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Barron's Likes the DigitalGlobe Picture, Sees Potential for 30% Rise in Shares (DGI)



In this past weekend edition of Barron's, reporter Neil Martin suggested that shares of satellite photo company DigitalGlobe (NYSE:DGI) could rise about 30% next year as it adds revenue from government and business contracts.

For example, the Greek government hired the company to find tax cheats by taking overhead pictures of homes looking for swimming pools - an often unreported, yet taxable, item.

Citing several Wall Street analysts, the article notes that the company's valuation on a price to EBITDA basis (7.7x) is below the industry average of 10x.

SmarTrend alerted subscribers to but DGI on July 28th at $27.62 per share. Since the alert, the stock has risen 15.6%. SmarTrend is monitoring these developments and will alert subscribers to any change in trend.











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