Morgan Joseph Maintains a 'Sell' on Garmin Ltd. (GRMN); Revises 2010 Estimates and PT
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Morgan Joseph maintains a 'Sell' on Garmin Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRMN), but raises price target from $14 to $20.
Morgan analyst says, "We now estimate 2009 sales of $2.80bn and EPS of $3.01, respectively. For 2010, we now expect sales of $2.56bn and EPS of $2.15, revised from $2.60bn and $1.80, respectively. We are introducing 2011 sales and EPS estimates of $2.53bn and $1.86, respectively. Given our longer term growth expectations for the non-PND segments despite a contracting Auto/Mobile business, we are maintaining our SELL rating but increasing our price target to $20.00 from $14.00. With increases in market multiples, our new price target is based on 7x our 2010 $2.15 EPS estimate plus the company's $5.11 in cash per share."
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Garmin Ltd. and its subsidiaries design, develop, manufacture, and market global positioning system (GPS)-enabled products and other navigation, communication, and information products worldwide.
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stop wall street abuse on Nov 5, 2009 06:18 PMThese guys can see into 2011...wow incredible...bet you covered your short