Long since 1992. Nice to see this baby finally gain some value. Been stagnant for awhile and now growing nicely. Keep up the good work guys! Chuck Knight would be proud of you.
Bullish
J
Love this gal. Purchased a few years ago at around 49, should have purchased more last March. Great reliable dividend. A money making machine.
T
Nice beat.
H
2021 guidance....We expect a slight decrease in effective tax rate, as well as increases in operating cash flow and free cash flow to $3.15 billion and $2.55 billion respectively. There is no other change to the capital allocation outlook. GAAP EPS is expected to be $3.39 plus or minus $0.10, while adjusted EPS is expected to be $3.70 plus or minus $0.10.
Y
Emerson Electric reached an all time high at 86.25
M
There aren't many comments on this board, but EMR is a great stock to own that has durable competitive advantage and long, steady growth in earnings and revenues whose dividend has been raised for 60 straight years! I own it through it DSPP (DRIP through which you can buy your initial shares) administered by computershare.com. You can set up automatic, no-fee investments of as little as $25/month and it's a great way to build a position by Dollar Cost Averaging. It took a hit into the $40's through 2015 due to its exposure to oil: it makes the controls that run ocean rigs among many other things, but it's bouncing back now and it's earnings are not mostly dependent on oil.
H
Book Value (Shareholder net worth) has been flat for 10 years. Seems like something to take up with management. Operating cashflow has been flat or declined in the last 10 years.
J
I think it’s a good buy for long term investment. Nice divy and room for the price to grow.
#EMR, Martin Marietta, Kinder Morgan, Nucor....all up strong today. Conundrum as they should only be up on positivr Stimulus news. I'll be first to admit, I have no direction where market is heading here.
D
Nice gallop today. I think there is more to go on this stud
F
EMR are going to supplies the AC units needed to transport and store all those vaccine shipments
D
Emerson should be a big winner with tax reduction.
M
Why is the price down after a big positive revenue and earnings surprise? Negative cash flow. In any case, I own EMR through it's DSPP (DRIP through which you can buy your initial shares), administered for EMR by Computershare, where there are NO fees for purchases (as small as $25 allowed) or reinvested dividends, so I automatically invest a small amount every month, taken from my checking account on the 8th or next business day of each month. It adds up over time and is a form of dollar-cost-averaging, where you are buying fewer shares than avg. when the price fluctuates higher than normal and are buying more shares than avg. when the price fluctuates low, meaning the avg. price you pay is less than the avg. price of the stock for that period!
Y
Emerson Electric reached an all time high at 85.29
D
Awaiting earnings. They better be stellar or down she goes
o
The is the ONLY stock in my entire portfolio today that is down?????? any reasons out there why??? I know that hit a 52 week high, but with the market numbers way up today, I figured to see it up a least a dollar or so................
D
Stock is drifting,while market keeps ratcheting up. We had good mo two weeks ago. What happened?
I own it through it DSPP (DRIP through which you can buy your initial shares) administered by computershare.com. You can set up automatic, no-fee investments of as little as $25/month and it's a great way to build a position by Dollar Cost Averaging. It took a hit into the $40's through 2015 due to its exposure to oil: it makes the controls that run ocean rigs among many other things, but it's bouncing back now and it's earnings are not mostly dependent on oil.
In any case, I own EMR through it's DSPP (DRIP through which you can buy your initial shares), administered for EMR by Computershare, where there are NO fees for purchases (as small as $25 allowed) or reinvested dividends, so I automatically invest a small amount every month, taken from my checking account on the 8th or next business day of each month. It adds up over time and is a form of dollar-cost-averaging, where you are buying fewer shares than avg. when the price fluctuates higher than normal and are buying more shares than avg. when the price fluctuates low, meaning the avg. price you pay is less than the avg. price of the stock for that period!