This AI move is really helping things turn around clearly!
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Why Is DXC Risky?
Organic sales performance over the past two years indicates the company may need to make strategic adjustments or rely on M&A to catalyze faster growth
Earnings per share were flat over the last five years and fell short of the peer group average
ROIC of 1.2% reflects management’s challenges in identifying attractive investment opportunities, and its decreasing returns suggest its historical profit centers are aging
AI bubble is bursting. DXC late to the party as always. Expect a new ceo and a new plan before long.
Corporate buyback transactions right after the analyst call is nothing more than a brazen scheme to artificially inflate the stock price, enabling the insider executives to unload their divested stocks. It's a blatant ruse designed to benefit the few at the expense of the actual shareholders. Is anyone at the SEC investigating the obvious conflicts of interest surrounding this stock after every quarter? It’s hard to believe that such blatant manipulation is going unnoticed quarter after quarter.
The news sounded great last Thursday. Then they got to thinking about it: continues to shrink, no growth, still negative, lower book-to-bill, big deals taking longer, same old story quarter after quarter, ... what was I thinking? Analysts lower stock price target. Layoffs to continue to keep generating that free cash. As they are opening more offices in high rent places, they will be spending that cash, and not on the employees. More stock buybacks, more travel for executives, more advertising and awards, ... That's how to grow a company, right?