Cousins Properties, Inc. (NYSE:CUZ)
A self-administered and self-managed real estate investment trust, which actively invest in office, multi-family, retail, industrial and land development projects.
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They've bought up a lot of property around a golf course in East Atlanta, but there's not much you can do in East Atlanta. It's kind of a mess, mostly. It'll take a decade to turn around East Atlanta unless manufacturing can come back to the city or the drugs stop flowing.
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This stock seems to be in bad shape and keeps going down.
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Long term hold.
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I like Cousins as long term hold. Though it's price per share has dropped, it is sill paying it's dividends. I expect the real estate to recover value and Cousins to benefit from that recovery.
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A good position in the market and a decent enough balance sheet to become appealing. Never hit a really low 52-wk low in March, and should start on some high notes soon.
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This account tracks the performance of the investment firm Ruane, Cunniff, and Goldfarb - the investment manager of Sequoia Fund.
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Smart real estate holdings. Bought this in bad times so it's no surprise it's down and still sinking.
On the flip side, I'm not trying to time this. It has a good P/E, good management, and will see better times if past cycles are any indicator.
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Great company, great founder, bad commercial building environment. It may be a while.
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Great ownership and huge earnings yield make this stock attractive at a price in the $20 range. They have churned out great numbers in spite of the real estate downturn.
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People tend to look at this company using REIT metrics like FFO, but that's really not fair. It's a development company, and makes much of its money selling off properties it's developed. As of 12/31/06, they had $429M in projects under development, land held for investment, etc. None of that generates FFO, but it's still very valuable. If you treat it as a normal company rather than a REIT, it's trading at a P/E of 8.3.
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fast money both pickr
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Steady performer with good management
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