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November 23, 2009
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods CEO says all units running ahead of projections in Q1 | | On the Q4 earnings conference call, Tyson Foods (TSN) forecast FY10 CapEx approximately $600M. Leland Tollett, former interim president and CEO, said all four of the company's business segments are profitable and weekly numbers "look pretty good." New president and CEO Donny Smith said Beef, Pork, and Prepared Foods were at or above historical operating margin ranges in the quarter. The company said it is happy with the rollout of "fresh pet" and is in a test to rollout with most national retailers. Smith said the company is reopening an idle plant in Iowa and setting it up to produce pet treats and said its renewable fuels plant is on track for early 2010. He also said that the company is off to a good start in Q1 and all four segments are running ahead of their projections. COO Jim Lochner said the company will watch the import and export balance closely as the weak dollar, compared to the majority of last year, may increase exports and limit imports, lowering domestic product supplies. Debt interest expense for 2010 is expected to be around $320M. The company sees a possible improvement in the economy in the back half of 2010. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods sees FY12 CapEx $800M-$850M | | Sees continuing to build out foreign businesses, especially China. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods expects Pork segment to do well, but not repeat strong Q1 results |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Correction: Tyson Foods reports Q1 margin on chicken 1.2%, beef margin 0.9% | | Reports pork margin 11.2%, prepared foods margin 5.9%. This corrects the earlier note which indicated increases in margin. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods tops its 10-day MA after earnings, resistance at $19.89, its 50-day | | :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods reports Q1 beef sales up 8.9%, chicken sales up 5.5% | | Reports Q1 pork sales up 19.1% and prepared foods sales up 6.8%. Information from supplemental info for Q1 earnings report. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods management to meet with BMO Capital | | Group luncheons to be held in Toronto/Montreal on February 7-9 hosted by BMO Capital. :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods reports Q1 EPS 42c vs. consensus 33c | | Reports Q1 revenue $8.33B vs. consensus $8.30B. :theflyonthewall.com |
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February 2, 2012
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Companies reporting Before the Market Open on Friday, February 3 | | Notable companies reporting before the opening bell include Aon (AON), Beam (BEAM), Estee Lauder (EL), Simon Property Group (SPG), Tyson Foods (TSN) and Weyerhaeuser (WY). :theflyonthewall.com |
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Tyson Foods volatility at 36 into Q1 results and protein pricing outlook | | Tyson Foods February put option implied volatility is at 36, April is at 27; compared to its 26-week average of 33 according to Track Data, suggesting slightly larger price movement into the release of Q1 results on February 3. :theflyonthewall.com |
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January 31, 2012
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| theflyonthewall.com: | Jim Cramer's "Mad Money" | | Jim Cramer explained that Tuesday's earnings were a perfect dichotomy of what's working and what's not. On the good side, there was Mattel (MAT), which reported revenues up 16% with good margins and boosted its dividend by 35%. Cramer said its no wonder this great company hit a new 52-week high and rallied 5% on this great news. Also on the plus side, Limited Brands (LTD), whose brands like Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works helped this retailer raise its dividend by 25%. Then there was the bad, said Cramer, and that came in the form of Exxon-Mobil (XOM). Even with impossibly high oil prices, this pitiful giant saw production fall by 8% and refining profits nose-dive by 63%. Cramer said Exxon did also boost its dividend, but with almost no growth and falling profits, the company offered little to impress investors. Finally, Cramer said there was the ugly, with was undeniably Radio Shack (RSH). Cramer could hardly contain himself when conveying that management actually blamed a key supplier, Sprint (S), for what was a massive earnings shortfall that sent shares plummeting down 33%. Cramer called Radio Shack pathetic and said its shares deserved the beating it received. He said great companies that reward shareholders are being rewarded by the markets, while those that cannot deliver growth, earnings, or even a valid reason for not hitting their targets are seeing their stock prices crushed. OFF THE CHARTS: Cramer and his technical colleagues discussed the much talked about "golden cross" pattern that the markets displayed earlier Tuesday and what it means for the rest of the year. After weighing all of the evidence, Cramer said he agreed with his colleagues that crosses, by themselves, cannot be taken too seriously. He said what matters are individual companies' performance and not arbitrary indicators. For the next installment of his "Show-Off Stocks," Cramer turned the spotlight onto Polaris Industries (PII), which recently reported a 2c earnings beat, sending shares just 2% off their all-time highs despite a down-beat guidance. Cramer said that Polaris has a lot going for it, including a five-year partnership with Bobcat, makers of light construction equipment, and its growing international business. Europe only accounts for 10% of Polaris' sales. Even with shares up big so far this year, Cramer said that Polaris is still a cheap stock. He would be a buyer on the next market dip. EXECUTIVE DECISION: Cramer once again spoke with Tom Farrell, chairman, president and CEO of Dominion Resources (D), a defensive utility stock with a hefty 4.2% dividend yield. Cramer said that Dominion remains one of his favorite utility stocks and should be a core holding of any portfolio. LIGHTNING ROUND: (Bullish) BGS; JCP; TRP. (Bullish) YPF; TSN. Reference Link :theflyonthewall.com |
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