CLS new 52 week high

CLS new 52 week high

CLS march to $100 has begun!

CLS going to a hold new level.

Craig Muhlhauser... king of bankrupting big companies!

Look at this turkey's track record... ruined Visteon, Bankrupt Exide... face it, investors, this loser couldn't run a lunch truck.

Who is the moron that brought this jerk into Celestica? Oh, yeah, Craig nailed his butt and took his job.

Silly me. I forgot.

shares placement:@ $7.80 per share
Celestica announces successful us$175 million substantial issuer bid (CLS) 7.28 : All the terms and conditions of the Offer have been complied with or waived and, based on a preliminary count by Computershare Investor Services, as depositary for the Offer Celestica expects to take up and pay for approximately 22,435,897 Shares at a purchase price of US$7.80 per Share.

CLS 52 week high is at $8.72, looks like we will be testing that soon!

CLS now green, Nice!

Coming back now after a pullback on earnings...

CLS just loaded some Calls heading into earnings tomorrow, i think something might be up...

If this closes above 50dma it's going up...eom

OK pal.Have fun whatever you do.We only live once and makes sense to enjoy it.

How is the weather at your end.In Ontario Canada, it is beautiful.

got back on sidelines..100% cash..may take rest of year off..

lol..probably not....but I could....

almost totally un-interested in stocks right now..
aka worlds largest legal pyramid scheme...LOL..

:)

Nice company.

I did well with the owner-ONEX.

I think you will do OK with Celestica

CLS..has received a few awards from their clients..

:)

Recent awards include:

Frost and Sullivan Award for Customer Service Leadership in Aerospace and Defense
Hong Kong Council of Social Service, Caring Company Award
NEC Telenetworks, Outstanding After-Market Services Award
Suzhou Industrial Park, Outstanding Performance in Labor Management
IBM, Outstanding Performance in Quality, Product Transfers and Audit Readiness Award
Community Living Toronto, Community Support Award
Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters (CME), 2006 Innovation Award for Productivity Improvement (Lean)
Juniper, Achievement Award
Agilent Technologies, Best Delivery Performance Award
Raytheon Missile Systems, Three Star Supplier Excellence Award
ATI Technologies, Manufacturing Services Partner Excellence Award
Hewlett-Packard, Supplier Appreciation Award
NEC, Appreciation Award for Product Design Services
NEC Core Networks Division, Collaborative Business Innovation Award
Andrew Radio Frequency Power Amplification, Performance Award
Media Global Links, letter of appreciation, Miyagi (2006)
ATI Technologies, Excellence: Manufacturing Services Partner 2006, SongShan Lake (2006)
Hewlett Packard, supplier appreciation award, Singapore (2006)
NEC, appreciation award for product design services, Miyagi (2006)
NEC Core Networks Division, award for collaborative business innovation, Miyagi (2006)
Andrew Radio Frequency Power Amplification, Performance Award, Suzhou (2006)
Caring Company Award, Hong Kong (2006)
NEC Core Networks Division, Performance Award, Miyagi (2005)
Cisco Systems, Number One EMS Provider (Q3, 2005)
ATI, Excellence in Manufacturing Services Partner Award (2005)
Frost & Sullivan EMS Company of the Year (2005)
Lucent Award of Excellence, After-Market Services, Toronto (2005)
Juniper Networks, Supplier Excellence Award, Toronto (2005)
NEC Engineering Ltd., Supplier Recognition Award, Laem Chebang and Miyagi (2005)
Mitsubisi Cable Ltd., Supplier Award, Miyagi (2005)
Avaya, Outstanding Performance Award, Kulim (2005)
Lucent Winning Behaviours Award, Laem Chebang (2005)
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Excellent Partner Award, Johor Bahru (2005)
Powerwave Technologies Performance Award, Laem Chabang and Suzhou (2005)
Cisco Outstanding Contribution Award, Laem Chabang (2005)
Adtran Medal of Distinction, Dongguan (2005)
Andrew Supplier of the Year Award, Suzhou After-Market Services (2005)
Shingo Prize™ for Excellence in Manufacturing, Monterrey (2005)

http://www.celestica.com/AboutUs/AboutUs.aspx?id=144

in $5.96..trying a dab of CLS..looks like a BUY to me..we'll see..

http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/56/56411.html

Celestica may not be the mother of all board makers, but it definitely ranks among the leaders. One of the world's top electronics manufacturing services (EMS) companies, Celestica's output is mainly complex printed circuit assemblies, such as PC motherboards and communication and networking cards. These assemblies end up in servers, workstations, PCs, peripherals, and communications devices. Celestica also offers supply chain management, as well as design, global distribution, and post-sales repair services. Major customers include Cisco Systems (10% of sales), IBM (also 10%), and Sun Microsystems. Canada-based investment firm Onex controls nearly 80% of the company's voting power.