Wall Street is always looking for a
rebound
play, and there has been no shortage of interest in going long on the
housing/consumer recovery this year. While data from home improvement
superstores like
Home Depot (NYSE:
HD) and
Lowe's (NYSE:
LOW)
does indeed support the idea that the worst has passed, investors have
been pretty aggressive in bidding up many residential housing plays.
Toro (NYSE:
TTC) remains a top-notch manufacturing company, but absent a
buyout bid, it seems hard to see how cash flow is going to grow fast enough to leave much upside on the table for today's buyers.
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