Any one have thoughts on Accenture (ACN)? It’s been downgraded by Guggenheim and long term performance not great. But in times of digital chaos like the AI agent and security threats it’s usually the consultants that cash in because companies don’t necessarily trust vendors pushing products and system architecture crap and at the same time their in-house people are largely clueless.
Accenture has partnered with Google Cloud to invest in its technical consulting expertise and bring AI agents to clients.
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That is a terrible looking 5 year. The longer term suggests this could be a low(back to precovid levels and very heavy volumes in 2026), at least a medium term low, but you are trying to pick a bottom here. Tough to do.
It is pretty cheap at 15x, and does expect modest(5ish% per year) growth over the next 4 years. And a 3.5% div.
It has bounced 50% off it's June lows already, and as mention it's sitting around that pre covid level, which may be resistance at this point, so I could see a dip here, and then a bounce maybe at around $155-165(mid point between here and June lows) , setting up a cup and handle, which would be bullish.
Maybe a 1/3 position to start?