Don’t get me wrong, I’m not expecting any wonders or anything but I would like the stock to rise at least a little bit so I can cut my losses and sell. I bought the stock at the beginning this year when it was trading at $18 per share. Now, I’ve lost... — read more
What are the chances that XRX becomes a penny stock and gets delisted?
Judging by the situation the stock performs lately I would say more than probable.
Have any of you lost their patience with XRX?
This question goes to the long term shareholders, given that I doubt that anyone is buying XRX hoping to score a short term gain. With that said I figure the majority of people that have XRX in their portfolio are people that have it for a long... — read more
2 XRX shares for the price of one HPQ share.
I can agree with those claiming that this is an outdated industry and that we shouldn't looks for big value gains here. However I think that this is also an industry that will not die off any time soon. In investor terms, I think that XRX is a good... — read more
Can anyone name at least one benefit of buying Xerox right now?
I certainly can’t.
What is the best stock to buy from 15 to 20 dollars per share?
I ask this question on this board because I'm sure there are a lot of people that have sold or are selling Xerox. Let’s be realistic, this industry is failing and there are no objective indications that Xerox can bounce back and transform to a... — read more
Xerox-A failed investment?
I don’t have a large budget for investing and I am more or less new to the market. Xerox caught my eye simply because it’s a big company that has been on the market for a long time and is cheap. I know that their core business is a declining... — read more
Could this turn out well?
The company beat earnings target and the stock went up. The financial report has some positive things like debt repayment. There is also a share buyback. However, the macroeconomic picture is full of uncertainty and I wonder if this small momentum... — read more
XRX not worth the hassle
I don't interact with XRX at all. Too unpredictable for me. I hate wild cards.
I’m thinking of switching from XRX to HPQ.
I’ve owned XRS for some time now and despite my best will I find it hard to see any potential in it right now. I am seriously thinking about selling XRS and buying HPQ. HPQ is more expensive but it shows a lot more potential and, even more... — read more
I dumped XRX just last week
I didn’t own the stock for long and I admit I saw some potential in it at that time. However I admit I was wrong. The announcement that the recovery is going slower than expected and the drop of the price followed shined a good light on that. Of... — read more
I still think XRS is a good option to buy
I think we shouldn’t let the dark predictions scare us. Yes, their core business is in decline and they are having trouble in terms of innovation, but we should remember that their core business brings a lot of money to the table and that the decline... — read more
Is it a d-mb move to buy xerox now or not?
It is true that xerox is not in a good place right now. Their core business is declining and they haven’t been able to shift their business to other areas where they can make profit. However I see a few pros for buying Xerox. The stock is very... — read more
This is a good time to buy
Currently, the stock is around 35 percent under its pre-pandemic high. I see no reason why it wouldn't climb back now that things are slowly going back to normal, which in my opinion makes it a good buy that could provide quick profit within just a... — read more
My interest in Xerox waned
Sad to say but this company is a sinking ship. I mean, look at the way how Xerox still clings to this 3D printing thing (among other things). It just feels misguided as it is obviously going nowhere. I was interested in it at first but the way... — read more
Sell or have patience?
Does anyone even buy this stock anymore? It is true that performance grew before the pandemic and that the XRX may still surprise, but I doubt it will ever reach pre-Covid levels again. The company is alarmingly losing employees and customers... — read more