Temple-Inland, Inc. (NYSE:TIN)
A holding company that, through its subsidiaries, operates four business segments: corrugated packaging, forest products, real estates and financial services.
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When the economy picks up so will the need for boxes.
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buy on dips!
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Carl Icahn will turn this company around and it will be profitable again. His record for turning around companies is outstanding and this company has great potential .
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Hoping Icahn will straighten things out with TIN.
Cramer likes it.
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Yes I will admit "TIN" can possibly have some rough patches this year due too the market situation in the industry it is in. Although its fundamentals do show great upside in relation too its down side risk.
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This stock is one that has been doing really good on the market for the last several days and will be keeping it up for the next several days even with the market doing as it has been doing.
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oversold, low PE
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Contrarian pick. Price has fallen to an unrealistic low. Two outstanding quality numbers: The ROE for TIN of 80.97% TIN's pre-tax profit margin is 49.80%.
The stock does contain some concerns... mostly revolving around debt. However, this concern is outweighed by the stocks current position. While I do not advocate trying to find a stocks "bottom" because chasing downward is usually a loosing strategy, I do want to see stocks that are languishing at the end of an intense sell off. Current projections are realistic and the EPS should correct itself as we progress through the year.
Risky... but with the current low value, most risk has been factored in.
Personal target 17.50.
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Near its 52 week low I belive this will rebound greatly... This company is in the top 10 of its industry...
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Carl Icahn got what he wanted: break up this conglomerate to extract as much value as possible. We'll see how the spun off real estate and financial services businesses do as separate entities: it's not a great time to start out in either of those sectors, but that may be a plus: they should have nowhere to go but UP.
Bonus: Special Dividend and free shares in each of the new businesses aint't too shabby!
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Will soon breakup into several companies. Owns 237,000 acres of timberland and other real estate, manufactures building materials, has a real estate division, a Banking division, and an insurance division. Carl Ican likes it and so do I.
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3-way breakup. 3 for 1 stock!
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ICAHN buying some... packaging and timber company.
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