Goldman Sachs Says IBM (IBM) Q1 Not as Strong, But Buy Thesis Intact
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Goldman Sachs reiterated their Buy rating and $223 price target on IBM (NYSE: IBM) following results after the close. The firm said while the results were not as strong as they expected, their Buy thesis is intact.
The firm notes software was strong, while services was in-line with expectations although there was weakness in Japan and the public sector. The overall performance supports their expectation for steady earnings upside, with secular profit momentum in high-margin services and software
Goldman raised FY12 EPS from $14.89 to $15.09, FY13 from $16.57 to $16.64 and FY14 EPS from $18.28 to $18.50.
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Shares of IBM closed at $207.45 yesterday.
The firm notes software was strong, while services was in-line with expectations although there was weakness in Japan and the public sector. The overall performance supports their expectation for steady earnings upside, with secular profit momentum in high-margin services and software
Goldman raised FY12 EPS from $14.89 to $15.09, FY13 from $16.57 to $16.64 and FY14 EPS from $18.28 to $18.50.
For an analyst ratings summary and ratings history on IBM click here. For more ratings news on IBM click here.
Shares of IBM closed at $207.45 yesterday.
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