Becton Dickinson (BDX)
has been a single-digit grower for most of the past decade, and that
really hasn't seemed to bother anybody. There's nothing wrong with
consistent high-quality performance, particularly when accompanied by
improving free cash flow conversion. Although one quarter, or even one
year, proves little, I do wonder if the recent trends in margins are
just an aberration or a sign that management is having to push harder to
find more growth.
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Trading Margins For Growth Isn't Going To Help Becton Dickinson
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