Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc. Message Board
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Accountant Calls Out Dr. Pepper Buyers in 2 Page Artcile
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Hey, looks like dps IS doing well right? LOL
- 1 Reply to famousthreads
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give us your logic instead of a stupid one liner. the whole beverage industry is under stress.
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Very flimsy analysis - just terrible. Most of the mistakes have already been pointed out. The bad math - improper use of investment jargon, ratios etc. was like fingernails on the blackboard. If he's working for any investment house, now is the time to let him go.
If he owns shares and wants to sell them - he can contact me here.- 1 Reply to spinoffmaster
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Not to harp on this guy, but it's too easy.
You guys have to read his other blogs (just click his name on the blog) for a real good laugh. Don't forget to read the comments to his blogs...it appears that most people like what he is saying.
Everyone has the right to free speech, but I hate to see people follow flawed advice. It just goes to show, beware what you read on the internet and do your own due diligence.
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What an absurd article. I hope there are more investors like him that are staying away. I'd like to buy this puppy in the low 20s.
I've never seen number of employees as an indicator of relative value between industry participants.
This guy sounds like he is 12. -
He musta been short lol.
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I don't know what credentials Joshua Robbins has. The article is not impressive in any way. His main point seems to be that the company isn't and won't be as large as Coke or Pepsi, which is restating the obvious. Yes, the debt level is currently high as it is with many spinoffs. But the author seems completely unaware in his basic college textbook ratio analysis that the company also has a bottling operation embedded in it which make it somewhat uncomparable to KO or PEP. He makes no attempt to do a segment analysis, which is the only appropriate way to view it. But that's probably beyond his ability or understanding.
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