W.W. Grainger, Inc. (NYSE:GWW)

In the short term, because it is so B2B, should mirror S&P well. But This sector seems to have some growth left. I expect to turn into a value stock more than growth stock in the next 2-4 yrs.

overpriced. as a cyclical stock near its cyclical high, it is liable to undergo a 50% loss in the next recession.

great run over the last 30 years or so

287. Grainger (W.W.) Inc. (NYSE: GWW) has literally gone parabolic. Danger! Sell this one on the chart alone. A P/E over 20, outrunning analyst estimates, and a long term forecasted growth rate in the low double digits is unsustainable. This chart is set for a huge pullback. Target: $140-$160.

http://beta.fool.com/bradford86/2012/01/16/price-market-part-44/

DM x3

Will Outperform

StockScouter: 9, Navellier: B, Zacks#2, div>1.4%

Rebuilding Japan

Nice company but quite pricy at this level.

Still a mid-cap stock with a very low market share. Excellent business growth potential that is performing very well.

Management is very shareholder friendly (dividend achiever) and commitment to repurchasing shares (about 5% of OS anually)

Star10aaa & MystFund10%x

overvalued

Showed up on a screen for solid 5 year growth with low debt, cash on hand and still at attractive P/E ratios.

a good stock

companies are often looking to spend their budgets before fiscal year and usually go on spending sprees in May-June. It's often a time to "use it or lose it" and companies buy crap on their wish-lists.

1 3-6-9.

These guys have EVERYTHING anyone could ever need!!!!!!

Well established company that fills many basic needs.

Steady performer for patient investors who want to grow a portfolio without a lot of anxiety during these volatile times. may not keep pace with the S&P in the short run but in a tortoise and hare scenario it will prevail.