The ways things are in the market today, whenever I see an industrial stock that seems to be undervalued by 15% or more, I start wondering what I missed or did wrong in my modeling. While I do believe the North American ag equipment market may well go negative next year, I think the Street may be too down on Deere (NYSE:DE) shares. A combination of weak ag next year and no real construction recovery in sight is grim, yes, but it seems as though investors have been a little gentler with Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT) and Cummins (NYSE:CMI) through their downturns. I'm hesitant to buy into what looks like a bearish and skeptical tape, but Deere is starting to creep up the ranks of my list of value-priced quality stocks.
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Thursday, August 15, 2013
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