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This summary was created by AI, based on 14 opinions in the last 12 months.
Bombardier Inc. has shown tremendous growth and recovery from a near-bankruptcy state, evolving into a pure-play business jet leader with a robust balance sheet. Analysts are positive about the company's future, citing strong jet-delivery growth and a significant increase in services revenue, alongside favorable market dynamics in aerospace and defense sectors. Although the stock traded much lower in the past and has now seen significant appreciation, experts recommend a cautious approach, suggesting potential trimming of positions as valuations reach full prices. Investors are keeping an eye on external factors such as government contracts and political changes, which may impact future performance. Overall, Bombardier is viewed favorably, but careful observation of price movements and market conditions is advised.
Has been Short this a couple of times. There are a couple of interesting thinks going on here. The antidumping allegations from Boeing (BA-N) are certainly negative to building out the C series. If they actually do manage to merge their train unit with Siemens, that could be a catalyst for the stock. The underlying business is not a good one.
This has had a history of almost 20 years of being a very bad story for Canadians. The good news is that the new management team does appear to be executing. They beat on free cash flow on Q4 and have held on to their 2017 guidance, which is very important. Very speculative. He has been owning this by Selling Puts. Not for the faint of heart.
He doesn’t follow this closely. A tough, high-stakes business that gobs up enormous amounts of capital. Good luck on been able to get a decent return on capital. They have a lot of challenges. Up against some big competitors. They still have to get their house in order financially. There is no real free cash flow being generated to speak of. Not a good business to invest in.
He doesn’t like this. It is a lot more about Quebec, and from a corporate governance point of view, he doesn’t like the company. Outside of that, they really missed the boat on the jet side. They’ve had competitors come in and eaten their lunch. They have to make their C series successful, but he hasn’t seen the numbers that would make it successful. There are much better companies that you can buy at good valuations.
It has been a tough one. His bias is to stay away from this one. He has been looking at taking a shot at this one, though. The recent range is quite positive as it absorbed the news in the last two days. It is interesting form a technical perspective. $2.30 makes it interesting and a he has a target over $4. If it breaks below $2.30 then it could below $2.
Owns this in his Global Strategy funds as he feels it has seen the worst of its problems, and seems to be in a position now to actually deliver on the things it is supposed to deliver on. It has been well protected by the Canadian government. Feels it is in the right space at the right time with a significant potential to bounce back.
Feels a lot of the street is turning positive on the name, just based on valuation. They are halfway through letting go of 15,000 people out of 80,000. Free cash flow is improving. The C series is picking up. It is very attractive from a valuation standpoint, but for him he would rather buy it as the story starts to turn around. In the 2nd half and we start seeing revenue coming in, then he would get interested.