NYSE:ABB

ABB Ltd. (ABB)

109.73
-0.00 (0.00%)
as of Jun 22, 2026, 12:00:00 am Market Open.
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BUY
Large Swiss industrial conglomerate. Industrial is have done well this year but not as well as consumer stocks or financials. Very well run.
BUY
Infrastructure play. Biggest company in electrical distribution and manufacturing. Lot of money being spent around the world in upgrading systems. Not an immediate play, but a play for the next 4 to 5 years. This will be a long-term winner.
TOP PICK
Swiss company. Market leader globally in electrical distribution transmissions so it is an infrastructure play for both replacement of grids in the developed world as well as in the developing world. Great growth prospects.
TOP PICK
Builds transmission and power substations. Very big in power projects. Also into automation including robotics and manufacturing processes. Power side is seeing increased orders because of capital spending going into that area. Companies will be using the automation to keep their costs down.
PARTIAL BUY
Power Plant Equipment. Infrastructure play. A holding he would be inclined to for a 3 to 5 year hold. They are in the right business and have been receiving some contracts. He would take a position and then dollar cost average.
TOP PICK
A global play on electricity infrastructure. Over a full third of their revenues is in the high growth emerging markets. Also, their developed markets are growing at mid-double digits so you are getting a 20% earnings growth stock for about 17X earnings. Strong dividend growth. Anywhere around $28 would be a comfortable level to buy.
TOP PICK
They have a slight concern with the automation part of the business, if corporate buyers buy less. But the transmission and distribution part of the business is doing very well. 25% grown in North America closer to 40% in emerging markets, which accounts for almost 50% of the electricity part of their business. Margins are going up.
TOP PICK
Basically a play on power infrastructure and productivity across the globe. Likes its emerging-market exposure. Getting almost 30% of its revenue out of emerging markets. Also getting 12%-15% growth out of the developed world. Buy under $20-$29.
BUY
Heavy equipment business. A better performer then it's counterparts. Sell to Western and a bit of Eastern Europe. No catalyst, just good solid growth.
SELL
Had been in the doghouse for a long time but turned it around and have escalated upwards. Were in the midst of doing a lot of asset sales and keeping their higher margin business. At these levels, he would start taking profits. Still has some issues outstanding, such as debt loads and issuing too many shares.
HOLD
Its move from $8 to $14 was quite sudden, so there is always the chance of a pullback. If you own, keep your eye on the $12 level and if the stock goes below that, takes on profit.
DON'T BUY
One of the largest producers of electrical power lines, transformers, etc. Has restructured a great deal. Used to be a large conglomerate and sold off a lot things in which they had a lot of problems. New management and they missed their numbers and stock has pulled back. Will be a volatile stock. Have had a lot of lawsuits on asbestos problems.
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