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Darling A Buy Before Earnings Reveal The Full Year Impact Of Griffin Acquisition
By Adam Muller:
I believe Darling International (DAR) is a compelling long idea for several reasons. Investors have yet to give the company full credit for their 2010 acquisition of Griffin industries. In addition, DAR’s current valuation also does not include the significant positive impact of its joint venture with Valero to construct a biodiesel facility co-located with one of Valero’s refineries.
In their most recent 10-Q filing, DAR describes itself as follows:
The Company is a leading provider of rendering, cooking oil and bakery waste recycling and recovery solutions to the nation’s food industry. The Company collects and recycles animal by-products, bakery waste and used cooking oil from poultry and meat processors, commercial bakeries, grocery stores, butcher shops, and food service establishments and provides grease trap cleaning services to many of the same establishments.
Acquisition of Griffin Industries
The Two Most Important Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before You Make An Investment
Legendary value investor Benjamin Graham was insistent that investors should not ask, “Is this a good stock?” or “Is this a good bond?”. Instead, they should focus on two questions that could change their financial life:
- At what price?
- On what terms?
That may sound overly simple, but putting it to work in your own portfolio can revolutionize your life. Find out how using this approach can help you manage your own money …
The Two Most Important Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before You Make An Investment originally appeared on About.com Investing for Beginners on Saturday, December 31st, 2011 at 18:02:00.
Read This Before You Buy Another Stock
In short, one of the market’s most important sentiment indicators is inching closer to flashing a key BUY signal that could spell double-digit or triple-digit gains…
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Long Idea: Conoco Phillips Before The Phillips 66 Spinoff
By James Shell:
Six months have passed since I wrote this article in which we discussed the spinoff of the Conoco Phillips (COP) downstream and marketing group into a separate company. At the time, there were a few unknowns about the details and timing of the reorganization which have since been explained in this presentation on Conoco Phillips’ website.
At the time, I was cautious on the deal and on the refiners as a whole, as it turned out for good reason. Here is the price performance of some of the companies in this group as of the day after that announcement:
Here is the six month price chart:
The overall strategy of COP management was to spin off non-core assets, use the cash to retire debt, make strategically positive investments and “capture value”, which is a euphemism for “increase the stock price somehow”. The spinoff will occur in the second quarter of
Prelude to a Collapse: MF Global Before Jon Corzine
The Kevin Davis era warned of trouble to come. Why wasn’t anyone listening?
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Great Day! Watchlist for the 15th of December … Only 10 Days Before X-Mas
Awesome day in chat today we stomped it out of the gate…. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR) absolutely stomped it off the LOD wick … nailed it with the long call into the washout…
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Buy These Stocks Before It’s Too Late
In short, this is our third buying opportunity of the year — and it may be our last…
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