Replies to post #97448 on Savvy Trades and Investments

[hweb2]

I'm surprised HHS is still available in the $7's after that stellar earnings comp and the markets rocking today...but am happy to grab a few more.

Q1 earnings got a nice boost from those restructuring charges going away as expected. But the bottom line still came in better than I was thinking. Q1 earnings of .39/share vs a loss last year. Q1 revenues up 12%. They should receive that NOL refund of $7.6M any quarter now.

As you noted on the CC, revenues likely flattish for the rest of the year. As that remaining covid revenue dissipates and is replaced by what sounds like a strong book of business. Like the comment about margins continuing to increase.

With that terrific Q1 comp sitting there...and HHS relatively unknown...I can see this one climbing over $10 in the coming months. Assuming the broader markets settle down.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/harte-hanks-generates-12-revenue-200500505.html

[larrybaz]

HHS - Thanks for the cc info, Nelson. This was one heck of a find by littlefish in January of last year:

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=161094412&txt2find=hrth

[nelson1234]

HHS forgot to mention this info from the conf call, they said that in general they only look at pension data at the end of the fiscal year, however, they ran the numbers on April 30, and as of that date given, interest rate, expecations, balances etc, their pension obligations have declined by ten million dollars from the $52 million figure. And of course as Hweb mentioned, they are expecting more of the large tax refund related to their NOL's to be sent to them soon. I forgot, and dont wanna look it up, but its over $5 million bucks.