| Prev Close | 33.25 |
| Open | 33.27 |
| Day Low/High | 32.73 / 33.54 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 25.93 / 39.58 |
| Volume | 339.49K |
| Avg Volume | 292.00K |
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 61.20M |
| Market Cap | 1.99B |
| EPS | 1.90 |
| P/E Ratio | 15.21 |
| Div & Yield | 0.34 (0.94%) |
Redeployed assets and new South Florida facility will enhance logistics, efficiencies in the region
Sales up 28 percent, net earnings up 21 percent over previous year
Sales up 23 percent over previous year
Closes on previously announced acquisition of Florida-based wood treater
Q4 Earnings up 9.8 percent; Annual Earnings up 25.5 percent
Chemical companies, lumber producers and other sectors that should benefit from capital spending look to do well going forward.
Here are six names that score highly on this important indicator and based on a number of quantitative fundamental-based models.
These two consumer goods companies are trading at a discount to their future earnings.
Investors in lumber and wood products companies should brace for prices to be felled.
December 2016 dividend payment will be up 7 percent, to $0.45 per share
Year-to-date profits up 30 percent over 2015
Investors are likely to find healthier opportunities and more manageable risks in mutual funds, ETFs and stocks of companies that produce natural resources
GMO makes a compelling case for natural-resources stocks, despite the short-term volatility that they can experience. Here are six companies that look good based on the underlying fundamentals.
St. Louis-based company had annual sales of $303 million in 2015
Trade-Ideas LLC identified Universal Forest Products (UFPI) as a "barbarian at the gate" (strong stocks crossing above resistance with today's range greater than 200%) candidate
Trade-Ideas LLC identified Universal Forest Products (UFPI) as a new lifetime high candidate
Profits up 28.6 percent over previous year
Trade-Ideas LLC identified Universal Forest Products (UFPI) as a new lifetime high candidate
