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Shelby American and Wilwood are pleased to announce an all new high rotor upgrade kit for the Shelby GT500 or Mustangs using the GT500s Brembo brake caliper system. If you desire better braking performance on the street and at the track, this race inspired system is what your Shelby or Mustang needs.Thefrontupgrade utilizes the stock 14âx1.25ârotor dimensions while being manufactured from an all new proprietary iron alloy called Spec 37. Wilwood developed this new iron to withstand extreme temperature cycling with the highest possible degree of resistance against distortion, warping, cracking and wear. Every Spec 37 rotor is precision machined to less than .001â run-out, flatness and parallelism, then individually dynamically balanced. All of this adds up to the smoothest braking and longest rotor life on the market.The Spec 37 rotors are bolted to a forged billet aluminum rotor hat using special 12 point stainless steel, high strength bolts that can be safety wired for racing applications. The combination of the two piece rotor and hat reduces rotating and un-sprung weight by 15% over the stock cast iron rotor. The rear rotors retain the stock dimensions also and are manufactured from a premium grade of cast iron.Both front and rear rotors are treated to Wilwoodâs drilling, slotting, and special e-coat process. The drilling and slotting enhances the styling, while providing smoother pad engagement. The e-coating adds a rust resistant finish to the entire rotor; including the interior of the vanes and the drilled areas where uncoated surfaces can begin to rust.This engineered package is completed with a set of high performance pads and braided stainless steel brake lines. The specially formulated pads have a far higher co-efficient of friction and higher temperature range than factory replacement pads. The braided stainless brake lines improve pedal feel and provide quicker braking response for more consistent braking lap after lap.Applications:2007-2012 Shelby GT500 *2007-2012 Using Shelby Brembo brakes, i.e. 2012 Boss 302 ** Will not fit applications with a 1" drop control arm.Kit Contents:Front:Factory diameter drilled and slotted rotor rings with Shelby branded hats.Necessary hardware.Upgraded replacement brake pads.Braided steel brake lines.Rear:Factory diameter, cast drilled and slotted rotors.Upgraded replacement brake pads for stock rear calipers.Braided steel brake lines.Service:These rotors may not be serviced or machined as they are made with a minimal wall thickness to reduce weight.Warranty:Not applicable. Off road use.
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Craig Red Microfiber Convert-a-Couch Futon Sofa Sleeper
The transitional Craig futon sofa features thick roadster styled curved arms and converts into a full size bed with the touch of a hand. The futon sofa is covered in a durable, stain resistant red microfiber fabric and works well in any decor.
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ITEM#: 14765809Comfortable and stylish, the transitional Craig futon sofa features thick roadster styled curved arms and converts into a full size bed with the touch of a hand. The futon sofa is covered in a durable, stain resistant red microfiber fabric and works well in any decor.
- Finish: Espresso
- Frame materials: Solid hardwood
- Upholstery color: Red
- Upholstery materials: Polyester microfiber
- Legs: Block wood legs with an espresso finish
- Includes two throw pillows
- Sofa sleeper is a very versatile piece of furniture that has a three position click style hinge which allows you to sit, recline or sleep two comfortably
- 10-inch pillow top seat cushion for extra comfort
- No bar in the back for added sleeping comfort
- Upholstered back and arms for center of the room placement
- Converts into a full-size bed utilizing a 3 click style hinge system- sit,sleep or recline positions
- Cushion accomodates full size sheets for sleeping
- Solid wood frame with 576 individually wrapped pocket coil spring system
- Innovative engineering and packaging design enable upholstery to be easily assembled in the actual room
- Takes less than an hour to assemble
- Eco-friendly and efficient product design uses less fossil fuel based components in construction and delivery
- Various components are recyclable at the end of use
- Arm height: 23 inches
- Seat Dimensions: 18.5 inches high x 74 inches wide x 22 inches deep
- Dimensions: 35.5 inches high x 85 inches wide x 37 inches deep
- Bed Dimensions: 19 inches high x 51 inches wide x 72 inches deep
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Tips on Buying a Sofa Bed
Sofa beds are popular because of their versatility. Sofa beds spend most of their time as seating, but they can convert into a bed when guests need a place to sleep, giving you two pieces of furniture in one. Popular styles include the traditional pull-out sofa, futons and new-style convertible sofas that combine elements of other styles. This combination of a bed and a sofa not only saves you money but space as well.
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When it comes to choosing the right futon mattress for your futon, it can be a tough decision. Futons are very versatile pieces of furniture. These couches that convert into beds can be made out of everything from expensive solid hardwood to inexpensive metal. The choices for a futon mattress are as diverse as for the frames. Some futon mattresses are simply filled with pieces of cotton and wool. Others are one solid piece of foam. Still other futon mattresses contain coils just as bed mattresses do. If you're confused about finding the right one, take a look below to learn how to choose a futon mattress.
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The futon is a timeless piece of furniture. The classic futon, which converts from a couch to an extra sleeping surface, is a staple in small apartments and among shoppers who want a space-saving piece of furniture. While futons have been around for years, new innovations in futon covers and updates in designs have helped futons stage a comeback as desirable pieces of living room furniture. Now that you have a futon, how do you make it really yours? Read on to learn how to personalize a futon.
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With so many styles available, futons have become a popular choice for living room sofas. Whether you need a sofa that turns into a bed for the occasional guest or you want a bed that can turn into a couch during the day for a small apartment, a futon is thee perfect choice. Here's what to look for when you're shopping.
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One of the simplest ways to update your decor is to buy slipcovers. Available in many sizes to fit chairs, futons, sofas, sectionals and even recliners, furniture slipcovers can be an easy solution when you're redecorating on a budget. Choosing quality sofa and chair slipcovers will be less expensive than replacing your old furniture, especially if the item is sturdy and comfortable, and a well-fitting chair or sofa slipcover will complement your room and give your furniture a face-lift. Whether you need to cover up old couches that have seen better days with sofa slipcovers or just want a fitted slipcover to give your armchair a fresh, polished look, the following suggestions will help you find the perfect furniture covers for your home. Read on for tips on buying slipcovers.
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If you're shopping for a new sofa, you'll want to take a look at all the futons that are available. Besides coming in a variety of fabrics and styles, they can add a lot of fucntion to a room, whether it's your living room, family room, or den. Not sure a futon coush is for you? Take a look at these top reason to buy a futon and see if they change your mind.
How to Care for a Microfiber Sofa or Loveseat
Microsuede fabric has a unique texture that accentuates a color's depth and contrast, making it an excellent upholstery choice for furniture. The superior stain resistance of microfiber fabric means that your sofa and loveseat set will be able to withstand the rigors of daily use by active kids and pets. In order to keep your microfiber sofa or loveseat looking its best, some simple care is required.
How to Clean a Microfiber Sofa
Microfiber fabric is comprised of fibers that are 100 times smaller than a human hair, creating a fabric that is soft, lightweight, naturally stain-resistant, and easy to maintain. Microsuede sofas and loveseats are a good choice for those with allergies because microfiber doesn't produce dust or lint. Despite the natural stain-resistant qualities of the fabric, accidents still happen that can stain microfiber. Follow these steps when you need to clean microfiber furniture.
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Because microfiber couches are comfortable, affordable, and widely available, many living rooms have them now. But the more microfiber couches become the seating of choice, the more people are asking "how do I keep it clean?" Microfiber requires some special care, and not every cleaning method works for every piece of furniture. Here is a round-up of links to popular methods for cleaning microfiber couches, so you can compare your couch to others and find the cleaning method that will work for yours. Before you try any cleaning method, make sure to check your owner's manual or the care instructions tag for warnings. Always test a cleaning method in an inconspicuous area first to check for colorfastness.
Couches vs Sofas
When shopping for living room furniture, the most important piece is your couch or sofa. It will be at the hub of all your living room activity. In addition to sitting and relaxing on your comfortable couch or sofa, you'll offer this seating to any guests who happen to stop by. Although the terms "couch" and "sofa" are often used interchangeably and they do refer to similar pieces of furniture for the home, there are distinct differences that exist between the two.
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Do you need comfortable seating as well as a sleeping area for yourself or guests? You may have thought futons were only meant for dorm rooms and studio apartments, but they're actually the perfect solution for any home that needs a place for people to both sit and sleep. Futons are usually less expensive and lighter than sofa beds, as the futon uses the same frame and cushions for each function. If this sounds appealing to you, these tips will be helpful while you're shopping.
How To Freshen a Futon Mattress
Futons are more than emergency bedding for guests. Some owners choose futons over traditional beds because they are often less expensive than standard beds and they are convertible, a feature that is ideal for small spaces. Like traditional mattresses, futon mattresses need freshening on a regular basis so they don't develop odors. The methods of caring for futons range from airing them outside to cleaning them with a damp cloth; what you choose will depend on the state of your mattress. Look below to learn how to freshen a futon mattress.
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How to Measure a Sofa for a Slipcover
One of the easiest ways to update your sofa is to buy a slipcover that fits it well and hides any imperfections. Slipcovers come in a variety of colors and styles; plus, they fit over the front, sides and back of your sofa. Sofa slipcovers come in ready-made and custom sizes, depending on the type of sofa you own; you can also purchase a stretch sofa slipcover that contains polyester and spandex for your couch. With a tape measure and a few tips, you can easily measure your sofa to ensure the couch slipcover you buy will fit perfectly.
How to Clean a Sofa
It's the main piece of furniture in your living room, so you always want your sofa to look its best. But over time, couches can get a bit dingy. And if you have a party, or if you have kids and pets, then your sofa probably needs a cleaning. Choose your cleaning method based on the type of upholstery; the wrong kind of cleaner can cause the material on your sofa to shrink, fade, or become discolored.
Best Kid-friendly Fabric for Sofas
Finding the right sofa and loveseats that match your room, have the right look and meet your budget can be like searching for a needle in a haystack. If kid-friendly fabrics are on your must-have list, start by looking below. This article will help you find the best kid-friendly fabrics for sofas, which should repel stains and hold up to added abuse from children jumping, scooting and forgetting to remove their shoes before hopping on the sofa. Microfiber: Microfiber is stain-resistant and comes in different textures. Some microfiber weaves are smooth, like suede, and others are denser, similar to corduroy. You may clean most microfiber with water, but check the manufacturer's tag because a few types of microfiber may require cleaning with a compatible solvent. Wool: For sofas, wool and wool blends are great because of their durability. They're less prone to pilling, snagging and wrinkling than other fabrics. Plus, wool is easy to spot-clean. Vacuum this natural fabric with a hand-held vacuum attachment to remove dust. Leather: Leather is a versatile sofa fabric; it can be elegant or totally casual. Its slick surface makes cleanups relatively easy. Beware if you have pets, as little claws can leave scratch marks. Scuff-repair solutions are available, and they can keep your kids' sofa looking good for years. In addition, a quick treatment with leather conditioner once or twice a year will keep the sofa soft and supple. Vinyl: Vinyl is just as versatile as leather and often has the same smart look, but at a much more affordable price. It's easy to clean, too: just spray it with water and wipe spills away. Vinyl isn't as snuggly as microfiber, but in a playroom, it will hold up to lots of abuse. Denim: Just because a sofa is upholstered in denim doesn't mean it'll look like your worn-out jeans. Just like a comfy pair of jeans, denim is sturdy and goes with everything. In addition, denim sofas are available in a rainbow of colors to match your kids' bedrooms or playroom. View All Sofas and Loveseats Back to Guides Directory View All Sofas and Loveseats
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Sofas and loveseats are quintessential pieces in any living room. When choosing your living room furniture, consider looking for cheap and discounted sofas and loveseats to make outfitting your home a more affordable undertaking. If you view finding loveseats and sofas at stellar prices as an exciting challenge, you can make finding the perfect furniture a fun adventure.
The Sleeper Sofa vs a Conventional Sofa
Deciding whether a sleeper sofa or a conventional sofa would be best for your room is a long-term decision. Chances are you'll own your sleeper sofa or regular sofa for several years, maybe even moving it into different homes. Both styles have certain attributes that should be considered before making a decision. Either way, if you choose a sofa to fit your style and requirements, you'll be happy to own it for years to come. Here are a few things to consider about both styles before making a choice.
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A leather sofa can be a durable and beautiful piece of living room furniture. However, if your leather sofas and loveseats aren't properly cared for, they will lose some of their beauty and can even become damaged. Fortunately, cleaning a leather sofa is simple. About once a month, or after a party or other event when your couch gets lots of use, follow these steps.
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"Great fantasy story"
Very different from other King books, The Eyes of the Dragon is a fantasy story. It has all the ingredients for the fairy tale - kings, queens, castles, dragons, honor, deceit and very, very evil villain.
Bronson Pinchot does an excellent job narrating it (especially Flagg voice) and audio mastering is pretty good too.
I'd highly recommend this book if you're in the mood for a good fantasy read by a good narrator.
I value intelligent stories with characters I can relate to. I can appreciate good prose, but a captivating plot is way more important.
"Fun, light read, but had narration problems"
This is a simple, fun story--not a lot of substance, but still professionally constructed.
I am generally impressed by Stephen King's range of subject matter--but even knowing how versatile he is, this book surprised me. Had his name not been on the cover, I never would have guessed that he wrote it.
The ending was satisfying, if somewhat simple... but I consider that a win, as my foremost criticism of King is that often his endings are terrible, and he frequently ruins his stories with finales that aren't worthy of the rest of the story. But, not this time.
My only major criticism of the audiobook is the narration. Pinchot actually did a fine job with most of his voice acting. Unfortunately, whoever was editing his sound levels was grossly incompetent. Pretty much every line of dialog spoken by the antagonist is whispered so softly that is completely inaudible!
It was almost enough to ruin the entire experience... almost.
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"Not the Dark Tower!"
This story was written by Stephen King and read like a childrens bedtime story; and that's fine if that was how it was intended.But the "The Eye of the Dragon" was billed as the prelude to "The Dark Tower" series. This story has about as much in common with the Dark Tower as powder puff football has to the NFL. Yes there are some characters that share the same names and we learn more about Flagg , and it is set in Delain but not much else . I would have liked to hear how the late great Frank Muller would have read it; woudl have been much better.
"Not What I Was Expecting"
I'd read this book first in 1989 and fell in love with it from the first page. Naturally I thought the narration of this story I'd fallen fast and hard for in print would've worked magic on me in a great listen.
It didn't. I'm disappointed.
What I Loved/Adored Most: the fantasy/otherworldly angle the story held. It's a storyteller's story, one of "The Princess Bride" or "Dragonheart" caliber, and I loved the ever-present good-versus evil this tale spun. Bronson Pinchot did a fantastic job with voice characterization, and how the villain's speaking lines came across was a delicious, unexpected surprise as were the General Judeg's butler's characterization, too. Put me in mind of his Balki role of "Perfect Strangers," and it made me smile.
What I Thought So-So: Pinchot's narration was an 'eh . . " for me here. Some books just aren't a fit for the narrators, others are a natural match. The first half his reading came across too fast and breaks at chapter closes weren't long enough for a decent pause, He seemed more relaxed into his task in the book's second half, though. The story's execution also came up short in too much backstory on the King & Queen and not enough time, I thought, spent a bit more on the prisoner in the Needle cell spent his waking hours.
What Was Poor: there's no sequel for this, the ending lackluster, average writing execution and repeated words--"flabbergasted," "HADs," adverb over-reliance-- and we don't know if King Peter ever married and had children during his tenure. Pinchot's narration could've fared far better on the whole.
All in all, three stars. It's one of those books you'll either be sorry in spending the credit on or it won't be. Had I known before purchase--since the audio sample was NOT WORKING to hear it prior to order!!! *grrr*---I'd've spent the credit on something else.
I would not reccommend this book ,atleast not in the audio version.
Bronson Pinchot should NEVER narrate another book again.It was so bad I couldnt finish and I tried several times to do just that.I would have rated it a 1 but I felt perhaps I didnt give it a full chance since I couldnt finsh it.
"I just love this story."
I discovered Eyes of the Dragon because of its connection to the Dark Tower series. The story itself is pretty straightforward, more Game of Thrones than Lord of the Rings.
I'm a huge Stephen King fan and this is an atypical story for him, but so well told. Bronson Pinchot (Perfect Strangers) does a remarkable job performing this. Certainly worth the credit.
"Absolutely a different strand of King magnificence"
This book started out as a "before the dark towers" prelude... And it turned into none of what I expected! I was so pleasantly surprised by the change in latitude for Stephen King even though I was looking for his mark and only found it while Flagg was climbing the stairs (spoiler alert)
I was so swept away by the storytelling and hopes the at possible happy ending... Go figure in a true King fan, such as I am... Either way, this is a definitive read/listen for any fan of for nothing else than to know we can't control the artist by our wants for blood, gore & horror... Sometimes the artist needs a ride I. The tire swing to get a bit dizzy and (dare I say, happyenough) to be able to tell a story that can be read at bedtime with the kids and passed on as a great work of literature.
"awesome story"
could put it diwn. very very well read as usual by Bronson! i want more!
If you're looking for a story to just wast time with then this story works. I am a huge king fan but I feel that this story is definitely subpar for him. I didn't feel a strong attachment to any of the characters lately and it felt like you were always waiting for something to happen but nothing ever did. Almost had the feeling of backstory but then it never got past that. In my opinion probably kings worst novel that I have come across and I've read quite a few.
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Towards the ens when a Sword is descri ed the sound fails for maybe 30 seconds.. I want to know about the Sword. And the scarab...


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Despite suffering its first loss of the season Tuesday, Sweetwater's baseball team came away with a split in its doubleheader at Andrews.
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Michael Hunt of Sweet-water's bid for a second boys medalist title in the 2015 golf season came up just short on Saturday at Andrews' tournament. His two-day 149 total put Hunt in tie for the lead after 36 holes with three other play-ers, but he lost on the third playoff hole and finished second to Austin Lovato of Andrews Black.
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Sweetwater won several individual medals Friday at Odessa's West Texas Relays to begin its track season.
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Florida (15-16) 50
Kentucky went about business as usual. They beat an in conference foe thoroughly as they should. Karl Anthony towns had 13 points and 9 rebounds as they Wildcats finished their first undefeated regular season in program history.
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Shares of 3-D printing company ExOne (XONE) are down $1.65, or 11%, at $13.50, in late trading after this afternoon reporting Q4 sales that missed expectations, and a deeper-than-expected net loss per share, but forecast revenue this quarter that topped consensus.
evenue in the three months ended in December rose 47%, year over year, to $15.8 million, yielding a net loss of 50 cents.
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Gross profit margin declined to 24.5% from 30.9% in the year-earlier quarter.
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Added Rockwell, "Customer feedback indicates that we are accelerating implementation with many global customers as they move into their adoption phase."
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With the announcement of our newest machines, Exerial and Innovent, and our growing list of printable materials, we look forward to 2015 as the next step in our evolution as an emerging growth company. Our customers are migrating our binder jetting technology into expanded utilization of new applications on their manufacturing floors. We are confident that the adoption of 3D printing in industrial manufacturing applications is gaining momentum in our global marketplace as a technology that will transform business.
For the full year, the company sees revenue in a range of $58 million to $66 million, which is ahead of the average estimate for $60 million.
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Update: Also this evening, ExOne filed notice with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it will be delayed in filing its form 10-K for the year just ended. The delay appears to result from a technicality:
This delay is due to a shorter deadline to file the 2014 10-K because the Company became an accelerated filer on December 31, 2014. Additional time beyond the shorter deadline is required for the Company to complete its consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2014. The reason causing the delay to file the 2014 10-K could not be eliminated by the Company without unreasonable effort or expense.
Shares of 3-D modeling technology firm Proto Labs (PRLB) are up 43 cents, or 0.6%, at $71.50, after Pacific Crest's Weston Twigg initiated coverage of the stock today with a Sector Perform rating, writing that the company "stablished itself as the bridge between small-volume custom parts and high-volume manufacturing" but that he's waiting to see what the "upside" will be from expanded sales and marketing efforts.
Proto plays in the area of injection molding and "CNC" or "computer-numerical-control" prototyping machines (you can read mention of such machines in Apple (AAPL) design guru Jony Ive's design studio profile in Ian Parker's recent profile in New Yorker magazine.)
It runs these things as a service, through a Web interface:
He likes the niche that Proto has carved out:'
We believe Proto Labs has developed a differentiated and highly efficient model over the past 16 years, focusing on using software, a Web presence and very specific operating parameters to quickly quote and build small volumes of products. As it explores new sales and marketing techniques and adds new services, the company could maintain its 25% annual growth target. We believe the company fills a low-volume production niche, and competitors have been slow to emerge. While we like the model and the growth opportunity, we struggle with valuation, and we would prefer lower entry points. We are initiating coverage of PRLB at Sector Perform.
He also likes the new initiatives to expand the product offerings:
The company has been working on increasing its served available market by increasing the number of projects that fit within its constraints. For example, it is introducing larger build envelopes and new services like metal-injection molding and additive manufacturing (3D printing). However, it is carefully adding these services in a way that still leverages the core automated model, while maintaining efficiency.
The secret sauce is the software, writes Twigg:
At the core of Proto Labs' business is its software. Proto Labs' software essentially replaces much of the high-cost labor traditionally used to quote, design and manufacturer a new part. Proto Labs' software platform covers a broad range of the manufacturing process, including manufacturing analysis of a part, quote generation, mold design for an injection molding press, and tool path automation. Proto Labs' software uses complex algorithms to analyze the 3D CAD geometry of a file, analyze the manufacturability of the file, provide suggested design modifications to enhance the manufacturability of a part, and create an automated, Web-based quotation, which allows a product developer to modify parameters and instantly receive an updated price. The software also identifies which service is most suitable: Protomold, Firstcut or Fineline. Additionally, as new manufacturing processes are introduced, Proto Labs can leverage its automated software to effectively work between different processes. Once a manufacturing service is selected, Proto Labs' software generates an appropriate tool path for the respective machine.
Fair value is $75, he writes, and there's upside to $100:
We see fair value for PRLB around $75, or 6x 2016 EV/sales. We are assigning a higher EV/sales multiple compared to other 3D printing companies in our coverage universe because of Proto Labs' steady revenue stream, defensible model, comparable organic growth and the company's ability to generate high operating margins. As we noted earlier, Proto Labs is not a traditional 3D printing company, but we believe it does share common traits. The company benefits from the proliferation of 3D CAD tools, shorter development cycles and increased customization. In a more bullish scenario, we think 8x EV/sales may be appropriate, implying upside to $100. Conversely, we could see downside to $39, or 15x 2016 EPS in a more bearish scenario.
This is what makes a market: After 3-D printer maker Stratasys (SSYS) on Monday afternoon warned Q4 and this year's results will miss expectations, the initial round of analysis yesterday is being followed today by dueling ratings changes.
Stifel Nicolaus's Patrick Newton cut his rating on the shares to a Hold from Buy, writing that after listening to yesterday's conference call, his notion that the company would show profit leverage is not holding up, as expenses are set to be elevated for "at least 2 to 3 years":
Previously we had been positive on shares of Stratasys based on our view that: (1) Stratasys has significant company-specific growth opportunities that are driven by a portfolio spanning several price points and capabilities; (2) Additive Manufacturing is a secular growth market; (3) OM% is poised for expansion; (4) the company has leadership in consumer; and (5) we see an intermediate period of accelerating organic growth. Although SSYS, and the industry, have LT secular growth tailwinds our near and intermediate term leverage thesis is not playing out, consumer challenges are expected to persist through 2015 (revenue and profitability impacts), and organic growth is expected to be challenged in the coming year before reaccelerating.
On the other hand, Gabelli & Co.'s Hendi Susanto raised his rating this morning to Buy from Hold, writing that after the 36% drop in the shares since Monday, the valuation is now "compelling," especially as the business is still "intact":
We see a buying opportunity and favor Stratasys' valuation. We like Stratasys' extensive product and service portfolio and its focus on high value business applications. Our lower expectations for 2015 and 2016: Capex in 2015 is estimated to be $160-200 million. We anticipate negative free cash flow in 2015. Stratasys noted that the integration of Solid Concept and Harvest will take 18 months. Margin expansion in its integrated services business will take time. We assume operating margins to remain flat sequentially into 2016 and margin expansion post 2016 will proceed at a slow pace. Management expects MakerBot's growth in 2015 to be lower than 2014 and aims to revamp its growth rates inline or higher than the overall company's growth rate by 2016. Stratasys' core business remains solid. We believe Stratasys' valuation is compelling. Stratasys trades at 13.2x EV/EBITDA based on our 2016 estimates. We lower our valuation multiples and estimate a 2016 PMV of $77 per share based on our 20x EV/EBITDA multiple.
Susanto also raised his rating on competitor 3D Systems (DDD), which has fallen 5% since Monday, to Buy from Hold, "following weak share performance and negative sentiment on the back of Stratasys' weaker than expected preliminary results and 2015 guidance."
Again, Susanto likes the valuation despite what he assumes will be continued high spending:
When 3D Systems reported its September results in November, management stated that operating leverage would return. We believe that 3D Systems may choose to lay out plans for aggressive investments for future growth opportunities similar to Stratasys. As we wait for 3D Systems' 2015 guidance, we would rather be conservative and assume aggressive investment in operating expense and operating margins of 17% in 2015 compared to 2014. We believe current 3D Systems' valuation offers limited downside as 3D Systems shares trade at 14.8x EV/EBITDA based on our 2016 estimates. Near-term risks include weaker than expected guidance for 2015 and growth execution. We lower our valuation multiples and estimate a 2016 PMV of $39 per share based on a 20x EV/EBITDA multiple.
Shares of Stratasys are up 83 cents, or 1.5%, at $58.19, while 3D Systems stock is up 38 cents, or 1.3%, at $29.
Shares of 3-D printer maker Stratasys (SSYS) are down $27.17, or almost 34%, at $52.91, as the Street parses the company's announcement yesterday afternoon that it's results last quarter will miss expectations, as will results this year, as a consequence of delays in getting product out the door by its consumer division, MakerBot, which Stratasys bought last year.
Competitors are feeling the heat as well this morning: 3D Systems (DDD) stock is down $2.42, or 8%, at $27.83; Voxeljet (VJET) is off 56 cents, or almost 7%, at $7.86; and ExOne (XONE) is down 50 cents, or 3.5%, at $13.97.
The company held a conference call this morning with analysts, which you can listen to on replay.
The stock has gotten two downgrades today, with Piper Jaffray's Troy Jensen cutting the stock to Neutral from Overweight, while Brean Capital's Ananda Baruah cut his rating to Hold from Buy.
Piper's Jensen writes "While we were anticipating an EPS guide down due to accelerated spending, the magnitude caught us off guard in addition to the unforeseen issues that evolved for the MakerBot segment."
"We believe investor sentiment for this group and Stratasys specifically will remain an issue for the next several quarters," he writes, "and believe Stratasys shares will remain depressed and out of favor until better execution and upward revisions are more sustainable."
Jensen is grim on the entire industry till it can prove itself: " we now feel like the stocks will be stuck in limited trading ranges or have more downside risk given the disappointments we have seen on the execution side."
Brean's Baruah writes the new lower operating margin for this year takes apart his positive thesis on the company:
We've been vocal since the Sep Q print that if SSYS could maintain OMs of ~17% in '15 (vs. then ~17% for '14) and grow organic revenue at least 25%, after speaking with numerous holders we believed the stock could work very nicely in '15. We conversely suggested that if the OM's were materially lower in '15 that it would be very challenging for the stock to work. Given SSYS's '15 OM guidance of 13% (vs. 15% in '14 and our prior estimate of 17% before last evening's negative Dec Q preannouncement), we're moving to a Hold rating while the stock digests the new business model.
Writing before the call, several bulls defended the company, even though they slashed price targets and estimates.
Jason North of Jefferies & Co., who just last week pounded the table for the stock, citing positive reseller comments, today writes that he'd thought reseller channel growth would have offset the shortfall in Makerbot:
The fifth- gen MakerBot had issues with its extruder that led to many angry customers. Also, SSYS' press release implies they have had problems with their ramping distribution strategy. We had thought the expanded channel would offset the reliability issues in Q4 but that the repercussions of the poor fifth-gen reliability could weigh on 2015 growth prospects; however, Q4 and 2015 were both worse than we expected with SSYS guiding 2015 MakerBot revenues to grow slower than the corporate average.
But North sticks to his channel checks, insisting the disappointing outlook for this year may merely be "conservative":
We had hoped that lower OM would at least be partially offset by better revenue growth, but SSYS 2015 guidance of +25%-28% Y/Y is below consensus expectations of +32% and is particularly disappointing considering the lower 2014 base. MakerBot appears to be the main culprit, but assuming MakerBot grows 15% Y/Y implies SSYS' non-MakerBot product revenues would only grow 20% compared to 32% in 2014 and 28% in Q4'14. Our recent reseller survey indicates that SSYS non-MakerBot resellers increased sales headcount by 57% in 2014, plan for 26% headcount growth in 2015, and are targeting 2015 rev growth of 43%. SSYS management could provide further details as to why the non-MakerBot business will decelerate so quickly, but our initial take views the revenue guidance as conservative.
Andrea James with Dougherty & Co. reiterates a Buy rating but cuts her price target to $90 from $139, writing that the cut in operating margin outlook to 15% from a target range of 18% to 23% is "disappointing" given that the "big question" for the company is whether it can achieve operating leverage.
James reviews the problems with MakerBot and concludes that they are fixable and that end company can, ultimately, achieve operating leverage:
Also, Makerbot disappointed. It grew just 7% in Q4, which distributors tell us is caused by product problems with the machines introduced at CES 2014. Also, international sales are weak because of FX. Sell-through in Q4 was not as high as distributors had hoped, leading to a slight build up of inventory with no significant product launches at CES 2015. Our Home Depot checks also showed lackluster Q4 sales. Given the magnitude of the after-market sell off, that MakerBot (14% of sales) product problems are fixable, and that Stratasys is consolidating its lead in the high end, it is prudent to defend shares. Long-term operating margins of ~20% are possible, we believe.
Citigroup's Kenneth Wong reiterates a Buy rating, but cuts his price target to $70 from $135, writing that " Higher OpEx was a clear investor concern heading into the print and these new level were inline with 'worst case' scenarios we heard. We do sense there is some 'kitchen-sinking' here with management giving themselves some cushion outperform."
Wong makes a pitch for the continued value of the company's dominance:
When taken at face value, we think any downside is now fully baked into shares (~30% fall in market cap for 25% decrease in EPS). However, Stratasys remains the best franchise in the sector and we believe shares have an upward bias from these levels for 3 reasons. 1) We feel management took the bottom out from guide to provide some 2015 breathing room (historically more conservative relative to 3D peers); 2) Growth of high-end commercial systems remains intact and our checks validate demand here; 3) We believe investors have been searching for a bottom to 3DP sentiment and we have likely hit bedrock. We have lowered our price target to $70 to reflect the FY15 outlook and current market valuations for 3DP peers.
Canaccord Genuity's Bobby Burleson reiterates a Buy rating, but cuts his price target to $100 from $120, writing that "we did not expect a revenue shortfall given positive reseller feedback on core business in North America for industrial machines." Despite that, he writes, the outlook is not so bad: "Our new price target of $100 is based on 5x forward price to sales, an achievable multiple in our view considering healthy top line growth of 27% in management's 2015 forecast. "
Update: The stock has deepened its decline, now down $21.33, or almost 27%, at $58.76.
Shares of 3-D printer maker Stratasys (SSYS) are down $15.08, over 18%, at $65, and fell as much as 22%, in late trading, after the company this afternoon warned its revenue in Q4 will miss analysts' expectations, owing to problems getting new product out the door within its consumer MakerBot unit.
Shares of competitors are also trading down: 3D Systems (DDD) is off $2.70, or almost 9%, at $27.55; Voxeljet (VJET) is down 43 cents, or 5%, at $7.99; and ExOne (XONE) is down 33 cents, or 2.3%, at $14.14.
Stratasys projects revenue for the full year of $748 million to $750 million, lower than the $764 million the Street has been modeling. It said its Q4 revenue rose 38%, below consensus for 49% growth. That means Q4 revenue will be in the area of $214 million, below consensus of $230.8 million.
Stratasys said it will take a one-time non-cash impairment charge to the goodwill value of MakerBot. Commenting on the MakerBot troubles, it said,
Stratasys projects preliminary fourth quarter revenue growth of approximately 38% over the same period last year, including organic revenue growth of 25%. However, the fourth quarter was impacted by slower growth of MakerBot product and services revenue during the period. MakerBot revenue is estimated to have grown by approximately 7% in the fourth quarter over the prior year, and is estimated to represent approximately 12% of preliminary total Stratasys revenue for the fourth quarter. Throughout 2014, MakerBot invested significantly in the introduction of its 5th Generation Replicator 3D printers and 3D printing ecosystem, and in the development of a multi-tier distribution strategy enabling broader distribution. These continuing investments are intended to provide MakerBot with the ability to further scale and build superior product platforms positioned for long-term growth, as the adoption of 3D printing expands. However, during the fourth quarter, MakerBot was affected by challenges associated with the introduction and scaling of its new product platform and the Company's rapidly evolving distribution model.
For this year, the company sees revenue of $940 million to $960 million, and EPS of $2.07 to $2.24. That is below consensus for $1 billion and $2.90 per share in EPS.
The company said it expects to step up operating expenses in order to invest, as the market for 3-D manufacturing takes off:
Stratasys believes that Additive Manufacturing ("AM") is poised to enter a new phase of increased adoption by manufacturers in a broad range of industries, including global manufacturing enterprises, by disrupting traditional design and manufacturing processes. Following extensive review of the evolving marketplace and opportunity, the management and the Board of the Company have decided to implement an investment plan with the goal of enabling the Company to offer a broader range of products and solutions with increased global and industry-specific coverage, especially within areas related to manufacturing, and create stronger customer relationships. The investment plan is designed to implement broad product development and infrastructure which would support annual revenues of $3 billion in 2020. As a result of its new investment plan, Stratasys expects incremental annual operating expenditures of 2% of anticipated revenues for coming two to three years, with total operating expenses in 2015 to be in the range of 46% to 47% of anticipated revenues. Additionally, the Company expects to incur capital expenditures in the range of $160 to $200 million in 2015. The Company also expects an effective tax rate of 5% to 10%.
CEO David Reis remarked that "We believe that now is the time to increase our investment in long-term innovation and development, as well as in our global sales and marketing infrastructure."
"We believe these increased investments will enable us to put greater focus on long-term manufacturing-related opportunities."
Shares of 3-D printing technology company 3D Systems (DDD) are down $1.18, or almost 4%, at $29.02, after Jefferies & Co.'s Jason North cut his rating on the shares this morning to Hold from Buy, writing that it has weaker relations with resellers of its gear compared to Stratsys (SSYS), which remains his top pick in the group.
North's firm surveyed 30 resellers in the U.S. and the U.K. between January 5th and 22nd, he writes, 15 for 3D systems, 17 for Stratasys, and 2 that sell both.
He notes relative increases in staff the resellers devote to selling product:
We view the 57% increase in SSYS reseller sales headcount in 2014 as a key driver for the expected 43% revenue growth in 2015. The 57% is much higher than the DDD reseller headcount increase of 19% in 2014. We note that SSYS organic revenues for Q1/Q2/Q3 of 2014 have been +35% Y/Y so there is a discount to reported results from our survey sample set, but we think there is upside to our prior +25% product revenue estimate for 2015.
North thinks Stratasys is doing better managing the reseller channel:
SSYS sellers are generally happier than DDD resellers due to rebate thresholds being set at more reasonable levels and better training though DDD excels at marketing. Most of DDD's training shortfall appears to be on prosumer printers as resellers are largely happy with their training for mid-range and high-end systems. Reliability is good for both SSYS and DDD but is better for SSYS. We view this as generally a positive for SSYS but it could also increase the market for used systems. Also, there is much stronger demand for SSYS' older systems.
The anecdotes from resellers of 3D Systems is not good, he notes:
3D Systems resellers noted Q4 results were better than Q3 but still not great. Also 3D Systems resellers noted more discounting, longer sales cycles, and less optimism about the upcoming quarter than last quarter. In our Oct survey, no SSYS reseller reported Q3 ending below plan, which bodes well for SSYS' results. In contrast, 29% of DDD's resellers finished below plan.
Still, he cut his price target on Stratasys to $110 from $155, noting that spending has to go up to manage that channel, and uncertainty about that is an issue for the stock:
We trim our 2015 OM from 18.2% to 17.7% (Street 18.0%) due to increased investments in reseller training and in software development. SSYS has not guided 2015 OM yet, and it is a major overhang on the stock.
It's not all Intel (INTC) and Samsung Electronics (005930KS) at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week.
Press also try to glean the next thing from a myriad of startups. Press are in fact treated to multiple previews of some of the show-floor gadgets. On Sunday night, there was the Consumer Electronics Association's annual gathering, "Unveiled." On Monday night, another event, "Digital Experience," took place at the Mirage. And then on Tuesday, yet another gathering of companies, "ShowStoppers" held court at the Wynn.
These gatherings bring together both established names such as Lenovo but also smaller firms that are showing off their first products.
A big theme at this year's show is the proliferation of sensors into every day uses.
One such firm is privately held Consumer Physics of Israel, founded four years ago, which has developed what it builds as "the first handheld consumer molecular scanner."
The company got $3 million in Kickstarter pledges for a small — the size of a thumb drive — sensor device that can scan food samples, pills and various other substances to tell you if its harmful or not. The company is shipping product in July, first to those who pledged money on Kickstarter. The retail price is expected to be around $249 to $299. Consumer Physics has an A round of venture money from legendary VC Vinod Khosla but is interested in more funding. The hope is to get the price of the scanner down to $99 or less.
The company not only built the scanner itself but also developed their own server stack and various accompanying software functions and a database of product information that can be consulted to compare against the scanner's information to assess a given sample.
CEO Dror Sharon, in answer to my question, What's it good for? explained that a person traveling in a foreign city who goes to a pharmacy, could, for example, scan a pill to detect if it is really an Advil or a fake of some kind, and if it's a, whether or not it's an acceptable substitute.
Another scanner firm here is BacTrack, which has been in the market for breathalyzers for over a decade. The company makes two models of breathalyzer currently: the entry-level model, about the size of an old RIO MP3 player, sells at Costco for $29. The more sophisticated version, which sells to law enforcement or as a smartphone accessory for consumers, costs $100. The difference is that the cheaper device uses a semiconductor sensor to perform breath analysis to determine blood-alcohol level, which is less precise than the fuel cell sensor used in the more expensive model.
As Shawn Casey, director of online marketing for the company, explained to me, the breathalyzer has improved from what had traditionally been a giant brick the size of an old Walkman cassette deck traditionally used by police. The company's focus is on refining the the "form factors" possible for the device. For example, while the $100 model for consumers displays all its info on a smartphone, there is the possibility of giving it a built-in LCD display as well. Casey observes that some companies in the market are contemplating using sensors to measure insulin levels, to aid diabetic individuals. That is not, however, something BacTrack is focused on at the moment.
Yet another sensor outfit is Myskin , which sells a little cube called the "Oku" that measures you skin qualities. The company says the sensor will display on a smartphone app your skin's moisture, oiliness, texture, wrinkles, and pigmentation. It bills the device as "Your personal skin coach, for a healthy, youthful glow." The idea is that with suggestions and goal-setting from the app, you can do something to improve any skin issues that are detected.
MySkin says the device comprises three different scientific approaches: dermoscopy, spectroscopy, and nanotech. You can preorder the device for $249 from the company's Getoku.com Web site.
Sensors weren't everything here. The world of 3-D printing continues to bring forth new champions besides the titans such as 3D Systems (DDD).
One is Ultimaker 3D, which emerged in Europe from the same "maker" open-source community of enthusiasts as MakerBot, bought by Stratasys (SSYS) in June of 2013. But unlike MakerBot, which turned into a "closed product" after getting bought, CEO Siert Wijnia says Ultimaker wants to "stay true to the open-source approach," including publishing the plans for kit makers who want to make their own version of the company's printer.
Of course, that raises the question how one makes money if you're essentially giving away your hardware blueprint. Says Wijnia, a native of the Netherlands, "We believe you can build a business in open source by rapidly incorporating what users want," by staying in touch with a community of people who constantly contact the company about enhancements they would like to see to the device. Ultimata is working with one one hospital on the possibility of printing cartilage rather than the PLA plastic commonly used for printing objects.
Wijnia says the company is currently seeking financing.
And there's always new display tech of one kind or another at these gatherings. SuperD is a privately funded outfit out of mainland China's tech hub, Shenzen. It has already raised hundreds of millions, apparently, while it pursued contract work for large vendors such as Toshiba. The latter put the company's technology into a laptop.
What SuperD does is to make a display that allows 3-D viewing of video and such without waring glasses. The prototype displays, some of which unfold in nifty ways, could be hooked up to a smartphone, say, to provide a larger (say, 7-inch) external display for watching movies. The demo I received at the company's table on Monday was fairly impressive in terms of creating depth in animated movies.
Said Riley Gardner, the company's head of strategic alliances, who learned Mandarin after four years in China, CES is an important show for SuperD as it looks to partner with larger partners in the West.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this afternoon it was Intel (INTC) CEO Brian Krzanich's turn to take the keynote stage at the Venetian Hotel.
Krzanich suffered no sophomore slump: the content, and his delivery, were both classy and engaging for his second year in a row keynoting.
Before Krzanich came on stage, the audience was treated to a solo upright bass performance by a young woman dressed in black. That opening was nice, although it then segued into a rather over-the-top instrumental rendition of Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" to which dancers in a modern choreography whirled about the stage. That segued into the song "Radioactive." (Or at least I think it was; this reporter is too far over the hill to know much past Zeppelin.)
All of this was backed by giant screens displaying various dancing animations — people melting into sand and such, or sand becoming people, or something.
All this was a demonstration of what Intel calls its "RealSense" Technology.
CEA president Gary Shapiro comes on stage, exclaiming "wow," and calling the music and dance show an example of how Intel has advanced the computer more than anyone. Krzanich gave a keynote here last year and Shapiro says the keynote lineup would have been incomplete without him.
Krzanich comes out and tells people he's going to show them some "great experiences." He says this year is going to be truly different. He then cues a video which recalls 1995, and how the Pentium II chip from Intel helped people get on the Internet for the first time. "Experience amazing" is the tag line.
Krzanich tells the audience 1995 was a "watershed," and 2015 will be as well. We are moving from a 2-D world to a 3-D world, he says.
The three stages are "computing unleashed," "intelligence everywhere," and "the wearable revolution."
In computing unleashed, computers "gain senses," he says; they'll be able to see and hear, helping them to understand.
Talking about the pre-show, Krzanich says the RealSense technology can enhance things such as photo editing. The tech can be found in a recent Dell tablet, the "Venue8," costing $399.
Krzanich shows how a picture of the Vegas strip can be edited after the fact to make one thing or another the focus and drop other elements out of focus. Or color can be added to individual parts of a photo simply by swiping that part of the photo.
To demonstrate what RealSense can do with your laptop camera, Krzanich turns to a cooking demo: a kitchen set wheels out on stage and the chef goes through the steps of making his dish. The chef is able to scroll through the onscreen menu without actually touching the screen. The chef is then able to tell the laptop to start a timer for the cooking just by speaking to the machine.
"Chuck never had to use a mouse or keyboard," says Krzanich. He says numerous partners are coming out with machines using RealSense such as Lenovo.
Krzanich says the future will have no wires — cut to a demo of a tablet that you can just put down on table to charge. "Imagine a world where you can charge your devices wherever you are," says Krzanich. Marriott Hotels is working with Intel to bring wireless charging to many properties in the second quarter, he says.
Krzanich brings on stage Dion Weisler, head of printing and PCs at Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) and the future CEO of HP Inc., once HP breaks into two companies this year. Weisler, with his Australian accent, has the amusing penchant of pronouncing the company name "Hach-Pee."
Weisler talks about the "Sprout" machine, the machine, as big as a washing machine, captures images in three dimensions using Intel's RealSense.
Krzanich asks about 3-D printing. "HP's bringing its 30-year print expertise to 3-D printing, in the form of "multi-jet fusion." It will solve the three big problems of 3-D printing: speed, quality and cost. He produces a black chain link he said was made in half an hour using the technology and that can lift thousands of pounds. Weisler announces the multi-jet fusion will run on Intel's "Core i7″ chip.
After Weisler, Krzanich has an Intel engineer demo something truly astounding: a virtual keyboard projected into space in front of the laptop. The engineer, sitting in front of the computer, sees the keyboard of a piano and is able to tap on the projected image of keys floating in mid air, even though the engineer's hands are just tapping air.
Krzanich then demonstrates "intelligence everywhere": a mockup of a front door unlocks as it recognizes the face of the homeowner appearing in front of it (the demo didn't entirely go smoothly; the door took a while to unlock, promoting Krzanich to quip, "maybe I should just open the door"); and an iRobot robot that uses RealSense technology to navigate across the stage by sensing obstacles.
Krzanich then brings up engineers from drone maker Ascending Technologies. They demonstrate how they can put down their controls and the drones fly about the stage simply by navigating around Krzanich and the others on stage. Krzanich and the engineers then engage in what Krzanich calls "drone ping-pong": he and the engineers move in and out of a circle surrounding the drones and the drones dart about, avoiding each of the human bodies.
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Then, lights come up on an obstacle course on the side of the hall. Krzanich announces the drone will fly through an obstacle course consisting of pillars, much like a city street. The drone makes it through the course, guided by its sensing of the buildings.
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For his discussion of wearables, Krzanich unveils a new computing module that contains the company's "Quark" embedded processor inside a jacket button, called "Curie." It also has sensors and power onboard. Krzanich predicts the technology will make possible gadgets in rings, bags, "yes, even the buttons on our jackets."
Turning to smart eyewear, Krzanich brings up Oakley CEO Colin Baden. Baden says the company was always curious to solve problems. He noted the company has already had interactive ski goggles.
Turning to a practical example of vision, Krzanich notes 39 million people all over the world are blind. He mentions an Intel engineer, Darryl, who is not blind but who has has impaired vision, seeing as if through a narrow cone of vision that picks up less than 20% of what normally sited people see.
Dale helped the company develop a jacket that senses motion and translates it into physical vibrations to the wearer. Dale, obviously emotional about his experience, tells Krzanich onstage that the jacket has made a meaningful change to his life by filling in gaps through physical sensation in what he's not able to see in any given moment.
It was a classy departure by Krzanich into the deeper significance of technology for helping life, and Krzanich has shown himself to be a fairly classy fellow.
Krzanich reminds the audience Intel had a competition to make wearable tech using its technology, called "Make it Wearable." The winner is a project called Nixie, which is a flying camera. It is like a boomerang: you flick it out into space, it takes a picture, and it zooms back to your hand. The founders tell Krzanich it is an answer to those moments that were not able to be captured when you fumble for your smartphone or camera.
To end, Krzanich wants to talk about one word: "inclusion." Recalling his talk from last year, when he talked about conflict minerals, Krzanich says the tech industry needs to address the issue of not having enough diversity. "It's not enough to say we value diversity and then have our worklolaces not reflect the diversity."
Krzanich says the company has set a goal "to reach full representation in every area of our workforce by 2020."
What that means is to significantly improve our hiring of women and minorities. We're going to tie our leaders' pay to our progress in this. This is going to be difficult to achieve, which is why we're making a significant investment to support diversity. Over the next five years we will invest $300 million. This isn't just good business, this is the right thing to do."
Krzanich recalls Intel founder Gordon Moore and 50th anniversary of Moore's Law this year. He cues a video featuring an appearance by Moore. Moore, who wrote the seminal research paper in 1965 anticipating the incredible pace of semiconductor miniaturization, says that although no other technology has had the kind of advancement that semis have, "I couldn't have predicted the kinds of technologies we have produced" as a result. "They are amazing."
And that's it: another classy, engaging keynote from Krzanich. This guy's good at this.
Shares of Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) are up 9 cents at $37.35 in advance of the company's fiscal Q4 results tomorrow afternoon, after the closing bell.
The Street is, on average, modeling revenue of $28.677 billion, and EPS of $1.06.
This will be the first earnings report since Hewlett-Packard announced October 6th it will split itself in two, a PC-Printing company, and an enterprise products and services company.
Deutsche Bank's Sherri Scribner this morning reiterates a Buy rating, while raising her price target to $45 from $40, after raising her EPS estimates to account for a greater level of buybacks, after HP said October 15th it will resume repurchases, coupled with a higher multiple of earnings for the stock.
Scribner models the company beatign consensus revenue estimates with perhaps $29.097 billion in revenue, but still delivering the $1.06 the Street is looking for.
There are several things to look for on the call, writes Scribner, including details on the PC market, and also details on its recently announced 3-D printing initiative:
Given recent cautious data points on PC demand in the Dec Q, we expect investors to focus on HPQ's view of PC demand into year-end and into C1Q- 15. HPQ's PC segment has seen surprisingly good growth, given industry unit declines, driven by the company's share gains and mix to higher ASP and profit segments. The company also announced its 3D printing technology, called Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) at the end of October, and we expect further detail on HPQ's competitive advantage in this segment, although products will not be out until 2016. We also expect trends in the Enterprise segment to be an area of focus as well as the company's M&A strategy.
Among the questions that Scribner hopes to pose about the split are:
Scribner, however, "we do not expect additional detail on the split during the call beyond what HPQ has already provided."
Wells Fargo's Maynard Um reiterates an Outperform rating, and a $39 to $41 "valuation range," modeling revenue of $28.6 billion and EPS of $1.07.
Um is positive on the breakup, and "We will be looking for further detail on the split (mgmt in charge of the split now in place), incremental synergy opportunities, and color on potential M&A and divestitures."
The centerpiece of Um's outlook is a potential server refresh in coming months:
We believe the x86 server business is seeing some benefits from upgrades related to the upcoming Windows Server 2003 support expiration (July 2015). We believe a confluence of factors – 1) expiration of OS support, 2) Intel's new Grantley chips and 3) aging of installed base (prior major upgrade was 4-5 years ago) – coming together will likely drive a server replacement cycle in the coming 6-12 mos. We believe HP has share gain opportunity from IBM-Lenovo transition. We expect storage business to see some improvement given end demand as well as mix shift within HP's business (newer converged storage now accounts for 46% of total storage sales resulting in lesser impact to overall growth from the declining legacy products).
Shares of 3-D printing technology vendor VoxelJet (VJET) are down 56 cents, or 4.4%, at $12.33, after Cowen & Co.'s Rob Stone cut his rating on the shares to Market Perform from Outperform , after the company last Thursday reported Q3 revenue well below consensus and a much deeper-than-expected net loss per share.
The stock actually rose on Friday following the report. VoxelJet's was the latest in a string of disappointments from the group, with ExOne (XONE) reporting a deeper-than-expected loss the day before, Stratasys (SSYS) on November 5th cutting its full-year outlook, and 3D Systems (DDD) on October 22nd warning of a large shortfall in Q3 revenue (3D Systems affirmed a reduced year view when it posted full results on November 10th.)
VoxelJet's Q3 revenue of €3.76 million came up short of consensus of €4.83 billion, and the net loss per share of 41 Euro cents was way worse than consensus of 3 cents a share. The company's full-year forecast of €15 million to €16 million is below its prior forecast for €18 million. The company said that it sold four printers, but revenue recognition by one of them was not possible because final customer acceptance had not been received.
Also, the company's services business in Germany was hurt by technical issues with a VX4000 model printer, leaving the company with less production capacity for clients. Lastly, the full-year view is lower because of delays in getting the newer "VX2000" out the door.
Cowen's Stone, cutting his target to $13 from $22, cut his full-year 2014 estimates to €15.5 million, with 40% gross profit margin, and a 22-Euro cent loss per share, versus his prior estimate for €17.4 million, 42.6% margin, and a 12-cent loss. For 2015, he goes to $24 million, 43.9% margin, and a 10-cent loss per share from a prior $27.5 million, 45.9% and a penny-per-share loss.
Stone's commentary is most devoted to updating estimates to include the results of PropShop, a services bureau that VoxelJet acquired in October:
We model €3.8MM (16% of sales), and a 16% 2014-20 CAGR, lifting the service segment to 40% of estimated 2020 revenue (vs. prior 23%). The primary products are 3D modeling and scanning services, and physical models used in the film and entertainment industry. However, a growing library of related physical and digital content could be offered to licensees (e.g., toy manufacturers), or PropShop could produce and sell models and other merchandise itself.
Some additional sources of services revenue are going to take a little longer:
Although the U.S. center is coming on line later than planned, we believe it should help achieve the 2015 revenue growth target.The service centers are focused on growing parts revenue and driving machine sales. An Asian center is planned, although location has not been determined. We believe additional geographies may follow. PropShop will also be reported in the service segment.
Another voice this morning was that of Ananda Baruah of Brean Capital, who reiterated a Hold rating on VoxelJet shares, although "we continue to be encouraged with management's pragmatic and patient approach as it relates to a very attractive L-T market opportunity for VJET."
As for the miss, "Street expectations should be taken with a grain of salt," writes Baruah, "as it was primarily a function of non-recurring operational anomalies, and less a reflection of the underlying fundamentals of the business."
Likewise, Citigroup's Kenneth Wong, writing on Friday, reiterated a Neutral rating on the stock, and cut his price target to $14 from $16, but wrote that he is encouraged that after a quarter "plagued by execution hiccups," things may get back on track:
We were comforted to hear that the production delays in the VX200 were not associated with capacity constraints and should ship in 2015. Management indicated that component supply issues have been resolved with their vendor. Service capacity at the company's Augsburg will be back at full capacity after a 2 month disruption to a VX4000 and the Canton facility should be live in 1Q15 after running into construction delays.
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