
CVE:BUS
Would you be a buyer? When would you take a position? It has really good support, with a lot of buyers. Things are lining up to have a good trade. Resistance around $2.25. Space between price action and current price gives it room to run, especially given the dynamic action in the student transportation sector. If it breaks below $1.25, then there’s something wrong with the thesis. (Analysts’ price target is $2.50.)
They developed a medium sized transit bus that is fuel efficient and last longer. It has been selling like hot cakes. If you go to the State of Georgia web site you will find BUS-X have been approved to sell busses to them. The stock was hammered recently because the stock was overvalued and then busses were delayed. He thinks you will see a lot of municipalities right size their fleets. (Analysts’ target: $2.50).
They have a great product. Their orders tend to be lumpy. The US is probably going to ramp up later this year or next and then orders will get bigger. They had some production issues but they have figured all that out before going into the US. Management has large holdings. (Analysts’ target: $2.50).
This company is in transition. They won a bunch of contracts to make buses, which caused a surge in their price. The big ramp up has now ended and there have not been any new major contracts for quite some time. He likes the company and at the lower valuation it looks enticing, but there is risk. A speculative buy.
He recommended this as a buy about nine months ago. Recent earnings have been disappointing however. He believes they have a bright future, but are still in the show me phase. He thinks they may have overpromised and under-delivered on how cheaply they could produce their bus fleet. He would not rush in to buy this and would suggest waiting to see how management improves operations.
It had a huge ramp up a few years ago based on new orders. Now the need for new orders makes this a relatively high risk investment. It is at attractive valuation now.