IBM-N
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly The company doesn't leap to mind as a up and coming rising star, but it is a dividend aristocrat with a strong, and sustainable, dividend. The company is expanding its efforts in AI and cloud based services, including a recent partnership in Korea, where citizens will share health related surveys for policy makers. The company was recently upgraded to a target of $155 -- over 25% upside potentially. We would trade this with a stop loss at $115. Yield 5.26% (Analysts’ price target is $134.06)
They purchased Red-hat and the market has not given them credit for this. He thinks it will lead to considerable upside. They buy back shares most years as well as raising the dividend. He thinks there is real value here. This one will not be hit as much by a correction.
They purchased Red-hat and the market has not given them credit for this. He thinks it will lead to considerable upside. They buy back shares most years as well as raising the dividend. He thinks there is real value here. This one will not be hit as much by a correction.
It is a tough one. He would like to see a quarter or two with Red Hat before deciding to go in. He is not rushing out.
It is a tough one. He would like to see a quarter or two with Red Hat before deciding to go in. He is not rushing out.
IBM vs. MSFT Likes MSFT, but it's too expensive for its growth rate. IBM is interesting. Has momentum, growing in the cloud. RedHat's revenue accelerating. Incredibly cheap. Good dividend and pretty safe. Only thing is, it's not best in breed, which is where the money will go first. But it's a fine name.
IBM vs. MSFT Likes MSFT, but it's too expensive for its growth rate. IBM is interesting. Has momentum, growing in the cloud. RedHat's revenue accelerating. Incredibly cheap. Good dividend and pretty safe. Only thing is, it's not best in breed, which is where the money will go first. But it's a fine name.
This is a relatively cheap tech company, but that could be from the fact they have segments that have not been befitting from all the tech trends. They have a lot of legacy assets that are not growing as fast. He would not be a buyer. (Analysts’ price target is $150.33)
This is a relatively cheap tech company, but that could be from the fact they have segments that have not been befitting from all the tech trends. They have a lot of legacy assets that are not growing as fast. He would not be a buyer. (Analysts’ price target is $150.33)
IBM vs ORCL? Everyone is looking for the next MSFT. He would go with IBM. There are some new high level managers, who he feels will best take them into that direction. The problem with IBM is that the shares are trading near where analysts are setting their target price. He might buy 1/3 of a position here.
IBM vs ORCL? Everyone is looking for the next MSFT. He would go with IBM. There are some new high level managers, who he feels will best take them into that direction. The problem with IBM is that the shares are trading near where analysts are setting their target price. He might buy 1/3 of a position here.
Oracle vs. IBM You get what you pay for. He's never made money in a value tech stock. If a tech stock can't grow, how can it attract investors? Oracle has legacy issues. Neither Oracle or IBM is his first choice. There are better choices in tech.
He bought it last year around $140. They put the CEO of Red Hat (that they bought) to be their president, and head of cloud services of RH to be IBM's CEO, but this is a big ship to turn around. Their legacy businesses are in decline and are not as well-positioned as peers MSFT and Amazon. Their cloud services grew 25% last quarter. There should be higher growth in the future.
He bought it last year around $140. They put the CEO of Red Hat (that they bought) to be their president, and head of cloud services of RH to be IBM's CEO, but this is a big ship to turn around. Their legacy businesses are in decline and are not as well-positioned as peers MSFT and Amazon. Their cloud services grew 25% last quarter. There should be higher growth in the future.
Ranking : 5 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 9
Neutral - Hold Signals / Votes : 0
Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 6
Total Signals / Votes : 15
IBM is a American stock, trading under the symbol IBM-N on the New York Stock Exchange (IBM). It is usually referred to as NYSE:IBM or IBM-N
In the last year, 15 stock analysts published opinions about IBM-N. 9 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 6 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is TOP PICK. Read the latest stock experts' ratings for IBM.
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On 2020-09-22, IBM (IBM-N) stock closed at a price of $120.51.
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly The company doesn't leap to mind as a up and coming rising star, but it is a dividend aristocrat with a strong, and sustainable, dividend. The company is expanding its efforts in AI and cloud based services, including a recent partnership in Korea, where citizens will share health related surveys for policy makers. The company was recently upgraded to a target of $155 -- over 25% upside potentially. We would trade this with a stop loss at $115. Yield 5.26% (Analysts’ price target is $134.06)