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Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated
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DBD a beautiful gap fill chart. 15% short interest
The most inexpensive 5 U.S. public companies by employee count:
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FRC, GME, BBBY, AMC, VORB, DBD, MMV, IVDA, ACST Stocks Moving Up And Down
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Has there been a successful PE LBO that re-listed? The ones I can think of, like DBD eventually end up filing for Chapter 11 and screw the shareholders.
To answer the question of whether I hold a position in DBD: Yes, I do hold shares of DBD, purchased around the $30 range earlier this year. My analysis is driven by both personal investment interest and thorough research into the company’s fundamentals and market positioning. I believe in transparency and share this information to foster informed discussions. The focus here remains on presenting data-driven perspectives so that each of you can make your own well-informed investment decisions.
DBD too, though just one of many.
I took a loss (-78.5%) on DBD back in 2019 on shares purchased in 2015. I sold it to offset gains when selling BA. Getting out of it looks even better now.
DBD - Diebold Nixdorf. Went to 0 and bankruptcy. Lost everything now ticker is back at 44 usd a share :(
buy anything related to building infrastructure of the future: electrical parts, wiring, electrical energy grid/storage/transmission, anything nuclear reactors, jet engine makers, etc. related tickers: $RCYEY, $GE, $EMR, $APH, $DBD
Not to intrude and unsure if it matters but they are up 3$ in the past month. +10$ (40)% in the past 3 months.. even with the shit fundamentals, it could still be a very profitable swing. Especially with big time merger talks / announcements I think that would include some massive volatility. It’s been having more than average trading activity indicating movement and the merger announcement isn’t even finalized. Of coarse, over the long term, fundamentals are king.. but I think DBD could hit a price target of 45-65$ in the next few months or sooner.
[Interesting--guess which tech company on the NYSE has the highest ROA?](https://i.imgur.com/P6MsT99.png) It has the second highest ROI after $DBD. Their annual revenue per employee is $1.3M (similar to META/Google, lower than Netflix/Apple, higher than MSFT/AMZN/PYPL). Operating income per employee is $335K ($176K for Cisco, $50K for Juniper). Yet they do almost *no* marketing: SG&A 4.1% of revenue versus Cisco's 22% and Juniper's 26%. This company is not great for large tech companies (do you want to rely on a service that you can't immediately get on the phone to get assistance? Whose employees are probably going to spend hours browsing forums / Stackoverflow to answer your question?). It's better oriented toward small/mid sized businesses who are fine getting help by asking the community, like a Stackexchange but for UI. [Check out the community here](https://community.ui.com/). Look at how active the forum is (with very limited $UI staff there to help). Part of the thesis for Ubiquiti is do I trust management on their decision making to increase inventory intentionally despite huge shipping costs? Another bear case is that their much larger Enterprise segment is what had weak revenue numbers last quarters versus their shrinking Service segment. But if they are converting relatively small amounts of investments / employees / marketing into enormous profits, they must be doing something right. Today the stock price is where it was in Q4 2018, thanks to a precipitous drop. In Q4 of 2018 it's trailing 12 month revenue was $1B and net income $196M. Now its $1.9B in TTM revenue and $400M TTM net income, or basically double its figures. The forward P/E was about 19 then and is 13 now (or 11 depending on who you ask). Trailing P/E from 33 to 16. Where do I need help on this thesis: Does anyone here actually *know* this company and its products well from a technical side? I'm wary that I'm failing Peter Lynch's advice to 'Invest in what you understand'. I can understand coffee (Starbucks) or coal (AMR). But I don't think I understand wireless hardware. [Or whatever all this jargon is](https://i.imgur.com/Wv6w8No.png). I see numbers on the financial statement go up tho... Disclaimer: Please don't invest in this company just because I am talking about it. DYOR, NFA, etc.
RRD and DBD Purchased when being a divident aristocrat was all it took in my mind. ATMs are everywhere too. I sold them both down aroun 75% to cover (tax loss harvest) gains in BA when I wasn't going to stick around to see how the 737-max issues were going to play out. VZ is hurting me right now (-41%). I'm holding but unsure if I'm ready to keep holding. WBA, MMM, T are all approaching -50%. You have these in your popular index funds too...
I'm moving that way. Part of it is I'm also aging and my risk tolerance is declining. I also was following an approach that my father liked, but his needs and situation are different than mine. I've tried to stick mostly to S&P500 or DJIA stocks. In the end, I likely never learned enough about the companies or trading/investing in individual stocks. Emotion/gut instinct got into my choices too... I've made some succesful picks and some unsuccesful ones too. I'm **not** saying picking stocks is akin to lottery numbers, but it has not been a sure thing for me either. Some of my bigger losers: 1. MMM (purchased in about 2015; still holding) 2. WBA (multiple lots from 2020-22; DOW5 thinking) 3. DOW (multiple lots 2020-22; DOW5 thinking) 4. DBD 5. GE (purchased 2015, sold 2020 at significant loss) I'm in good shape on positions in CAT, CMI, and CINF. I got out of BA when the 737Max issues broke and cashed a nice gain. I'm wondering if MMM is dead because of liability; I'm thinking about cashing a small gain in JNJ to avoid the litigation risk there. At this point, index ETFs let me think and worry less while investing in a way that has a solid track record and reasonable probability of future success. So my purchases have been trending that way.
DBD is getting relisted
DBD has 20% short interest with a 25 millionmarket cap
DBD has 20% short interest with a 25 millionmarket cap
DBD 20% short interest with a 25 million marketcap.
SEEL hourly primed for .93 resistance test needs push thru to fill 1.04 daily gap SENS 452m float only 50k stb with er beat and $3pt OCGN Set this .70 support and work on that $4 pt with er beat DBD watching to set new 52 wk low and add for reversal .50 calls look nice lottos
What in the hell is happening to Diebold (DBD ) ?
DBD. It’s a micro cap with a serious debt problem, but solid market share and customer base. Recently disclosed that they are unable to pay lenders, and extending bond maturities. Bought in at 3.67, now trading at .74. Continued to DCA to an avg cost of 1.35. Am unwell.
$DBD Diebold Nixdorf, You'll Thank Me In 12 Months
DBD is riding the 13 SMA on the daily chart, with the SMA showing a curl up. TTI is riding the 20 SMA and it's curling. So, they MAY move up going into Friday.
Man getting that DBD at .70 the other day would have been real nice.
I like DBD and SPRO. But not for short squeezes just for swing trades.
SPRO and DBD are going to the moon
DBD like I've been telling you since .80 cents
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DBD took a big dump from early March 👀
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Of the largest 500 U.S. publicly traded companies by employee count, the below tickers are the top 5 cheapest (lowest current market cap). Only ONE of them is *profitable* and should be invested in right away, I'll let you do the research...hint - it's in the final stages of a successful operational/corporate turnaround and is undoubtedly the most undervalued of the 500 companies! XELA BBBY YELL RAD DBD
I actually do like VORB..But DBD is the next 100% runner in next few weeks..
GME & meme stocks probably the play for sure today, but I'd look at DBD as well today with reserves. Should be easy money after finding financing. They dropped 50% after reporting liquidity issues.
DBD just got financing, gonna be like EXPR in December of 2020. Well maybe not 1 USD to 6 USD but close.
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$DBD took a dump last Friday due to “liquidity concerns” whatever that means. I am very long the stock and I am in pain. Anyways OTM calls are my play.
Anybody else on that DBD game? 😬
I have no clue about bonds. But, I’m long DBD and that -58% on Friday hurts. I’m not confident in their liquidity or solvency. Godspeed
DBD before the full run , estimate by wedbuch $ 5 !
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$IMPP and $DBD did great today.
$MOGO and $DBD have been constantly good. $DBD has the best outlook. Slow but consistent growers.
Picked up 9,500 shares of DBD, Diebold Nixdorf. They offer teller automation tools, and kiosk technologies, as well as physical security solutions; and front-end applications for consumer connection points and back-end platforms that manage channel transactions, operations and integration of their ATMs. Thousands of ATMs around the world. The company is doing fine but I think they threw out the baby with the bathwater on this one. The stock is down from $19 on March 16, 2021 to $2.30. Good company & stock so what am I missing here?
I just took a flyer on some DBD. Got it at $2.17. Seems like a solid deal & down from $17 in March of '21.
I just took a flyer on DBD. Got it at $2.17. Seems like a solid deal & down from $17 in March of '21.
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The first one was good. The second kinda. After that, not so much. Also if you play DBD, Pinhead is one of *the* most annoying killers to play against. Not necessarily the hardest, just really fkn annoying.
watching $PBI -wondering how low it can go with recent dividends offer. $DBD trading lower than its 1980s prices. $TAST has a new CEO. $RWLK devices FDA approved and has the go-ahead for the company to buy back if they want. $BIRD might work out in the long run - potential to become an alternative textile/supply chain option for shoes. $CULP could drop to 2008-09 levels.
current Pitney Bowes ($PBI) and Diebold Nixdorf ($DBD) obsession. selling off like they're going to zero. Strong acquisitions, dedicated employees, and valuable museum pieces to their names. also watching S&W Seed Company $SANW - expansion into Australia, and their promotional videos if done inhouse point to a future as a video production company if their seed business fails.
Pitney Bowes $PBI just offered a dividend. Diebold Nixdorf $DBD talking about fingerprint ATM machines that can tell the difference between severed fingers and real ones. Culp's recent earnings call could put their stock into $2-4 range again - $CULP. DHI Group Inc $DHX earnings looking good. Emagin $EMAN looks ready to go back to $1. ReWalk $RWLK and Ekso Bionics $EKSO both recently FDA approved and have their devices work alongside each other in clinic settings.
Huge shoutout to /uNotyouraveragebull71 for their picks on DBD and Cooper
I agree but I'm up 45% in less than 4 months . On my watch list DBD + ASO + TWI + EQNR
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What do u guys think about DieboldNixdorf $DBD? They have earning call today and just move into EV Charging. Big potential here Since they already work with basically every big retailer like Tesco, Aldi, IKEA etc.
If anyone has access to DBD options could be worth to check out, a truckload of $7.5 next week puts was just bought🕵♂️ Also this corn pump makes me itching for some coinbase puts in case of a cryttop winter. Fb still not worth touching
$DBD (Diebold Nixdorf) - Services and supplies ATMs for the banking industry. Supplies technology for EV car charging stations in Europe (new). Provides restaurant kiosks for self checkout in restaurants. Good luck.
I've had the same issue with shooters primarily. I've switched to Dead by Daylight and Rocket League just because they're genres I've not yet experienced like I have shooters. DBD has its issues but overall its a good game, the more you put into both games the more you get out of them imo.
Nothing is better than waking up looking at the charts and you nailed the dip within pennies. Plus you're already up 10%, now the dilemma sell or hang out for a bit. Personally I sell 90% of the time and it's the right move because double dips suuuuck! I call it the DBD, Dip Bounce Dip.
Anybody else notice this about TTCF?!?! Insider ownership and short float percentage looks mighty suspect 🤔 could be a possible TTCF SQUEEZE https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=TTCF file:///var/tmp/com.apple.messages/com.apple.MobileSMS/LinkedFiles/9DBD75BA-719C-4875-B0E0-659F2B68C66E/IMG_5072.jpeg
$DBD (Diebold) - A comeback story. Provides ATM for the banking industry and tabletop kiosks (for taking credit card payments) in restaurants. Both should do well with banks and restaurants reopening. Last couple of quarters have shown improvement. This was a $50 stock before their merger with Nixdorf. I see the valuations for this improving to become a +$40 stock in a year.
DBD - Diebold Nixdorf They make the self checkout/service machines for supermarkets and banks. Seems like an obvious direction that things are heading these days. They took a fairly big hit from \~17 down to just under 14 recently due to a less than ideal debt rating, but I think there's a substantial amount of upside here. Might increase my position, actually.
$DBD (Diebold). Turnaround stock with a couple of decent earnings quarters behind them. Diebold provides ATM technology to banks, which should improve as banks recover post pandemic. A new area of technology $DBD provides is the tabletop kiosks now being used in restaurants to settle up bills by credit cards. As restaurants open up, there will be a movement towards automating restaurant functions. Remember that DBD was once a $50 stock before the Nixdorf takeover. Not a large following of analysts with the stock.
Damn nice call on WFC! Definitely think we’re set for a big year from banks. Not at all familiar with DBD so ill be researching them after work. Much appreciated
$WFC up over 5% today. Goldman Sachs, JPM, and WFC all reported great numbers. Another stock to benefit from banking industry is Diebold ($DBD). A turnaround story with improving earnings and entrance into new technologies (tabletop kiosks in restaurants).
file:///var/mobile/Library/SMS/Attachments/b7/07/DB779037-69BD-4DBD-961B-F5D37D0F46DB/IMG_4939.jpg This was my $1250 investment in Microsoft approx 25 years ago ... hope you do as well percentage wise!
$DBD (Diebold) has had a short term pull back over the past couple of days. Earnings should be out in about 6 weeks. Turnaround story - last earnings were a beat. Not much of a following by analysts As economy reopens and banks rebound, I’d expect more foot traffic and ATM activity. Additionally, tabletop kiosks (Diebold manufactures these and handles the service contracts) should see new purchase activity as restaurants re-open. This was once a $50 stock before the Nixdorf merger that’s trading around $16/share now.
Diebold (DBD) is an interesting comeback name. Should trade higher as financial sector / banks return post pandemic. A large portion of business is in ATM’s, which should do well when banks begin upgrading their systems. Another area of sales are tabletop kiosks in restaurants where patron can pay their tab without the interaction with a waitperson. Restaurants will be hesitant to hire staff back after the pandemic. That, along with increased pressure to increase wages will force restaurants to automate service. DBD was a $50+ stock before the Nixdorf merger. Since that time, Diebold has a new, more receptive management staff that has made changes to increase shareholder value.
DBD And GME The Perfect Duo LMAO
Diebold (DBD) is a stock that has been on the comeback trail and has recently gotten a number of upgrades. Diebold supplies ATM type devices for banks and financial institutions. As banks recover, inflation starts to take hold - interest rates will rise. Banks will be able to invest in more infrastructure such as equipment supplied by Diebold. In addition to ATM stations, DBD manufactures the tabletop credit card kiosks found in restaurants used for paying the tab. As restaurants re-open, with the prospect of the $15/hour minimum wage, attempts will be made to reduce overhead. I would expect demand for these kiosks to be brisk. Before the Merger with Nixdorf, Diebold (DBD) was a $50+/share company. Current price is ~1/3rd of that. New management has worked to reduce debt and realign objectives to create a more profitable company.
Diebold (DBD) is a banking related stock that supplies ATMs to the finance industry. They’ve announced upside surprise earnings and have a near term $20 price target. Should continue to do well as the economy opens. This was once a $50 stock. They also sell those tabletop kiosks used in restaurants for paying bills. This should sell when restaurants reopen as they will want to reduce paid staff with increased minimum wage.