Electrical equipment industry
Article Abstract:
Electrical equipment companies expect to increase earnings in 1996 with new product development, increased market penetration, and overseas market expansion, especially in Eastern and Western Europe. Divestments and acquisitions, along with enhanced productivity, also helps earnings growth in this industry. Conservative investors will find safe stocks here with three to five year potential, although many are not timely for 1996.
Author: Virgile, Lucien, Holtzman, Gerald, Thorpe, Warren, Plummer, Rick S., Seligman, Phillip M., Paull, Cranston, Mook, Bradley L., Cholakis, Peter L.
Publisher: Value Line Publishing, Inc.
Publication Name: The Value Line Investment Survey (Part 3 - Ratings & Reports)
Subject: Business, general
ISSN: 0042-2401
Year: 1996
Electric Industrial Equipment, Electrical Equipment Manufacturing, Electrical Industrial Apparatus, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Industrial equipment, Electric equipment, Baldor Electric Co., Cooper Industries Ltd., Corning Inc., Emerson Electric Co., Federal Signal Corp., Franklin Electric Company Inc. (Bluffton, Indiana), General Electric Co., W.W. Grainger Inc., Hubbell Inc., Johnson Controls Inc., Lamson and Sessions Co., MagneTek Inc., Thomas and Betts Corp., BEZ, CBE, GLW, EMR, FSS, FELE, GE, GWW, HUBA, JCI, LMS, MAG, TNB, Honeywell Inc., HON, General Signal Corp., Measurex Corp., GSX, MX, Kuhlman Corp. (Savannah, Georgia), ASEA AB
Electronics industry
Article Abstract:
Electronics industry stocks are not as timely as they were in 1995 and their markets no are longer growing. Cost control, especially for research and development, is one obstacle. Lo-tech stocks should perform well in 1996, however, since they rely less on research. Technological leadership will be the most important factor for stock price appreciation for the next three to five years, with hi-tech stocks in the lead.
Author: Virgile, Lucien, Holtzman, Gerald, Thorpe, Warren, Plummer, Rick S., Seligman, Phillip M., Kalin, Robert, Paull, Cranston, Mook, Bradley L., Worobel, Stephen W., Ferguson, Jonathan A., Cholakis, Peter L.
Publisher: Value Line Publishing, Inc.
Publication Name: The Value Line Investment Survey (Part 3 - Ratings & Reports)
Subject: Business, general
ISSN: 0042-2401
Year: 1996
Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing, Electronics, Electronic Components and Accessories, General Instrument Corp., Scientific-Atlanta Inc., GIC, SFA, Electronics industry, Arrow Electronics Inc., Avnet Inc., CTS Corp., Cubic Corp., Harris Corp., KEMET Corp., Molex Inc., Pioneer-Standard Electronics Inc. (Cleveland, Ohio), Pittway Corp., Rogers Corp., Safeguard Scientifics Inc., Sensormatic Electronics Corp., Symbol Technologies Inc., Telxon Corp., Titan Corp. (San Diego, California), Vishay Intertechnology Inc., ARW, AVT, CTS, CUB, HRS, KMET, MOLX, PIOS, PRY, ROG, SFE, SRM, SBL, TLXN, TTN, Aydin Corp. (Horsham, Pennsylvania), AYD, AMP Inc., AMP, Zenith Electronics Corp., ZE, VAR, Varian Associates Inc., DYTC, California Microwave Inc., Augat Inc., Bell Industries Inc., Canadian Marconi Co., Core Industries Inc., Dynamics Corporation of America, Acterna Corp., Fluke Corp., Marshall Industries, AUG, BI, CMIC, CRI, DYA, MI, ZRO, Zero Corp., Wyle Electronics, FLK
Computer and peripherals industry
Article Abstract:
The computer and peripherals industry will have good sales and earnings through the 1990s. Computers will do well in 1995 and 1996 with a 7.5% durable business equipment expenditure forecasted. Personal computer sales will increase, due to a 3% to 3.5% disposable income growth in the next three to five years. Stocks in this industry will outperform the market in 1995 and 1996, with some showing long-term gains.
Author: Virgile, Lucien, Plummer, Rick S., Niemond, George A., Seligman, Phillip M., Tucker, Timothy F., Kalin, Robert, Swort, Edmund B., Lewis, Raphael A.M., Paull, Cranston, Mook, Bradley L., Worobel, Stephen W.
Publisher: Value Line Publishing, Inc.
Publication Name: The Value Line Investment Survey (Part 3 - Ratings & Reports)
Subject: Business, general
ISSN: 0042-2401
Year: 1995
Computer industry, Compaq Computer Corp., CPQ, International Business Machines Corp., AAPL, Computer peripherals industry, Western Digital Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., SUNW, HWP, Dell Inc., Gateway Inc., DELL, SCI Systems Inc., Adaptec Inc., American Power Conversion Corp., Cabletron Systems Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., EMC Corp. (Hopkinton, Massachusetts), Key Tronic Corp., Quantum Corp., Silicon Graphics Inc., Storage Technology Corp., 3Com Corp., Unisys Corp., ADPT, APCC, CS, CSCO, KTCC, SGI, STK, COMS, UIS, WDC, Cray Research Inc., CYR, Gerber Scientific Inc., GRB, Intergraph Corp., INGR, Digital Equipment Corp., DEC, Maxtor Corp., MXTR, Mentor Graphics Corp., MENT, Amdahl Corp., AMH, Apple Inc., Data General, Tandem Computers Inc., AST Research Inc., ASTA, KONICA MINOLTA Printing Solutions USA Inc., AQM, DGN, TDM, Stratus Computer Inc., Sequent Computer Systems Inc., Seagate Technology L.L.C., SGAT, Conner Peripherals Inc., SRA, Tseng Labs Inc., QNTM, SQNT, CNR, General DataComm Industries Inc., Applied Magnetics Corp., Micropolis Corp., APM, MLIS, Bay Networks Inc., Standard Microsystems Corp., Triad Systems Corp., SMSC, TRSC
Subjects list: Economic aspects, Finance
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