At the risk of drifting into the territory of a broken record, Honeywell’s (HON)
performance continues to back up my view of the company as one of the
best multi-industrials today. With Honeywell’s longer-cycle businesses
hitting the sweet spots of their cycles, the company’s growth is finding
another gear at a time when shorter-cycle results are likely to be
choppier.
With its core businesses doing well (and
with runways to do even better) and ample capacity to do more M&A,
but no particular necessity, the only issue I have with Honeywell is,
predictably enough, the price. It’s tough for me to push my valuation
models beyond a fair value of $170 today, and I think Honeywell is now
enjoying the status as a Wall Street darling and growth safe haven.
Honeywell has earned this love and I wouldn’t advise stepping in front
of this freight train, but it’s tougher to get excited about the returns
on offer from this high level.
Read it all here:
Few Sour Notes For Honeywell
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