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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing

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To: Sisyphus who wrote (72184)1/29/2023 1:28:30 PM
From: bruwin   of 78747
 
I would say that ODFL has got quite a lot going for it as a business ....


It's price, in terms of its "Equity Bond" parameter, is slightly below the value of $359 that would get it into the "expensive range". If one looks at its chart it hit about $360 at "A" before it then fell back .....



And with regard to its current P/E of around 28, I wouldn't get too hung up about it.
As one can see over the last 5 years ODFL traded between about PE 20 and PE 30 as at "C" and showed a Price Gain of around (300 - 100)/100 = ~200%, equivalent to a compounded rate of about 30% PA over the 4 year period,
It got to be overly expensive for the Buyers when ODFL hit a PE of around 40.

Quality companies generally trade at higher PE's than the more "average" companies.

Here we have UNP, another Quality company in the "Road & Rail" sector, which has traded with PE's in the 20 to 30 range .....



If ODFL should, for some reason, fall back to its recent Support level of $250 - 260 at "B", that would, IMO, be a good time to buy its shares on the basis of its future critical Financial ratios remaining much the same as now .....
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