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Otis Worldwide Corp. (OTIS)

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73.27

-0.01 (0.01%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 7:59:59 pm Market Open.

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HOLD

It is a great company. The long driver here is the service side. It is a good business model. It has not moved much for the last 3 or 4 months as people move into the re-opening plays. He would feel comfortable holding this for the long term.

BUY

Today they delivered an earnings beat based on higher than expected sales and they forecast a strong 2021. And yet the stock barely budged. Wall Street is worried about the future of non-residential construction, but Otis gets the bulk of its business from servicing existing elevators and they offer a new product plan.

TOP PICK

Long-term growth. #1 with a 17% global share. Service contract side is very attractive, with very high margins. Service accounts for 57% of revenue, but 80% of profit. High renewal rate, long contracts. Defensive cashflow, more recession-resistant. Great upgrade cycle coming up. Yield is 1.21%. (Analysts’ price target is $69.30)

BUY

Contrary to what the market think, Otis is not a stimulus play. Rather Otis is levered more to Chinese elevator maintainance rather than American elevator construction. If Biden wins, then China-US tensions will relax and help Otis attract Chinese business.

TOP PICK

Four main players, but Otis has lots more emerging market exposure. EMs have come out of the pandemic faster. Covid will necessitate some technology changes, and those are in Otis' wheelhouse. Solid business with good margins for the long-term. Yield is 1.24%. (Analysts’ price target is $66.36)

BUY

Industrials have lagged, and if there's a recovery, we're going to see widespread participation. If you believe we're on that path, Otis would be a good way to play this.

BUY

Was a top pick recently. A leader in elevators, a oligopoly in this sector. They're diversified geographically. She has bought more shares, liking their recurring revenues. It's sort of defensive/industrial with opportunities for growth in China. Pays a 2% dividend. Good for long-term price appreciation.

TOP PICK

This company was a spin off from from the OTX purchase by RTN and started trading April 3. They are the global leader in the elevator industry. They have a 17% market share. Service is 50% of their revenues but 80% of their profits. They usually have a 93% retention for this business. They suggest after COVID social distancing may lead to higher elevator usage and higher service requirements. Yield 0.4% (Analysts’ price target is $57.17)

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