Mattel Inc

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For patient investors, an attractive industry is travel and leisure.

Brexit and tariffs weighed on the sector last quarter.

We think the shares are undervalued, but the road to improvement could be rocky.

The toymaker was hit by a decline in retail sales, but we see improvement after the first half of the year.

Bronze-rated Berwyn Income practices a flexible value-oriented conservative-allocation strategy.

We expect a strong holiday selling period, with Amazon and Mattel among our favorites.

Cost and creative efforts should begin to pay off in the second half.

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We think the resignation has more to do with the business that Margo Georgiadis inherited, rather than the business worsening beyond expectations.

Despite headwinds, the industry can still grow, and we think Mattel looks attractive today.

E-commerce market share gains present challenges for some, but trends continue to support healthy profitability for many companies.

We're lowering our fair value estimates for narrow-moat toy companies Mattel and Hasbro but still see value in former.

The retailer's liquidation doesn't change our long-term thesis or narrow moat rating for either toymaker.

By prioritizing inventory cleanup, the narrow-moat toymaker likely won't realize the full gains from its turnaround program as soon as originally expected.

For the first time since the recession, all OECD-tracked countries are growing at the same time. And that presents opportunities.

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Although some retailers continue to cede share to online peers, some protected businesses should deliver rising profitability.