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Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ)

CAPS Game Rating: 2 out of 5

Hewlett-Packard aims to offer it all in the tech world, from hardware and servers to technology services to enterprise IT management.

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Member Avatar GrtGglMgl (90.78) Submitted: 13/06/2013 16:05:13 : Outperform Start Price: $24.93 HPQ.US Score: +0.67

goodx

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Member Avatar jcpalmer (< 20) Submitted: 12/06/2013 13:16:49 : Outperform Start Price: $25.13 HPQ.US Score: -1.06

Recovering from deep loss, reinventing itself.

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Member Avatar bobbyabull (69.79) Submitted: 30/05/2013 10:11:59 : Underperform Start Price: $25.21 HPQ.US Score: -0.63

40% above it's 200 day moving average?? That's enough.

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Member Avatar BobMLodi (< 20) Submitted: 28/05/2013 20:45:25 : Outperform Start Price: $24.30 HPQ.US Score: +4.14

Meg.

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Member Avatar panda72 (99.29) Submitted: 22/05/2013 23:53:34 : Underperform Start Price: $23.07 HPQ.US Score: -8.87

Real money synthetic short. Balance sheet is toxic; after backing out their intangibles (which I think are due a 85% haircut) they are insolvent.

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Member Avatar DonGutch (63.69) Submitted: 17/05/2013 17:34:32 : Outperform Start Price: $21.12 HPQ.US Score: +20.57

Great computers and making good EPS.

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Member Avatar tpbgolfing57 (< 20) Submitted: 15/05/2013 13:13:03 : Underperform Start Price: $20.89 HPQ.US Score: -21.46

They lost the formula and are not growing in the right markets

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Member Avatar Flygal5 (93.99) Submitted: 01/05/2013 14:42:16 : Underperform Start Price: $20.21 HPQ.US Score: -20.86

Deteriorating business, PCs and laptops are losing share to tablets and mobile

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Member Avatar paek813 (96.60) Submitted: 11/04/2013 12:45:46 : Underperform Start Price: $18.97 HPQ.US Score: -24.39

fool.com/investing/general/2013/04/11/the-pc-crushes-microsoft-hewlett-packard-and-intel.aspx

"The PC Crushes Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, and Intel" :

[...] The big news today is that the PC market just posted the biggest drop in nearly two decades, according to IDC's latest estimates. Worldwide PC units fell by 14% in the first quarter, much worse than the 7.7% decline IDC had previously braced itself for. Further, IDC's 7.7% prediction had already been reduced, so no one was prepared for the enormous dropoff.

Windows 8 has done the PC market no favors. In fact, IDC says Microsoft's new operating system platform slowed the market, as consumers aren't too impressed by the radical interface changes that Microsoft is pursuing. Windows 8 is a bold new vision, but it would seem that it's too bold for the average user.

For better or for worse, Microsoft, HP, and Intel all continue to rely heavily on the PC market, even as each company has tried diversifying away from it. [...]

(See the below source-link for a chart of the "respective operating segments that are still tied directly to PC sales" and the rest of the article.)

fool.com/investing/general/2013/04/11/the-pc-crushes-microsoft-hewlett-packard-and-intel.aspx

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Member Avatar kwstyle (44.46) Submitted: 04/04/2013 21:08:59 : Underperform Start Price: $21.86 HPQ.US Score: -8.28

Recent board changes and new strategies will help HP grow in the future but it will not outperform the S&P.

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Member Avatar Chemdawg (94.54) Submitted: 05/03/2013 11:24:55 : Underperform Start Price: $20.21 HPQ.US Score: -18.03

higher price but nothing else is really all that different....Im betting on a correction..overbought

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Member Avatar Orthonormal (92.72) Submitted: 04/03/2013 12:30:03 : Outperform Start Price: $34.75 HPQ.US Score: -49.14

Magic formula pick

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Member Avatar TMFGemHunter (42.58) Submitted: 19/02/2013 11:24:34 : Outperform Start Price: $16.86 HPQ.US Score: +41.65

The recent yen correction will provide a big benefit to printing margins, and printing already drives 30% or more of HP's profit. While the services business will not fix itself all at once, HP has a credible plan to turn it around over the next few years by focusing on higher value-added offerings. The current HP valuation is just too pessimistic.

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Member Avatar JorgeAura (< 20) Submitted: 02/02/2013 16:36:37 : Underperform Start Price: $16.11 HPQ.US Score: -46.76

Dowjones in maximums.

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Member Avatar xferjenx (< 20) Submitted: 28/01/2013 20:07:30 : Outperform Start Price: $16.67 HPQ.US Score: +41.17

Why not? Might take awhile...

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Member Avatar kahunacfa (67.41) Submitted: 17/01/2013 12:48:09 : Outperform Start Price: $16.92 HPQ.US Score: +37.62

Hewlett-Packard the iconic Electronics and Test & Measurement company started by the founders has widely diversified and become a Huge Computer Services and Software Services Company. Some acquisitions has done very well -- some, of course, not-so-Much.

The last acquisition of a British Software & Service company was acquired at a price/value of perhaps five to eight times its real worth by a prior company management. Board of Directors Member and General Partner of Venture Capital Firm has assumed the CEO position at a salary of one-dollar per year.

Meg Whitman is a talented, experienced executive who will be successful in turning Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) around. The process will take several years however.

I have great confidence in the new CEO as well in the promise of the company's portfolio of businesses.

Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) in a long-term, turn-around current BUY!!

Kahuna, CFA
Investment Professional
1974 - Present

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Member Avatar jamesdan567 (48.75) Submitted: 16/01/2013 12:02:58 : Outperform Start Price: $16.56 HPQ.US Score: +40.08

They engineer great products and its possible to re-engineer management going forward

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Member Avatar limboonchuan (< 20) Submitted: 15/01/2013 05:21:44 : Outperform Start Price: $16.62 HPQ.US Score: +39.01

HPQ is an innovative company, I believe it will come out of the predicament stronger than before.

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Member Avatar etdancer (< 20) Submitted: 04/01/2013 17:31:13 : Outperform Start Price: $15.01 HPQ.US Score: +54.92

hp is a Dow company. it has over 300000 employees all over the world. Companies with that size and clout don't die easy. They face the problems and they deal with them, the way that Meg Whitman is doing right now. Innovation has been hp's strength for years whether that came in house or through acquisitions. Last acquisitions were no success so they have to turn in house to look for innovation.Once they succeed the company will turn around fast. Hp has the network, the channels and the experience to deliver anything all over the world. Cost saving tactics will start paying off next year and the balance sheet will look much better.

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Member Avatar Haaldan (77.03) Submitted: 02/01/2013 04:46:53 : Outperform Start Price: $14.65 HPQ.US Score: +58.42

It'll be fine. At least, that's what I keep telling myself.

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