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Nutrien’s shares dropped as much as 33% in the recent market downturn—from $52 to as low as $35. But the stock has rebounded to today’s price and is now down just 5%.
The recovery has come as investors have realized that for a number of reasons, the company’s outlook is strong, and the stock offers you an attractive mix of growth and income.
Key to Nutrien’s near-term prospects during the COVID-19 crisis is that the whole food supply chain has been designated as an essential priority service by most governments including the U.S....
The recovery has come as investors have realized that for a number of reasons, the company’s outlook is strong, and the stock offers you an attractive mix of growth and income.
Key to Nutrien’s near-term prospects during the COVID-19 crisis is that the whole food supply chain has been designated as an essential priority service by most governments including the U.S....
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HP INC. $15 is a hold. The company (New York symbol HPQ; Manufacturing sector; Shares outstanding: 1.4 billion; Market cap: $21.0 billion; Dividend yield 4.5%; Takeover Target Rating: Medium; www.hp.com) took its current form on November 1, 2015, when the old Hewlett-Packard Co....
Foodmaker Post Holdings recently initiated a “carve-out,” using an IPO to sell a portion of its active nutrition business, BellRing Brands. That now pure-play firm makes protein bars, shakes and nutritional supplements.
Post used the proceeds from the sale to pay down its debt and strengthen value for investors....
Post used the proceeds from the sale to pay down its debt and strengthen value for investors....
The stock market turmoil caused by COVID-19 will likely prompt many companies to postpone their upcoming spinoffs or strategic sales. Even so, when business conditions improve, we expect Vonage and Archer Daniels to follow through with their own plans to add investor value.
VONAGE HOLDINGS CORP....
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SONY CORP. ADRs $62 is still a hold. The Japanese conglomerate (New York symbol SNE; Manufacturing sector; ADRs outstanding: 1.3 billion; Market cap: $80.6 billion; Dividend yield: 0.6%; Takeover Target Rating: Lowest; www.sony.net) has created a new subsidiary called Sony Electronics Corporation to hold three of its businesses—Imaging Products and Solutions, Home Entertainment and Voice, and Mobile Communication.
The reorganization seems to be in response to reports that activist investor Daniel Loeb is taking advantage of Sony’s weaker stock price during the COVID-19 outbreak to increase his stake in the company.
At last report, he held about 2% of Sony, and still wants the company to separate its entertainment businesses (including Columbia Studios and Sony Music) from its electronic-manufacturing operations....
The reorganization seems to be in response to reports that activist investor Daniel Loeb is taking advantage of Sony’s weaker stock price during the COVID-19 outbreak to increase his stake in the company.
At last report, he held about 2% of Sony, and still wants the company to separate its entertainment businesses (including Columbia Studios and Sony Music) from its electronic-manufacturing operations....