Stock price when the opinion was issued
The stock is down because of it moving its business model to SaaS. This basically means that instead of making a big sale up front, the income switches to monthly payments. It generates cash, has no debt and pays a dividend. There are two main owners, each one owning 37 to 38% of the company so there are no bad calls. It has traded at $12 to$17 over the years. Buy 3 Hold 0 Sell 0
(Analysts’ price target is $17.17)Last time, he recommended this as a Top Pick. Niche business, but volatile. No debt. Management owns 60% of shares. When cash builds up, they tend to pay $1 extra in dividends. Cash build is approaching that, so if it can't make an acquisition at a good price, you'll probably get that extra dividend in the next 12-19 months.
We reiterate this Canadian based provider of software and hardware for the video production industry as a TOP PICK. The company recently reported cash reserves are growing, while debt is retired, shares bought back, and the robust dividend is maintained. Their order backlog is growing, margins are expanding and software revenues are up over 25%. We continue to recommend a stop at $10.00, looking to achieve $15.50 -- upside potential over 25%. Yield 6.5%
(Analysts’ price target is $15.42)