It's up 250% from its low 13 months ago. It's a huge winner from the stay at home economy, but it peaked in February because Wall St. doesn't think its strength can continue. Also, LOGI guided flat sales in early March. Yesterday, they reported a strong quarter, smashing earnings and sales estimates while raising its full-years forecast. It sold off yesterday but bounced back today. The stay at home economy may be fading, but he thinks a hybrid economy of working from home will stay.
It has zoomed 33% YTD. They have a broader portfolio of products than, say, Corsair, in videogames and computers. They just reported a giant earnings beat, but the stock got plastered, because Wall St. doesn't care for videogame stocks, including ATVI and Take Two.
Allan Tong’s Discover PicksLOGI shot up as high as $140.17 and has bounced back to surpass even its 2020 peak. On the Nasdaq, Logitech trades above $120. (The Swiss listing performs as well on a year-to-date basis.) And yet it still trades a lower PE of 22.4x compared to its tech peers, such as Hewlett Packard‘s 29.8x or pure gamer, Activision Blizzard at 31.8x. More kudos for beating its last four quarters, hands down. So, for a work-at home stock, Logitech looks far from dead. Read 3 Promising Euro Stocks to Buy for our full analysis.
Despite revenue and profit growth is there, it is down 20% since its highs. The reason is due to the covid variant lockdown. People are not out in the gaming industry doing competition and in cinema. Video games are the future. Trades at 13x earnings, which is reasonable. Dividends are rising 10% a year. Free cashflow yield is 10%. Cost of capital is 8% versus return of capital at 46%. Could raise dividends and spend on innovation. Cheap here.
They make wireless computer mouses, pointing devices, etc. They benefitted during COVID as did their profits, because people were staying home. A high quality business with good cash flow. They are looking to enter, but not sure at what level.
Excellent brand name recognition. Stock has performed well recently. Recovery in PC market will help business. Trending towards "return to office" which is good for hardware suppliers.
Hardware. Massive growth during Covid, then growth softened. Margins have also suffered somewhat. No debt. Rock solid. It's just not cheap enough.