Institutional investors can be a notoriously fickle and impatient lot and Commercial Vehicle (NASDAQ:CVGI)
shares have certainly fallen out of favor since the summer of 2014.
Commercial Vehicle wasn't the only commercial vehicle-exposed company to
see its stock slide, Cummins (NYSE:CMI) and Allison (NYSE:ALSN)
also saw declines (albeit not as steep), but it looks as though the
Street was unimpressed with Commercial Vehicle's mid-September Analyst
Day and is less bullish on the long-term self-improvement prospects.
Admittedly,
management's guidance that 2015 and 2016 will be years of investment
instead of significant margin improvement was a little sobering.
Likewise, I can understand if investors are worried that management is
banking on agriculture equipment, a sector that many now expect to be in
a multiyear bear market, as a major source of future growth. All things
considered, though, not a lot has changed in my long-term fundamental
outlook for the company and I continue to believe that $10 is a credible
medium-range destination for the shares.
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Despite A Share Price Slide, Commercial Vehicle's Plan Remains On Track
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