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This summary was created by AI, based on 1 opinions in the last 12 months.

SAP AG ADR is recognized as a leading player in the enterprise application software market, particularly in Europe where it holds a strong position. Recent statements from the CFO indicate a commitment to returning excess cash to shareholders rather than accumulating it, signaling a proactive approach toward financial management. Following an impressive earnings report, the stock has rallied 13% year-to-date, indicating positive market sentiment. Analysts have set a price target of $306.18, suggesting confidence in the company's growth prospects. Investment strategy recommendations suggest buying in increments around $277, with additional opportunities in the lower $260s and $250s, highlighting a structured approach to capitalizing on potential gains.

Consensus
Buy
Valuation
Undervalued
TOP PICK
CFO stated yesterday that excess cash would not be hoarded on the balance sheet but, rather, dedicated to shareholder returns or M&A.

Great chart. Decent runway in front of it. King of enterprise application software in Europe, and widely held over there. Big into supply chains. Reported yesterday and blew it out of the park. Up 13% YTD. Buy in thirds here around $277, low $260s, and low $250s. Yield is 0.9%.

(Analysts’ price target is $306.18)
BUY

They benefit from any technology change as they consult clients. So, gen-AI will be a strong tailwind. Has owned this in the past. Is confident in the CEO. Is definitely on his radar.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sep 07/22, Up 61%)

A year ago, few wanted a European software company, but that's why it's popped so much. Still owns it, though took some profits. You can buy it now, buy more at $130 then more in the $120s.

TOP PICK
Global. Diversified cloud portfolio will let it be resilient during any sort of downturn. Long history has proven this capability. Very solid company. Yield is 2.45%. (Analysts’ price target is $119.10)
DON'T BUY
Tracks company performance but hasn't bought shares. Is a legacy software provider. Microsoft creating better products. Looks cheap, but would not recommend buying. Prefers Salesforce, Adobe or Servicenow.
BUY
The USD has had a fantastic run, so why not buy these European companies that have so much of their sales in the U.S. You get them at a discount now, so they'll have the wind at their banks for the Euro and Swiss franc turn around against the dollar. He predicts a 5% lift in forex in the next 6-8 months. These companies have great balance sheets and cash in sectors that are global.
BUY
Selling Rogers allowed him to enter stocks like Germany's SAP, which produces enterprise resource planning software. It ties a corporation's financials, human resources and operations together. SAP is moving away from a package to a cloud-based software as a service. Lots of growth here.
WEAK BUY
You are paying up for growth in the software area. There are lots of headwinds. They will have to make acquisitions to continue to grow. He prefers others that grow faster. He would prefer MSFT-Q.
BUY
He doesn't follow this company, though it's high-quality. It's a safe-haven, tech-quality play. They trade at a decent valuation with a strong brand name with a blue-chip customer list.
COMMENT

Very large European software company. They do enterprise software, putting in big systems for very large corporations. A very solid company. Very good company, but wouldn’t be his top pick.

HOLD

A "Steady Eddie". It is not really cheap. If you own it, look for an opportunity to take profits if you get nervous about the market cycle.

BUY

Enterprise software, and one of the very early movers into software as a service. They also were very early in the move into Cloud-based computing. Stock has been rallying recently even though the euro has been weak. This would be a good, long term hold. 2.5% dividend yield.

HOLD
A tech stock that happens to be headquartered in Europe but they are multinational. The majority of their earnings are from outside the euro zone. Excellently run company.
HOLD
Consolidation in the business software industry has become rampant but this company will remain a player. It will continue to do well. Picking up the right assets to make sure they stay relevant in the corporate environment. On his radar screen.
PAST TOP PICK
Thinks the next quarter will be good. Trading 27 times its earnings. Continue to hold.
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SAP AG ADR(SAP-N) Rating

Ranking : 1 out of 5

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On 2025-03-14, SAP AG ADR (SAP-N) stock closed at a price of $263.88.