Piper Jaffray reiterated its Overweight rating on Computer Programs and Systems CPSI. At the same time, Piper Jaffray left its price target unchanged at $66, following a meeting with Computer Programs' management.
In a research report published today, Piper Jaffray states, "We recently travelled with CPSI management. Our key takeaways: Upside to our
2011 estimates is possible by executing on a $250 million cross-sell opportunity.
The growth opportunity in net new business is also significant but is not yet
materializing in the pipeline. We remain buyers on the stock because we believe
strong CPOE go-lives will continue to drive growth in 2011. Our $66 target is
based on 25x our FY12 EPS of $2.64."
On Monday, Computer Programs and Systems lost 0.25% to close the day at $61.03.
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