Weak Competitive Advantages in the Auto Supply Chain
We walk through some of the difficulties of being an auto-parts supplier and highlight a couple firms in the industry that look cheap.
Exclusive Analysis for the Discerning Investor
We walk through some of the difficulties of being an auto-parts supplier and highlight a couple firms in the industry that look cheap.
Midwestern grocer Roundy’s reported lower-than-expected results thanks to competition from Walmart and others. We like its valuation, but are not interested in the shares at this time.
Energy drink maker Monster Beverage reported strong second quarter results, but some legal trouble has arisen.
Nordstrom reported solid second quarter results. However, we’re more encouraged by its plans to expand Rack over the next several years.
Department store Kohl’s is struggling to grow sales, as demonstrated by weakness in its second quarter.
Ralph Lauren posted decent first quarter results but painted a gloomy outlook. We believe shares are fairly valued.
Macy’s reported a solid second quarter, but we think shares are fairly valued.
McDonald’s reported weak same-store sales growth for July, but we don’t think one month is anything to worry about.
Food producer Tyson reported lower than expected results. Though shares look cheap, we’re still waiting for improvement in its Valuentum Buying Index score.
Mining giant Rio Tinto reported better than expected first-half results. We’re huge fans of the miner given its cheap valuation.