gigabyte memory for workstations
and enterprise servers. Daniel Abramowitz of
Hillson Financial Management notes that
Dataram is a "big beneficiary" of the growth
in the Internet infrastructure market. "As
companies increasingly go online, they need
larger computer networking systems with more
and more memory capacity to handle the
workload and the traffic," he says. "That's
Dataram's bread and butter."
He adds that Dataram has one big advantage
and that is that the company sells to the end
user and to the original equipment (OEM) market.
Dataram products are used on systems built by
OEM vendors such as: Sun Microsystems,
Hewlett-Packard, Silicon Graphics, Dell,
Compaq and IBM. Direct customers include:
America Online, General Electric, Morgan
Stanley, Bank of America, Siemens, Access
Graphics and many other prominent corporations.
One area of growth for Dataram is in Europe.
It is currently establishing a European sales
office. Abramowitz notes that Europe is the
"next big Internet investment haven" because
it is several years behind the U.S. in terms
of Internet development. He believes that
Dataram will see "dramatic growth" in their
European operation.
Dataram is sometimes associated with the memory
producers for the PC market by Wall Street.
"Dataram addresses a different segment of the
market... They deal with the business market
and in high-end users of large network servers...
Their business is booming, they have very strong
top-line growth, margins are improving, there is
a growing customer base and they have new markets
to tackle. There is no end in sight to the
explosion in the building of the Internet
infrastructure, and they are a prime beneficiary."
the price target he uses is the best case (next year) also which could put a 35X PE on my stocks I own, also no explanation on why the multiple would triple.
my three technical programs rate the stock a hold, one with a $6.85
it does pay a dividend and has a decent balance sheet, seems to...anyways....
good luck with the play.....below is the article some good points, and some hype thrown in......???
edit note : the article is over 18 months old, sorry but will include it anyways.
waitng for some energy companies to sell off, and looking at some jr.s
thanks
selkirk
Dataram Corporation is one of the leading
providers of gigabyte memory for workstations
and enterprise servers. Daniel Abramowitz of
Hillson Financial Management notes that
Dataram is a "big beneficiary" of the growth
in the Internet infrastructure market. "As
companies increasingly go online, they need
larger computer networking systems with more
and more memory capacity to handle the
workload and the traffic," he says. "That's
Dataram's bread and butter."
He adds that Dataram has one big advantage
and that is that the company sells to the end
user and to the original equipment (OEM) market.
Dataram products are used on systems built by
OEM vendors such as: Sun Microsystems,
Hewlett-Packard, Silicon Graphics, Dell,
Compaq and IBM. Direct customers include:
America Online, General Electric, Morgan
Stanley, Bank of America, Siemens, Access
Graphics and many other prominent corporations.
One area of growth for Dataram is in Europe.
It is currently establishing a European sales
office. Abramowitz notes that Europe is the
"next big Internet investment haven" because
it is several years behind the U.S. in terms
of Internet development. He believes that
Dataram will see "dramatic growth" in their
European operation.
Dataram is sometimes associated with the memory
producers for the PC market by Wall Street.
"Dataram addresses a different segment of the
market... They deal with the business market
and in high-end users of large network servers...
Their business is booming, they have very strong
top-line growth, margins are improving, there is
a growing customer base and they have new markets
to tackle. There is no end in sight to the
explosion in the building of the Internet
infrastructure, and they are a prime beneficiary."
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