Winners and Losers Are Clear Again in September Retail Sales Results
September retail sales results are in. Let’s examine the winners and losers.
Exclusive Analysis for the Discerning Investor
September retail sales results are in. Let’s examine the winners and losers.
HP provided weak guidance amid its plans to restructure. Shares are cheap, but we have no reason to believe they won’t get cheaper.
Monsanto reported weak results, but shares remain fairly valued.
Refiner and retailer Phillips 66 raised its dividend 25%. We think shares are fairly valued, but we like its dividend growth potential.
Though we don’t think it will hurt the Big 3, we think Leap and US Cellular could face overbearing competition.
The SAAR increased by nearly one half of one million units month-over-month. Let’s dig into the results.
Weak demand from India and China put pressure on Mosaic’s profitability. We think shares are fairly valued.
3M’s acquisition of Ceradyne is a bit unusual, in our view. Let’s examine the impact.
TRW Automotive finally gives clarity on how it will return cash to shareholders, and we love the idea.
Gordmans Stores slashed its outlook, and we wouldn’t be surprised to see other dollar stores follow suit. We examine the outlook.