Juniper Network (JNPR)
Results
The
results for quarter ending Sep 2011 are below expectation. According to the calculation it should have
been at 21 cents a share but it settled at 3 cents down at 18 cents. We are
estimating a Full year EPS of 1.00 (estimated was 1.25).
The Stock has already lost 40% of its value.
The Growth of the stock has dropped down from 20% to 10%
There has been a decline in the sales.
Price rise
The Price should lift in 2012 as more companies will start
spending again. Juniper has now started exploring the Asian market also. There
are upcoming additions to the lineup of products which should help in sales
growth and with the rising demand for mobile computing and Cloud Juniper has a
lot to offer.
Financial (10 Year period)
EPS: In line to our expectation
Dividend: NIL
Book Value: Should always be rising (In line with
expectation)
Share buyback: Is expected which will in turn increase the
EPS and will lead to increase in stock price.
Debt Level: The Company can easily repay the debt in a Year.
P/E Ratio: 21.1
Trailing (Last Year’s Avg): 19.5
Median (Avg of Last 10 years): 39
As compared to other stocks (1.00 as the baseline): 1.57
Net Profit Margin: High
Return on Total Capital: Medium low
Return of Shareholder’s Equity: Low
Future Return on Total Capital: Should be high
Future Return on Shareholder’s Equity: Should be high
BETA: 1.15 (1.0 for the market)
December 31 result: Expected EPS of 0.31 (If it touches that
the share will bounce)
Points to note
The Return on total Capital and Equity is low to make it an
extremely good share. Though looking at the past performance it has made our
list of the TOP 50.
The Company has bounced back before. It looks like the
company is ready for a comeback, as seen in the past the company did not have
major problems during recession but after the recession end the next year has
always been hard for the company and that’s exactly what is happening.
I think year 2012 will be a good year for the company
The company has touched its bottom for the year which was
around $19.4, the high was $45.0. We are expecting the price range for 2012 to
be $22 to $40.
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