Industrial companies have been reporting pretty grim results for the
2012 calendar fourth quarter, and guidance for the first half of 2013
isn't looking particularly strong either. The market being what it is,
though, investors are looking past these current difficulties and
already baking in their assumptions of a solid recovery. As
Sauer-Danfoss (SHS)
was one of the first ag/construction equipment companies to see
significant weakening, I think the company's relative stability could be
a sign of improving conditions, and I think there is still room for
these shares to go higher.
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Sauer-Danfoss Should Be Past The Worst
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