ABB Ltd (ADR) (NYSE:ABB)

Dividend.

Seems like this place has the opportunity for some growth if companies like Ford can continue to capture an audience and improve sales.

Looks expensive.

Holding it's own in a competitive market, but not leading it.

Demand increasing for high speed rail equipment and public transportation. World market recognition and reliable customer base.

If I was to buy this stock it would not be for the dividend since it is an annual dividend and it would be more for the estimated growth.

fool.com expects automation to rise and that is both expected and saddened by me but I hope there to still need some balance to keep them working.

Nearly 90% of ABB's shareholder equity are now intangible assets. Spending 15 Billion to buy nothing in order to avoid paying taxes on your income seems to be a rather infantile approach to business. The only group that benefits from this is management. Unfortunately, ABB shareholders will be stuck with this bill for much longer than any revolving door executive burglars that pay themselves fat bonuses.

energy is $

its time the price is low .

Undervalued, this company has contacts for electric grid expansion in several markets, and will be moving into provision of electric infrastructure world wide.

ABB has been taken down with "all things Europe."

Nothing flashy... just solid and undervalued. It should perform well in this environment

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I've taken a beating on my European picks so far this year, but I'm undaunted. There are a lot of great companies on the continent, just waiting for a little spark. ABB is one of the best. Great company, bargain price, splendid dividend. ABB can survive the crisis and thrive once the recession has run its course.

Now!! This a great time to buy shares in ABB Ltd as it is way undervalued. It has plenty of exposure to the USA and other parts of the world whilst it is Swiss owned. Another unloved stock which Jim Cramer does not like. Whilst a shareholder owns shares in this great stock they receive a great dividend whilst they wait.

My current valuation has this stock undervalued by ~14%. This margin combined with the current dividend yield and P/E ratio is safe enough for me. Going long!

This Swiss power automation provider will see its shares boom from the ongoing development of the smart grid. In summer of 2012, ABB earnings are trading at a 20 percent discount to S&P, even though they have historically traded at a 65 percent premium.

A solid business model that's certainly in demand and relevant in the near and long term. Plus pays a dividend?

Global leader in grid automation systems to utilities and industrial clients. Headquartered in Switzerland.