Despite missing top-line estimates in 3Q21 and giving back some of the pandemic-induced sales of 2020, this company is more profitable than it was pre-pandemic and is expanding its reach.
The rise of formidable competition, ballooning advertising costs, and long-term decline in profitability means the stock no longer provides the same risk/reward it once did.
With deep customer relationships and innovative solutions for future equipment needs, this global supplier has a durable business ready for a changing industry.
Despite short-term headwinds, this Retail Apocalypse winner’s high-touch customer service and expansive store network position it for continued success.
After analyzing the holdings of ~6,000 mutual funds, we found a fund with an investment process that invests in quality businesses at cheap valuations.
Unprecedented insights into why Street Earnings provide a flawed picture of earnings, and five S&P 500 companies likely to beat 3Q21 Street EPS estimates.
This retailer is positioned well to grow its top and bottom lines over the long term, but the stock is priced as if profits will fall below pre-pandemic levels.
While the market has become skeptical about this firm’s ability to sustain its stellar fiscal 2021 results, the firm is well-positioned to continue to profit from growth in gaming and work from home.
This infrastructure firm has fallen since March 2020, but over 90% of its backlog is positioned in markets that will see significant investment in the coming years.