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Jun 14, 2012
Higher Feed Costs Weigh on Smithfield’s Results; Implications on Restaurants
The meat giant reported solid performance for fiscal 2012, but results remain under pressure due to high feed costs. We also walk through which restaurants may be heavily impacted by higher feed costs. Jun 13, 2012
Johnson and Johnson’s Deal for Synthes Closes; Healthcare Spending Will Grow
We take a look at some recent developments in the healthcare industry. Jun 12, 2012
Agrium’s Results to Be at High End of Guidance Range
Agricultural giant Agrium cited strong grain prices and tight supply as drivers for its strong first-half 2012 performance. We're reiterating our fair value estimate on the company. Jun 12, 2012
Aerospace Demand Remains Robust; EDAC Tech Trading at 8 Times Next Year's Earnings
Although a number of suppliers to the aerospace industry have come under pressure as of late, the strength in commercial aerospace demand remains firm. Jun 10, 2012
Rio Tinto Expects To Dominate Iron Ore Production
Rio Tinto's near-term pullback as a result of concerns about growth in China have presented investors with an attractive long-term entry point. We're considering adding to our position in the portfolio of our Best Ideas Newsletter. Jun 9, 2012
McDonald's May Performance is No Reason to Panic
Though some investors appear to be worried, we don't think McDonald's May sales miss and second-quarter warning is something to panic over. Jun 8, 2012
Windows 8 is the Next Battleground for Apple and Microsoft
Though we like both companies, we doubt Windows 8 will be able to steal momentum from Apple. We think the two giants can coexist, but Apple might ultimately win more personal computing dollars in the decades ahead. Jun 8, 2012
Smucker's Solid Performance Continues; Strong Dividend But Shares are Fairly Valued
The global food-maker reported another strong quarter, and we're fans of its dividend-growth profile. The only concern holding us back from adding this firm to our Dividend Growth portfolio is its valuation. May 22, 2012
Why We Like Ford More than General Motors
General Motors may have an improved balance sheet and a tremendous opportunity in China, but we still feel Ford is the better risk-adjusted way to play the recovery in global automotive demand.
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Diversified industrial conglomerate 3M thinks a portion of its commercial graphics business is a leading economic indicator and that it is not signaling a domestic slowdown. We like 3M, but think its shares are fairly valued at current levels.