If you're a nimble trader, you might like Vistaprint (VPRT).
These shares have spent most of the last four years chopping between
$30 and $60, as the company's inability to perform on a consistent basis
has created sharp sell-offs and subsequent rallies. Now the shares are
up again on investor's confidence (or hope) that the company's
turnaround/self-improvement efforts will lend stability and consistency
to the business, and possibly also on confidence that conditions in
Europe have bottomed.
I have a hard time sharing this enthusiasm.
Although I believe the company has a leveragable edge in its printing
operations, I'm not sure that's a dependable long-term growth driver.
Likewise, I'm not confident that Vistaprint will emerge as a strong
presence in digital marketing for small businesses. Last and not least,
serving the small business community is inherently volatile - a large
percentage of businesses fail and the constant "flow" of new and failing
businesses won't help the company establish a lasting market presence.
Read more here:
Vistaprint May Have Sizable Potential, But Also A Great Deal To Prove
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