Fluor Corp (NEW) (FLR)

5 Star, Small Cap- pays dividend

Obama spending europhia in infrastructure would last few weeks after swearin in on 20th Jan. Should go upto 46-48 before returning.

Just testing my automated recommendations here.

good stock

Very reputable engineering and project firm. Will do well under infrastructure spending in US, China, or India. has a large cash stock-pile. Will buy up quality in its sector and come out of this downturn as a powerhouse in the construction industry.

Following jjwoodad's advice.

"Fluor (FLR), a global engineering and project-management outfit that provided engineering or construction services for 20 nuclear units between 1970 and 1993 -- and is an expert on cleaning up nuclear waste. This year, Fluor formed an operation to address potential new U.S. nuclear-power business."

Obama is going to take the worthless paper off the banks balance sheets and put them on to yours. Expect to see a big rally in the market that could last several months.

morningstar screen

will be down until the package kicks in

Excellent global engineering and construction fi rm; 32% growth 1st qtr, gov projects worldwide, 50% of business comes from oil and gas but also active in gaining a strong foothold in alternative energy. I really like their long term potential as a leader in global construction.

Cause my brother works there.

It Has out performed S & P for the last 5 years. It is in long term Ventures that don,t go away such as power plants dispite any economy people will always want more power and somebody is always expanding thier industry. flour has lined themselves up to supply these expansions.

Gas and Oil and government. This company will be demand.

Will benefit from worldwide infrastructure investment and govts. borrow to get out of recession.

Goog earnings.

Minus $2billion in net cash, the company sell for about $4.2B, the company sells for about 10x FCF. Recent drop in backlog shouldn't be too worrisome, since management has proven itself to successfully navigate this recession.

Nice balance sheet.

Call me optimistic, but somehow I don't think everyone in the world has suddenly stopped building things. Fluor is an outperform even without the Obama infrastructure story. Earnings and cash flow growth have been consistently strong, even through 2008, and they're sitting on over a billion and a half in cash, with little debt. There's still plenty of upside here.