Family Dollar’s Results Fall a Touch Short
Family Dollar’s third-quarter wasn’t awful, but we think shares are fairly valued.
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Family Dollar’s third-quarter wasn’t awful, but we think shares are fairly valued.
Homebuilder Lennar’s second-quarter results speak to a recovery in housing.
Shares of the auto-parts retailer dropped after the firm said June was a weak month and that softness would continue. We now think the shares are fairly valued following their steep drop. Our fair value estimate remains unchanged.
Strong sales in its corn and soybean segments propelled Monsanto ahead of expectations. We think the shares are fairly valued at current levels.
We take a look at the future prospects of Radio Shack and highlight how our Valuentum Buying Index helped investors avoid massive losses at the company.
H&R Block reported earnings that were slightly lower than expectations, but the company has retired 8% of its share float since the third quarter. We think the company is fairly valued, but could provide a nice return for income investors.
Dividend Growth portfolio holding Emerson lowered its revenue outlook as a result of foreign exchange fluctuations. We don’t think the adjustment is material to our estimate of the firm’s intrinsic value.
The publishing business seems to be on its way out, but News Corp owns several valuable cable and entertainment businesses that are not given much value by the market. We think breaking up the business could reward shareholders.
Facebook could either be a 1) a dud, 2) pretty much what it is now, or 3) the new Internet. We dig into these scenarios and arrive at an expected fair value for each.
The world’s largest beer company looks to acquire Grupo Modelo and add Corona to its stable of brands. We like Anheuser-Busch InBev’s potential deal.