06-18-2013, 02:19 AM
That $8 is a pretty stiff resistance, despite all those emails from NIA and Lebed, it's still hasn't broken this. Here's another email from today (Jun 17) from NIA:
Concurrent (CCUR)'s current dividend yield here at $7.96 of 6.03% is the highest dividend yield out of all NASDAQ technology stocks that are profitable and debt free!
There are only 9 NASDAQ technology stocks with higher dividend yields than CCURand they all have very poor fundamentals. CCUR has extremely strong fundamentals with a huge cash position, no debt, rapidly improving margins and rapidly growing operating and net profits:
Vodaphone (VOD): Pays 7.3% dividend yield but has debt of $66.54 billion, more than triple its cash of $20.07 billion. VOD's current liabilities well exceed current assets, with a very poor current ratio of 0.75. VOD's annual dividend expenditures well exceed its free cash flow. Revenues last quarter were down 9% with net income down 91%.
Consolidated Communications (CNSL): Pays 8.9% dividend yield but has huge debt of $1.22 billion vs. a tiny cash position of $8.62 million. CNSL's current liabilities well exceed current assets, with a very poor current ratio of 0.72. CNSL's annual dividend expenditures well exceed its free cash flow.
Communications Systems Inc. (JCS): Pays 6.2% dividend yield but has negative operating cash flow of about $4 million and negative free cash flow of about $7 million. Its 2012 revenues were down 27.5% from 2011, with net income down 77%.
Windstream Corp (WIN): Pays 12% dividend yield but has huge debt of $9.11 billion vs. a relatively small cash position of $54.4 million. WIN's current liabilities well exceed current assets, with a very poor current ratio of 0.53.
Intersil Corporation (ISIL): Pays 6.3% dividend yield but has a large trailing twelve month net loss of ($31.81 million), which equals negative trailing EPS of ($0.25) per share. Revenues last quarter were down 15.6% year-over-year.
NTELOS Holdings Corp. (NTLS): Pays 10.5% dividend yield but has debt of $493.45 million, more than 5X its cash of $99.46 million. NTLS's annual dividend expenditures well exceed its free cash flow. Insiders only own 1% of the company.
Frontier Communications (FTR): Pays 9.5% dividend yield but has debt of $8.43 billion, nearly 10X its cash of $875.91 million. Revenues last quarter were down 4.9% year-over-year.
Cimatron Ltd. (CIMT): Pays 20.4% dividend yield but just greatly diluted shareholders by selling $13.6 million worth of shares in a stock offering. CIMT can only afford its $11.69 million annual dividend expenditure by diluting shareholders. It has less than $1 million in free cash low.
Rimage Corporation (RIMG): Pays 8.5% dividend yield but has negative operating cash flow of ($2.23 million), negative EBITDA of ($8.32 million), and a trailing net loss of ($50.61 million).
CCUR is by far the strongest high dividend technology stock on the NASDAQ and is about to soar to new highs!
NIA is not an investment advisor and is not making any target prices or financial projections. Never invest based on anything NIA says. Always do your own research and make your own investment decisions. NIA never recommends to buy or sell any stock.
Disclaimer: NIA currently owns 250,093 shares of CCUR. NIA intends to sell its CCURshares in the future and can do so anytime. NIA reserves the right to add to its CCURposition at any time.
NIA is not an investment advisor. This email is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. Never make investment decisions based on anything NIA says. This email is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice.
Additional legal disclaimer information: http://inflation.us/