Is Ciena Corporation a good value on the Xetra?

🛑 Ciena Corporation wasn't a good value on 20th July

Ciena Corporation hasn't performed well enough financially over the last 5 years.

We noticed something that, in our opinion, makes Ciena Corporation a poor choice right now at any price.

Ciena Corporation doesn't meet our expectations for good management

🛑 Below our comfort level for covering day-to-day costs and bills.

🛑 Paying out too little of the expendable income to shareholders.

✅ Could probably operate for more than a year without any new income.

✅ Has a strong financial cushion for the long term.

✅ Less than a year's worth of inventory is being held.

✅ Shareholders' earnings are coming from operations.

Ciena Corporation doesn't meet our expectations for stable income

🛑 Income after taxes and debts is unreliable.

🛑 Shareholders earn less than 8% per year on their shares.

✅ Expendable income per shareholder is stable and growing.

✅ Income actually returned to each shareholder is stable and growing.

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🛑 Is Ciena Corporation running with a comfortable buffer?

🛑 How big a buffer does the company have in returning cash to owners?

✅ Could Ciena Corporation keep operations going in hard times?

✅ Is there something left for shareholders once all debts are repaid?

✅ How much inventory is Ciena Corporation holding on to?

✅ What % of earnings come from operating activities?

🛑 Is Ciena Corporation making money?

🛑 What return rate is the owner earning at?

✅ How much cash does the company generate per share?

✅ How much cash does the company return to the owners, per share?