The Consumer Cyclical Sector has lost nearly 25% of its collective market capitalization in the 100 days ended this week. Yet the Textiles-Non Apparel Industry has gained 20% stock value in August 2008 alone. Every ambitious stock investor will search this industry with a fine tooth-comb to find exceptional stock picks.
Here is a subtle choice from Youngsville, NC. The stock has gained nearly 8% in the recent past, but not for any profit or growth reasons. It has been more of a recovery than a rise. Total Debt to Equity has touched an incredible 3238.46 on a Trailing Twelve Months Basis. This dangerous leverage has come on top of management failure to meet SEC reporting deadlines. Is there any point in studying this stock investment option any further?
The company has two outstanding business strengths. A new management team and new owners can set things right. The market values of the company’s assets make it an attractive investment destination in any scenario. The company has an 18% market share of the entire world. It is in the business of products for the paper industry, and it seems that no competitor can hope to cross its business moat.
A stabilizing feature of this amazing market share is that it straddles the globe, all the way from the United States to Europe and the Asia-Pacific Region. The company has large feet firmly planted in mature and emerging markets alike. It is a stock that you can monitor for a great start come this September.
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