Spine care company K2M (NASDAQ:KTWO)
isn't going to be the easiest stock to own, as I expect investors to
overreact to quarterly revenue trends and guidance, and I fully expect
some bumps in the road as the company continues to launch and grow a
portfolio of disruptive technologies for the spine care market. I also
expect ongoing growth, though, as the company out-innovates its larger
rivals, takes share, and ultimately leverages that into solid profits.
The shares are up about 20% since my last update, sandwiching the company between the outperforming Globus (NYSE:GMED) and underperforming NuVasive (NASDAQ:NUVA)
over that time. Trading in the low $20s, the shares still look a little
undervalued on the basis of medium-term revenue growth and margin
outlook and look relatively appealing up to around $25. Although that
doesn't leave a tremendous amount of upside from today's level, I would
not be surprised if K2M outperformed, and I would keep this name in mind
if the company's early May earnings report sees an overdone negative
reaction.
Read more here:
K2M On Track, Gaining Share, And Continuing To Disrupt
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