Prev Close | 90.99 |
Day Low/High | 87.67 / 91.10 |
52 Wk Low/High | 49.57 / 99.72 |
Prev Close | 90.99 |
Day Low/High | 87.67 / 91.10 |
52 Wk Low/High | 49.57 / 99.72 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 57.53B |
Market Cap | 5.23B |
P/E Ratio | 67.11 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Beyond energy markets and the potential for ancillary fall-out, the S&P 500, and this may be more important from a technical viewpoint, failed to hold that 50 day SMA.
Epidemics and markets can be better than you'd think -- and create opportunities, such as the one now with Manpower Group.
Manpower Group is seeing significant un-reflected value from past performance, glowing future prospects for the coming three to five years, and a future currency-related rise due to an eventual weakening of the dollar.
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After falling off a cliff in recent years, ManpowerGroup has begun to climb, serving as a good example of what happens when you base decision making on facts, not momentum.
The combination of growing dividends along with simultaneous share buybacks can be powerful.
The 24 names that made the cut of these consistent dividend hikers haven't done a whole lot, either individually or in the aggregate.
Manpower sports a solid balance sheet, pays better than a 3% dividend and sells for less than eight times current year's earnings.
Company insiders, who best know the real worth of their own shares, did the exact opposite of most everyday investors.
Why chase high-flying, expensive stocks when bargains like Manpower offer big upside with very low risk?
This game is as much about sticking to one's designated set of disciplines as it is about having good ideas.
Don't forget your investment thesis with this value name.
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Since the start of 2010, Manpower has posted excellent growth across all major metrics.
Somewhat surprisingly, 24 names made the cut this year, versus 20 last year.
I've built a lot of tracking portfolios over the years, and this one had the lowest variability of returns.
Manpower offers new chance for outsized gains.
The creature from beneath your bed, or from the darkest recesses of your closet, can still spook the marketplace.
So far, so good, the portfolio is up about 14.5% versus 11% for the S&P Mid Cap 400 Index.
Economic conditions seem to be improving for laborers. Perhaps rapidly.
Stocks of companies that go hand and hand with an economic expansion just won't quit.
Several lesser-known banks make my stock screening cut, though higher-profile Snap-on, Tractor Supply and Manpower also are on the list.
Call it the 'Dr. Phil Rule of Investing.' The best indicator of future behavior is past behavior.
Manpower Group provides an example of a stock that exceeded expectations.
Taking from Ben Graham's playbook, this handful of stocks have reasonable valuations in an extended market.
The stock is ideal for trading, but options are an option for those who don't want to sell the shares.
The recruitment giant's value isn't reflected in its shares, which offer more potential than downside risk.