I can't say that FIS (NYSE:FIS)
(also known as Fidelity National Information Services) hasn't felt more
love this year. While some growth concerns have stalled out the stock a
few times in the last three years, the shares have risen more than 20%
year to date, outperforming peers like Fiserv (NASDAQ:FISV) and Jack Henry (NASDAQ:JKHY) and more or less keeping pace with First Data (NYSE:FDC).
While
FIS certainly isn't as cheap as it was, the shares still hold some
appeal as the company looks toward improving underlying conditions. Not
only is management executing very well with its integration of Sungard,
it's leveraged to expanding interest margins among its bank customers,
aging IT infrastructure, and growth overseas. With the potential to
drive FCF growth in the high single digits to low double-digits, FIS's
share price could approach $100.
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Fidelity National Information Services Looks Ready To Grow Again
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