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SHARES OF YRC WORLDWIDE POTENTIALLY UNDERVALUED IN TERMS OF ITS PRICE TO FORWARD SALES RATIO (YRCW, CVTI, SAIA, USAK, VTNC)

Mar 25, 2011 (SmarTrend(R) News Watch via COMTEX) -- Below are the five companies in the Trucking industry with the lowest Price To Forward Sales ratios. The ratio shows how much Wall Street values every dollar of the company's future sales and is useful in comparing comparable companies. Generally the lower the ratio, the more attractive the investment.

YRC Worldwide (NASDAQ:YRCW) has the lowest with a Price To Forward Sales of 0.02x

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Basically it means that in all the different metrics analysts use to measure value of a company, they were able to find one metric that they could say was positive. It's kind of like if you were about to be evicted from your house, the repo man just took your car away, you just got layed off, and you had $50,000 in credit card debt, but, things are looking good because you just brought in $30 at your yard sale.
 
Basically it means that in all the different metrics analysts use to measure value of a company, they were able to find one metric that they could say was positive. It's kind of like if you were about to be evicted from your house, the repo man just took your car away, you just got layed off, and you had $50,000 in credit card debt, but, things are looking good because you just brought in $30 at your yard sale.

Hey that's positive cash flow :)
 
Basically it means that in all the different metrics analysts use to measure value of a company, they were able to find one metric that they could say was positive. It's kind of like if you were about to be evicted from your house, the repo man just took your car away, you just got layed off, and you had $50,000 in credit card debt, but, things are looking good because you just brought in $30 at your yard sale.

I'm sorry this is reality.........but this is funny!!!
Thanks for the laugh SuperCourse!!!
 
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Basically it means that in all the different metrics analysts use to measure value of a company, they were able to find one metric that they could say was positive. It's kind of like if you were about to be evicted from your house, the repo man just took your car away, you just got layed off, and you had $50,000 in credit card debt, but, things are looking good because you just brought in $30 at your yard sale.

So in other words you don’t know what the hell it means… No strike that.. Those are the words.

See because you’re just another uneducated truck driver trying to pretend otherwise, via the internet!
 
Undervalued Company
A company with a stock price lower than its asset value and/or earnings potential. It can be difficult to determine whether or not a company is undervalued, but a low price-earnings ratio is one way. A price-earnings ratio below 1 indicates that the stock price is less than the company's earnings per share, which may mean that the company is undervalued. Undervalued companies are often target companies in hostile takeovers.
 
Well since I'm uneducated triumph, here you go, straight from Investopedia. Investopedia explains Price-To-Sales Ratio - Price/Sales
The price-to-sales ratio can vary substantially across industries; therefore, it's useful mainly when comparing similar companies. Because it doesn't take any expenses or debt into account, the ratio is somewhat limited in the story it tells.

Sounds similar to the guy with the $30 from his yard sale not taking his expenses and debt into account, doesn't it?
 
Basically it means that in all the different metrics analysts use to measure value of a company, they were able to find one metric that they could say was positive. It's kind of like if you were about to be evicted from your house, the repo man just took your car away, you just got layed off, and you had $50,000 in credit card debt, but, things are looking good because you just brought in $30 at your yard sale.

And THAT is the best way to define it all!....well put driver...well put!.....KK
 
Well since I'm uneducated triumph, here you go, straight from Investopedia. Investopedia explains Price-To-Sales Ratio - Price/Sales
The price-to-sales ratio can vary substantially across industries; therefore, it's useful mainly when comparing similar companies. Because it doesn't take any expenses or debt into account, the ratio is somewhat limited in the story it tells.

Sounds similar to the guy with the $30 from his yard sale not taking his expenses and debt into account, doesn't it?
I belived you supercourse....Sounds like someone who would do anything to keep his job.
 
Hey that's positive cash flow :)

Like I said, the fundamentals at YRC aren't the greatest but the fact they are not posting huge losses like they have been the past 4 years seems they are managing cost and debt well enough to avoid bankruptcy. It may never be the cash cow it once was but a lot depends on how fast and how strong a recovery happens. It's in a slow motion mode but already one can now see the light at the end of the tunnel




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To me these analysts are about as good as a weather man being able to tell you if its going to rain or snow the next day.
 
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