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Stanley Black & Decker (NY: SWK )

90.17 -1.71 (-1.86%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 7:00 PM EST, Nov 8, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Is Leverage a Problem for Stanley Black & Decker?
Too much leverage is a problem for any company, but is Stanley Black & Decker overburdened with debt? 
Via The Motley Fool
My Top Beaten-Down Stock to Buy and Hold Forever
This is a turnaround business with a long history of superior returns. 
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The 7 Most Undervalued Stocks to Buy for 2023
nvestors should consider buying these stocks on the dip while they are trading at a discount, and before their prices rebound. 
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2 Industrial Stocks That Are Too Cheap to Ignore
Using historical dividend yield ranges as a guide, these two industrial companies look like solid buys today. 
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Should You Buy Stanley Black & Decker Stock Right Now?
The company's excess inventory could pose a risk in the near term. 
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Big Tech Job Cuts and Dividend Stocks to Watch
Our experts explore why Salesforce's layoffs weren't surprising. 
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Down 60% in This Bear Market, Can Stanley Black & Decker Recover in 2023?
The toolmaker and outdoor and industrial products maker faces near-term risk, but it has recovery potential. 
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The Latest Analyst Ratings for Stanley Black & Decker
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Here's Why Stanley Black & Decker Is a No-Brainer Dividend Stock
Stanley Black & Decker is struggling today, but if history is any guide, it should be just fine over the long run. 
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3 Worst Performing Dividend Aristocrats In 2022
The year 2022 proved difficult to traverse for investors. But the dividend growth investing strategy performed reasonably well, in many cases. 
Via Talk Markets
2 Stocks Down Over 60% to Buy Right Now
One beaten-down growth stock and one dividend stock worth buying in the new year. 
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7 Must-Buy Dividend Stocks for Your January Buy List
The following dividend stocks to buy are trading at hefty discounts after the selloff last year, while offering exceptional future safety. 
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3 Worst Performing Dividend Kings In 2022
A look at the three worst-performing Dividend Kings in 2022 which are Stanley Black & Decker, Target, and 3M Company. 
Via Talk Markets
2 Ultra-High-Yielding Industrial Stocks To Buy With $1,000
Big yields and troubled businesses, but for long-term investors that could be just the ticket to long-term gains and generous dividend checks. 
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Is Stanley Black & Decker Stock a Buy for 2023?
The case for buying the beaten-up stock is based on the company's substantive cost-cutting plans. 
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3 Cheap Industrial Stocks to Buy Now and Never Sell
If you're looking to buy some stocks that look historically cheap, this trio of industrial names should be on your list. 
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Down 20% to 65%, 3 Surefire Passive-Income Powerhouse Stocks for 2023
Investing in equal parts of these three stocks produces a dividend yield of 4.4%. 
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What Does 2023 Have in Store for Growth Stocks, Electric Vehicles, and More?
It's time to lawyer up! 
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3 Consumer Discretionary Stocks to Sell on Failing Fundamentals
With a recession looking more certain, here are three consumer discretionary stocks to sell before 2023’s predicted economic meltdown. 
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Reliable Passive Income: an Analysis on Dividend Kings
A Dividend King is any stock that has increased its dividend for 50+ cosecutive years, doubling that of a Dividend Aristocrat. 
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Better Buy: Caterpillar vs. Stanley Black & Decker
These two dividend stocks illustrate a great divide in the broader economy. 
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3 Dividend Kings With Royally Good Upside
Dividend Kings are great long-term wealth builders. Here are three that Wall Street feels have a particularly good upside. 
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The Fastest-Growing Brands In 2022: How Crocs, Apple, Zelle And More Stack Up Across Boomers, Gen Z, Gen X, Millennials
A new poll highlighted the fastest-growing brands based on awareness. The poll results were sorted by age demographic, which could help show which brands are bound to be popular in the future. Here’s a... 
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10 Industrials Stocks With Whale Alerts In Today's Session
This whale alert can help traders discover the next big trading opportunities. Whales are entities with large sums of money and we track their transactions here at Benzinga on our options activity... 
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Want $1,500 in Passive Income? Invest $10,000 in These 3 Dividend Aristocrats and Wait 5 Years
This basket of dividend stocks offers a strong yield from quality companies. 
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8 Dividend Aristocrats to Buy Now for a Lifetime of Passive Income
Dividend stocks are a great way to protect against a downturn and these are the cream of the crop. 
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My Top Wildly Undervalued Dividend King to Buy In 2023
Stanley Black & Decker stock has fallen far enough. 
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Black Friday Sale: These Dividend Stocks Are Incredible Bargains Right Now
These high-quality income producers are on sale right now. 
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The 1 Key Thing Stanley Black & Decker Must Do Before Its Stock Is a Buy
A combination of rising costs and slowing sales hit the company hard this year, but the stock is looking like a good value. 
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1 Cheap Industrial Stock to Buy Now and Never Sell
This iconic toolmaker is making hard choices that are hurting its results, but it should set the business up for a solid rebound. 
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