In this video, Motley Fool industrials analyst Blake Bos takes a close look at Adept Technology (NASDAQ: ADEP), a robotics company that destroyed analysts' earnings estimates and has rocketed by 50% over the past five days. Blake tells investors what a poor performer this stock has been since the mid-'90s, but highlights the company's new management, expansion of worldwide sales, its recent restructure, and its zero debt and access to an untapped credit line of $8 million, all of which suggest that the company has turned a corner. Blake then gives investors what he'll be looking for with Adept.
Why Adept Shares Skyrocketed
By Blake Bos
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Sep 10, 2013 at 6:28PM
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What's going on with this robotics company's amazing skyward climb?
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