Carnival’s Results Were Decent But Shares Are Expensive
Carnival reported better than expected results as cruise demand continues to recover. We think shares are expensive.
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Carnival reported better than expected results as cruise demand continues to recover. We think shares are expensive.
Emerson Electric saw orders fall over the summer months as economic growth remains weak. Shares aren’t cheap, but we like the firm’s dividend growth prospects.
Caterpillar is lowering its 2015 forecast amid global economic uncertainty, but we think shares look attractive at current levels.
Homebuilder Lennar reported fantastic third-quarter results. We are bullish on housing, but we think shares of the firm are fairly valued.
We think it’d be a good deal for GE, given the recent trough valuation that the market is placing on Joy Global.
Several of the firm’s restaurants showed declining traffic, but sales held up relatively well during the summer months.
A government probe and an insurance provider dropping coverage are leaving investors doubting the long-term viability of the firm’s business. We remain on the sidelines.
KB Home’s strong third-quarter results show more strength in housing.
Norfolk Southern announced that its third quarter will be disappointing, and the news has shocked the rail sector. Is the weakness more indicative of a secular decline in rail traffic for a key commodity or is the economy slowing?
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