Companies have upgraded their post recession hardware and now its tome to bring on the new business software. Here are four companies providing just that.
Have a look at Callidus Software Inc (NASDAQ:CALD) which was trading in the $3.50 range in August and is currently trading in the $6.05 range, a gain of 72% in six months on a strong run up. Callidus Software tested the $6.50 threshold a couple of times in February. CALD makes and sells sales performance management (SPM) software and services. Callidus Software SPM systems are used to monitor and analyze sales performance and incentive compensation management programs.
And take a look at Ebix Inc (NASDAQ:EBIX) which was trading in the $18 range in August and is currently trading in the $28.90 range, a gain of 60% in six months on another strong run up. Ebix Inc provides software and e-commerce solutions to the insurance industry primarily in North America, Australia, New Zealand, India, and Singapore. EBIX is also involved in the sale, customization, development, implementation, and support of its P&C back-end insurance carrier system platforms.
Then there’s Magma Design Automation Inc (NASDAQ:LAVA) which was trading in the $2.75 range in mid August and is currently trading in the $6.60 range, a gain of 140% in six months on a classic, textbook share valuation ascent. The Magma Design Automation product line includes the Talus family of digital implementation products; the Titan product group for analog/mixed-signal design; the Quartz products for physical verification; FineSim products for circuit simulation; the Tekton static timing analyzer and QCP extractor; SiliconSmart for library characterization; and fab analysis products including Camelot and YieldManager. LAVA software enables chip designers to reduce the time to design and produce integrated circuits used in the communications, computing, consumer electronics, networking, and semiconductor industries.
And finally take a look at Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK) which was trading in the $14 range in August and is currently trading in the $23.61 range, a gain of 68% in six months. Qlik Technologies tested the $28 threshold in both December and January. QLIK data analysis software helps customers make decisions based on analytics. Qlik Technologies sells its products and services to consumer packaged goods, financial services, pharmaceuticals, retail, manufacturing, technology, and the healthcare industries.
I like all four of these companies. I’ve written on LAVA in the past and have been a supporter. I like its current $6.60 entry level price and I also like CALD for the same reason at $6.05. QLIK and EBIX have both had terrific six month run ups and I don’t believe that either is done.
Have a look at Callidus Software Inc (NASDAQ:CALD) which was trading in the $3.50 range in August and is currently trading in the $6.05 range, a gain of 72% in six months on a strong run up. Callidus Software tested the $6.50 threshold a couple of times in February. CALD makes and sells sales performance management (SPM) software and services. Callidus Software SPM systems are used to monitor and analyze sales performance and incentive compensation management programs.
And take a look at Ebix Inc (NASDAQ:EBIX) which was trading in the $18 range in August and is currently trading in the $28.90 range, a gain of 60% in six months on another strong run up. Ebix Inc provides software and e-commerce solutions to the insurance industry primarily in North America, Australia, New Zealand, India, and Singapore. EBIX is also involved in the sale, customization, development, implementation, and support of its P&C back-end insurance carrier system platforms.
Then there’s Magma Design Automation Inc (NASDAQ:LAVA) which was trading in the $2.75 range in mid August and is currently trading in the $6.60 range, a gain of 140% in six months on a classic, textbook share valuation ascent. The Magma Design Automation product line includes the Talus family of digital implementation products; the Titan product group for analog/mixed-signal design; the Quartz products for physical verification; FineSim products for circuit simulation; the Tekton static timing analyzer and QCP extractor; SiliconSmart for library characterization; and fab analysis products including Camelot and YieldManager. LAVA software enables chip designers to reduce the time to design and produce integrated circuits used in the communications, computing, consumer electronics, networking, and semiconductor industries.
And finally take a look at Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK) which was trading in the $14 range in August and is currently trading in the $23.61 range, a gain of 68% in six months. Qlik Technologies tested the $28 threshold in both December and January. QLIK data analysis software helps customers make decisions based on analytics. Qlik Technologies sells its products and services to consumer packaged goods, financial services, pharmaceuticals, retail, manufacturing, technology, and the healthcare industries.
I like all four of these companies. I’ve written on LAVA in the past and have been a supporter. I like its current $6.60 entry level price and I also like CALD for the same reason at $6.05. QLIK and EBIX have both had terrific six month run ups and I don’t believe that either is done.
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