
TSE:CLS
This summary was created by AI, based on 33 opinions in the last 12 months.
Celestica Inc (CLS-T) has garnered mixed reviews from various experts, primarily focused on its role in the burgeoning AI and cloud infrastructure markets. Many are optimistic about the company's potential for revenue growth, citing impressive quarterly gains exceeding 50% and an upbeat outlook for the coming years, which could see earnings per share escalate significantly. However, some analysts caution against the high price-to-earnings (PE) multiple, suggesting the stock is overpriced given its manufacturing background, leading to volatility concerns. The general sentiment leans towards holding or cautiously purchasing on dips, reflecting both the stock's recent volatility and the growing importance of AI infrastructure. While a handful suggest profit-taking given the stock's substantial run-up, most agree Celestica will continue to be significant in the tech space.
(All 3 Top Picks are 1) out of favour 2) high Short position and 3 ) displaying positive relative performance. An ideal setting for a Short Squeeze.) This has a Short position of 18.2%. Chart shows the spread widening and breaking out, between this and the TSX. That would probably cause the Shorts to start covering.
Came out with some really good earnings last quarter. He knows that they had issues with her communications sector, and there is a bit of a downturn. Their solar hasn’t worked out all that well. We need to see more Top End of this company. There are so many other companies out there that he is not looking at this or buying. There needs to be a bit more growth.
Do outsource contract manufacturing. In the top 5% of his database. Over the last 2 years they have been diversifying away from high-volume commodity hand sets, etc., and towards a more stable and high-margin long product cycles that occur in medical and aerospace. Has a 12.5% forecast return on equity and 8.5% trailing free cash flow yield. Cash of $483 million.
One of the great Canadian tech companies. Chart shows a long trend from late 2012 that has been broken recently, but what is interesting is that the recent top, that took place halfway through 2013, was broken. It is kind of testing that top at $11.50-$12. Wouldn’t want to see it break that top, but so far it is reasonably healthy. If you are looking to Buy wait to see if it will hold, and then Buy as it starts to move up.
Has a bit of a more positive chart than the rest of the sector. Made several attempts to break out above $11.40, which it finally did and now it is coming back to test it. Right here at, $11.40-$11.70 is a pretty good entry point. Some of the indicators are kind of coming off and we are getting rid of some of the overbought situation.
Have done a pretty good job of turning things around. They were in dire straits in the recession when they had overcapacity and their balance sheet wasn’t that great. Have bought back a ton of stock, and are now basically waiting for the economic situation to come to them. This is a later cycle economy stock. When business is so good in the tech world and people need third-party manufacturing that is when they really start to coin. Because they bought back a lot of stock, their earnings leverage will be really good at that point in the cycle. Still a little early for this kind of scenario, but for a 2 or 3 year time frame, you should be okay. Not a bad company.