HPQ is back down to its 2002 post-dot-com bear market lows. Is it a deep value or a value trap down here?
Weigh in, in the comments section please.
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Do U mean Packard Bell
Romeo Crennel is their new rumored CEO
Reports are coming in that he just fired himself as CFO.
I suppose that would represent a significant level of support, but I would stay the hell away from this. Knife catching is not my thing.
trap
When it comes to value you need to look at the business. The PC business is a dying breed. Most people want tablets etc.
How can I short your thesis?
saw a commercial for the Envy x2. Neat alternative.
oh come on!!!!
HPQ has been a sell for 3 years …
remember Thornberg Mortgage