STX - Seagate Technology - Rated mit strong buy $

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STX - Seagate Technology - Rated mit strong buy $

Needham & Company, LLC stuft Seagate Technology auf strong buy

New York (aktiencheck.de AG) - Richard Kugele, Analyst von Needham & Co, stuft die Aktie von Seagate Technology (ISIN IE00B58JVZ52/ WKN A1C08F) unverändert mit "strong buy" ein.
Seagate habe dem Markt ein schreckliches Quartalsergebnis vorgesetzt. Allerdings sei dies weitgehend irrelevant.
Es werde nach wie vor davon ausgegangen, dass die Würfel im Hinblick auf einen Aufkauf des Unternehmens durch Private Equity-Investoren bereits gefallen seien.
Spekulationen am Markt, dass der Kaufpreis auf Grund der Schuldenlast bei lediglich 16 bis 17 USD liegen könnte, würden immer noch genügend Kursspielraum lassen, um zu einem Investment zu raten. Das Kursziel werde von 20,00 auf 17,00 USD gesenkt.
Vor diesem Hintergrund bleiben die Analysten von Needham & Co bei ihrem Votum "strong buy" für die Aktie von Seagate Technology. (Analyse vom 21.10.10) (21.10.2010/ac/a/a)
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Rating: strong buy
Analyst: Needham & Company, LLC
Kursziel: 17
Kurszielwährung: US-Dollar
Seagate Technology

Quelle/Lik: http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nach...auf-strong-buy

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NI Technology Updates Outlooks for STEC, Microvision, Seagate Technology, Marvell Technology Group and Intel
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Today : Monday 1 November 2010
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