Dover Corp

Large-cap strategies disappoint on the back of stock market volatility in late 2019.

New CEO Rich Tobin unveiled plans to cut expenses by $100 million, but we're not making material changes to our fair value estimate as a result.

With volatile Apergy on its own, Dover is leaner and more focused.

The narrow-moat company is considering strategic alternatives for a collection of upstream businesses representing the best of its energy segment.

The narrow-moat conglomerate's industrial end-market mix remains challenging, and we wouldn’t be surprised to see ongoing volatility in shares over the near term.

Industrial activity remains slow and steady, giving companies a chance to navigate the environment.

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Although financial reports continue to show that companies are struggling to increase the top line, they have still generally been able to meet earnings expectations.

Widening investment-grade credit spreads and rising interest rates lead to losses.

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We analyze the equity holdings of Berkshire Hathaway.

We analyze the equity holdings of Berkshire Hathaway.