Like a bag of produce left in the back of the fridge too long, the argument for Sysco (NYSE:SYY) being a dependable year-in/year-out performer is looking fuzzy and pretty unappetizing. I don't argue that Sysco remains the go-to name when it comes to supplying restaurants and all manner of food-serving institutions, but I do argue that that dominance isn't worth quite as much in terms of margin leverage as long believed. Still, this company reliably churns out free cash flow and that ought to keep the shares from getting all that cheap.
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Investopedia: Sysco's Benefit Of The Doubt Looking A Little Fuzzy
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