RC2 Corp (RCRC)

Sector is strong

Beat up but new licenses. Christmas is coming

This stock was kicked to the curb with the lead paint scare. Then it was trampled in the mad rush to exit stocks. It is currently sitting at a PE of 2.70. This stock has better days ahead.

My child loves their Wub-a-Nub, as do I, those things are worth their weight in gold.

I work retail toys. I never see parents get by my section without ending up buying their little ___ a toy. It would have to be a dark time before toy sales die out. R2C has issues but has come back. It is a hold to the future.

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Toymaker lost the rights of Thomas the Train to Mattel and a 33% drop. Estimated loss of .25 per share by analysts and the stock drops $3.52 . Another stock poised for a quick rebound to recover about half the drop. Looking for about a 15% recovery in a few days.... but you never can tell about the market. Get in, get out. In @ $7.00 and didn't get the whole order filled... bummer.

The lead scandal is over. The market hasn't bottomed, but last I checked, kids don't give a **** - they want their toys! As long as they are able to secure licensing agreements for all the biggest blockbuster characters, I don't see how RCRC will suffer. Long term hold.

CAPS Rating - 5 Stars [487 outperforms / 24 underperforms]

Well managed company with a good product line, needs to recover from recall of chinese made toys.

With economic slowdown will need time to recoup.

Hoping this will rebound when economy improved and some new products roll out.

HG recommendation.

The negative press will subside and the value will be revealed.

I believe that this is a lasting stock to purchase, even if your first starting out. It's one to watch.

This stock is quite attractive because you have here a company with strong yearly sales a great bottom line and theres always going to be a Christmas and birthday every year for everyone of us not to mention all of the newborn babies everyday needing the good products this company has to offer.

Tim Hanson

This stock is at a 4 year low, it has a ton of cash. It has been hammered since the toy recall. Short term it might go down a little more with the recession, but it will bounce back big, and I will be along for the ride.

Thomas the Train and his many friends have a timeless appeal to toddlers from aged 2 to 12, and that market is not going away.

Too many kids love these branded toys. Parents are watching the steps taken by companies to ensure toy safety, and they'll be buying these as their kids demand!