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The Long Case for NCR: Leader in Payment Solutions
Apr 30, 2008 09:11 AM UTC

Jason Lindt

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Via Long Investment Ideas from Seeking Alpha:

NCR Corporation (NCR) stock has been hammered recently, along with anything else financial-related. While the CDO, CLO and WFO abbreviations are not lurking in the company's balance sheet, the revenue for the company is expected to hurt in 2008 as its main customers, banks, cut on their capex in an attempt to hoard some cash. This fear has driven the stock down to $24 a share from its $50 high, which presents a good buying opportunity, although it might be some time before it bounces back to $50: having not reacted to the news of UTX bid for Diebold, there are no other evident short-term catalysts.

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1 point commented 484 days ago reply

Just to clarify the $50 price was the price before NCR spun off Teradata, after which the stock was restated to $25 (which is approx 4 times stock price in 2003, after accounting for splits). While it has been riding around here, will be looking for it to hit by 09...if the the business moves the right way

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