Winn-Dixie (NASDAQ:WINN), Dollar General (NYSE:DG), Vera Bradley (NASDAQ:VRA), Dole Food (NYSE:DOLE), Myriad Genetics (NASDAQ:MYGN) and EMC (NYSE:EMC) EPS estimates adjusted by analysts.
Winn-Dixie EPS estimates were lowered by analysts through 2012 by BMO Capital Markets. They reiterate a "Market Perform" rating and price target of $9 on the company.
Dollar General EPS estimates were boosted by BMO Capital Markets through 2012. They maintain an "Outperform" rating and price target of $40 on the company.
Vera Bradley had its EPS estimates raised by KeyBanc through 2012. They reiterate their "Buy" rating and price target of $48 on the company.
Dole Food had its EPS estimates cut by Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS). They have a "Neutral" rating and price target of $12 on the company.
Myriad Genetics had its EPS estimates raised by Goldman Sachs. They have a "Sell" rating and price target of $19 on the company.
EMC had its EPS estimates lowered through 2012 by Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS). They have an "Outperform" rating and a price target $27 on the company.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Price Targets On (CLX) (CNQR) (COCO) (COHR) (DOLE) Updated by Analysts
Analysts have updated their price targets on Clorox Co (NYSE: CLX), Concur Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: CNQR), Corinthian Colleges, Inc. (NASDAQ: COCO), Coherent, Inc. (NASDAQ: COHR) and Dole Food (NASDAQ: DOLE).
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) cut their price target on Clorox Co (CLX) to $64.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company. They lowered their EPS estimates on the company citing the catalyst of higher commodity costs.
FBR Capital raised their price target on Concur Technologies, Inc. (CNQR) from $58.00 to $60.00. They have an “outperform” rating on the company.
Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS) cut their price target on Corinthian Colleges, Inc. (COCO) to $4.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company.
Longbow Research raised their price target on Coherent, Inc. (COHR) from $66.00 to $70.00. They have a “buy” rating on the company.
Goldman Sachs raised their price target on Dole Food (DOLE) to $14.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company. They boosted their EPS estimates on the company, citing the stronger fresh fruit business.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) cut their price target on Clorox Co (CLX) to $64.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company. They lowered their EPS estimates on the company citing the catalyst of higher commodity costs.
FBR Capital raised their price target on Concur Technologies, Inc. (CNQR) from $58.00 to $60.00. They have an “outperform” rating on the company.
Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS) cut their price target on Corinthian Colleges, Inc. (COCO) to $4.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company.
Longbow Research raised their price target on Coherent, Inc. (COHR) from $66.00 to $70.00. They have a “buy” rating on the company.
Goldman Sachs raised their price target on Dole Food (DOLE) to $14.00. They have a “neutral” rating on the company. They boosted their EPS estimates on the company, citing the stronger fresh fruit business.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Food Companies (KFT) (PG) (GIS) (Dole) Offering Less for More
With rising costs pressuring earnings at food companies like Kraft (NYSE:KFT), Proctor & Gamble (NYSE:PG), General Mills (NYSE:GIS) and Dole (NYSE:DOLE), the companies have decided to offer less for more, as they shrink the size of their offerings while charging more.
This isn't anything new, as this has been the typical response of the food companies at times when consumer budgets are tight.
So when a consumer buys a bag of something, for example, now they'll find about 20 percent less than what it held before, but at the same price.
In tough times consumers are more aware of prices than they are on volume in the package, so companies can make these types of moves with a minimum of fuss.
Rising costs of inputs in the supply chain are the reasons for the companies changing their strategies.
This isn't anything new, as this has been the typical response of the food companies at times when consumer budgets are tight.
So when a consumer buys a bag of something, for example, now they'll find about 20 percent less than what it held before, but at the same price.
In tough times consumers are more aware of prices than they are on volume in the package, so companies can make these types of moves with a minimum of fuss.
Rising costs of inputs in the supply chain are the reasons for the companies changing their strategies.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Dole (DOLE) Crunched on 4th Quarter Miss
Dole Food Co. (NYSE:DOLE) got cut down on Tuesday, as its fourth-quarter report was dismal, missing estimates by a wide margin.
The food company reported a loss of 31 cents a share in the quarter, excluding items, far below the 18 cents a share in profits analysts were looking for.
That's the lowest level the company has traded at since it went public in October 2009.
Dole closed at $13.06, down $1.26, or 8.80 percent.
The food company reported a loss of 31 cents a share in the quarter, excluding items, far below the 18 cents a share in profits analysts were looking for.
That's the lowest level the company has traded at since it went public in October 2009.
Dole closed at $13.06, down $1.26, or 8.80 percent.
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