Top 10 Industrial Disributor Stocks To Buy Right Now

Top 10 Industrial Disributor Stocks To Buy Right Now: CNH Industrial NV (CNHI)

CNH Industrial NV is a Netherlands-based company primarily engaged in the manufacture of heavy machinery and vehicles equipment. It divides its activities into four main businesses. The Agricultural Equipment offers agricultural equipment under the New Holland Agriculture, Case IH brands and the Steyr brand. The Construction Equipment produces excavators, bulldozers, backhoes, compactors and other construction equipment under the New Holland Construction and Case Construction Equipment brands. The Trucks & Commercial Vehicles manufactures trucks and a commercial vehicles, including buses, coaches and special vehicles under Iveco, Iveco Bus and Heuliez Bus brands, as well as it produces quarry and mining equipment through Iveco Astra, and fire fighting vehicles through the Iveco Magirus brand. The Powertrain offers transmission systems, engines for marine application and power generation through FPT Industrial brand. Advisors' Opinion:

• [By Holly LaFon]

  The largest detractor for the quarter was CNH Industrial (CNHI), a global agricultural and construction equipment manufacturer, which fell 11%. CNH released its nine-month results, which showed revenue growth of 0.6%, but the companys margins were adversely affected by Iveco, its trucks and commercial vehicles segment. Ivecos margins fell short of expectations due to tough pricing, high launch costs, negative mix and increases in bad debt provisions. Management maintains full-year guidance of 3-4% revenue growth. We believe improvements in the Iveco division will help CNH Industrial achieve its long-term margin targets.

• [By Lisa Levin]

  CNH Industrial NV (NYSE: CNHI) shares tumbled 2.47% to reach a new 52-week low of $11.44. CNH Industrial reported an 11% drop in its third-quarter profit.

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Market Wrap-Up for Sept. 6 (AMT, STI, MCO, TKR, more)

Stocks opened higher this morning, following the release of August’s jobs report. Even though the report was underwhelming, investors and traders starting buying up stocks due to their belief that the weak employment data would prevent the Federal Reserve from applying the breaks to its monetary stimulus. However, those initial gains were quickly erased following comments from Russian president Vladimir Putin that suggested that Russia would aid Syria in the event of a strike by the United States. Nonetheless, stocks eventually bounced off their lows and the major indices were mostly unchanged by the close.

Stocks on the Rise

American Tower Corp (AMT) shares rallied after the company announced a $4.8 billion acquisition of MIP Tower Holdings. Also rising today were shares of Timken Co (TKR), after the company announced that it will separate into two publicly-traded companies.

Furthermore, Wall Street analyst upgrades of Moody’s (MCO) and SunTrust banks (STI) helped push the stocks higher in the day’s trading session and a dividend increase announcement from Trinity Industries (TRN) caused the stock to rise. Walter Energy (WLT) and Extra Space Storage (EXR) were a few other strong performers on the day.

Stocks on the Decline

Among the stocks in negative territory today were The Gap (GPS), after reporting disappointing August sales, M&T Bank (MTB), following a Wall Street analyst downgrade, and Ford Motor Company (F).

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Jobs, the Fed, QE, and Dividend Investors

The big news on Wall Street this morning was August’s Non-Farm Payrolls jobs report, which showed that 169,000 new jobs were created in August and the unemployment rate ticked down to 7.3%. Seems great right? Well, not exactly. Actually, not at all. The jobs created failed to top economists’ expectations of 180,000 new jobs. Not only that, but June and July’s job numbers were revised down sharply. Also falling was the labor force participation rate, which was the primary reason why the unemployment rate dropped to 7.3% despite all of the negative underlying jobs data.

Because of these disappointing numbers, many analysts and investors believe the Federal Reserve will be less likely to taper its bond buying stimulus this month or in the near future, as a less accommodative monetary policy would put the brakes on our already slow economic recovery. These expectations of continued monetary stimulus caused investors and traders to send stocks higher this morning, with bonds rising as well. However, I’m not sure that this continuance of QE-infinity will be the case; don’t be surprised if the Fed continues toward its path of a tighter monetary policy at its FOMC meeting in a week and a half.

What Dual Mandate?
This is because, historically, worrying about unemployment has not been the Federal Reserve’s main concern. Of the two pillars of its dual mandate, the Fed typically worries more about price stability, o