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Comments for PAYX

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rrogers	Stockholder friendly; shares the wealth	Love	November 02, 2009
CPSO227	great divy for the price	Love	September 21, 2009
georgeocon	safe long term investment	Love	September 06, 2009
barrons3	Paychex, which handles payroll and human-resources tasks for small- and mid-sized businesses, also has taken a hit in the last 12 months, falling 21%. Auxier expects the shares to recover with the economy. Paychex' revenue continues to grow, and its human-resources business is taking market share.	Love	September 05, 2009
Skyle	Cheap right now with economic slowdown. Will gain speed once we make it through these troubled times. Buy cheap and wait. Good dividend	Love	February 20, 2009
awc1982	Payroll Service Co, an excellent alternative to ADP. Operating in the sweet spot of the U.S. economy. You will not get another chance to accumulate a stock with these gross & operating margins at a P/E of 15 again. Keep buying until the the unemployment rate increases at a declining rate.	Love	January 27, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"This is an accidental high yielder, and I do believe you should be buying it on the way down."	Love	January 21, 2009
stockerblog	4.7 %	Love	November 02, 2008
High Dividends	3.3%	Love	July 12, 2008
barrons2	Sector Perform - Price 33.17 on June 10 by RBC Capital Markets We're reducing our growth rates for Paychex due to negative impact of rising unemployment [and] weak U.S. economy['s effect] on small business. Increased customer bankruptcies, declining checks per client and slower new-business [pace may] reduce core payroll growth to below its 8% target. Three-year estimated EPS growth: 7.38%. Target 34 assumes 21 times our forward E-EPS, $1.63 (was $1.61). Market cap: $11.9 billion.	Love	June 14, 2008
Janburns	Good technology	Love	December 11, 2007
cwoman100	value & dividends	Love	November 20, 2007
irvog	good track record	Love	October 18, 2007
anu_01	Dividend paying stock	Love	October 17, 2007
anu_01	Dividend paying stock	Love	October 17, 2007
barrons2	Investors' worries have created a buying opportunity in Paychex stock. It should return to at least 46 -- about 12% above its current price -- within a year.	Love	October 06, 2007
CagneyC	#70	Love	August 26, 2007
supratrade	BUY	Love	August 09, 2007
sarah z	Paychex announced a $1 billion dollar buyback. Goldman Sachs analyst Elizabeth Grausam said the news should lift the stock, which has underperformed year-to-date. "As one of the few companies not participating in the heated leveraged buyout speculation across the processing sector, we believe this announcement should provide additional support for the shares," Grausam wrote. PAYX has a PE ratio of 23.	Love	July 18, 2007
skforres	I applied here once.	Love	July 13, 2007
edwardseng	Long time hold and stability	Love	July 10, 2007
fransmarius	IBD=B-	Love	June 24, 2007
stevego1	great diversity...benefits when interest rates rise	Love	June 18, 2007
jabbhome	pays dividends, Div & Yield: 0.84 (2.10%) Paychex Inc. provides payroll and integrated human resource, and employee benefits outsourcing solutions for small-to medium-sized businesses in the United States it know to Stock Split as well	Love	June 04, 2007
Thomas Neuhaus	Total revenues in the company's fiscal second quarter were up 13.8% and earnings were up 16.2%. Demand for both payroll and benefit services remains strong within the small business market, as evidenced by PAYX’s reported and forecast growth. The company recently added human resource services outsourcing (HRO) services which include retirement services administration, workers’ compensation administration, employee benefit solutions, and other administrative services for businesses. Revenues and earnings in these new divisions grew at 23.7%, much faster than the company's core payroll service, which grew 9.4% last quarter. The market still provides ample opportunity for PAYX to grow its core payroll business, which makes up about 75% of the company’s total revenue. Only 30% of small companies outsource their payroll administration. In addition, PAYX is just beginning to get traction in the larger human resources outsourcing market, where growth has been 20.0% for several years. As smaller businesses are more aware of the ability to outsource more than just their payroll, and companies like PAYX create solutions that are tailored and priced for the small business market, the demand for other outsourcing services should remain as strong as it is, if not stronger. With roughly $1.06 billion in cash and no debt, the company can raise its dividend, buy back stock, or make acquisitions. In fact, PAYX increased its quarterly dividend by 31.0% during the quarter to $0.84, which creates a current dividend yield of 2.1%. While the stock is still not cheap, trading at 24x estimated earnings, it is trading at the lowest valuation in over 15 years. If the company's human resources division continues to grow above 20% and becomes a more significant part of PAYX's total business, the current valuation is not that far out of line. In fact, at the bottom of the stock's seven year trading range (the low $30s), the valuation would be considered down right attractive. All in all, PAYX is a high quality stock that's worth accumulating on dips despite the fact that it hasn't gone anywhere in a long time.	Love	May 22, 2007
Barrons	A Director of the company has recently purchased 5,000 shares or $185,630 worth of stock.	Love	April 21, 2007
Guest	Up +17,920% On payday, Paychex does everything for small business except writing the checks. It calculates timesheets, processes payroll, prints pay stubs, deducts taxes and sets up direct deposits.	Love	April 18, 2007
weewuu	option action	Love	April 05, 2007
joelkg	KNOW THE CHAIRMAN	Love	March 28, 2007
patuleia	2X Growth = Nooooooooo!	Hate	March 23, 2007