When last I wrote about Deere (DE),
I worried that aggressive growth assumptions might be setting investors
up for a correction. Since then, the stock has dropped about 10% -
helped, I'm sure, by the growing worries about seemingly every economic
region outside of North America.
I still have my worries about
whether North American farm demand is peaking and whether emerging
markets like Brazil, Russia, India, and China can take up the slack.
Although these shares are looking increasingly attractive from a cash
flow perspective, sentiment and fears of further economic sluggishness
are risk factors well worth considering.
Please follow this link to read more:
Cautious Optimism Seems To Suit Deere
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