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 Ontario based broadcasting and media platform manufacturer as a TOP PICK. Recently reported earnings grew over 60%, allowing the company to reduce debt, buy back shares and still grow cash reserves. It trades at 17x earnings and supports a 25% ROE. We recommend trailing up the stop (from $10) to $11, looking to achieve $15.50 -- upside potential over 18%. Yield 6.5%
(Analysts’ price target is $15.50)