TSN Stock Report
2-Year Price History
Recent Price
(7/2 4:00PM)
-1.9%
$12.66
52-Week Price
$4.40 - $17.55
Market Capitalization
$4.8 Billion
Most Recent Dividend
$0.16
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TSN Revenue
As we have often noted, in our valuation methodology, "Cash is King." Well, it goes without saying that if a company cannot produce sales then there is no ability to generate cash flow. By that logic we look very closely at revenue numbers as our second most important factor in valuing a company's stock. We have established reasonable Price to Sales per share ranges based on historical data of the last 10 years. For, TSN the high and low end of the Price to Sales per share ratios are 0.27x and 0.16x respectively.
Notice that TSN's current Price to Sales per share ratio is 0.16x, which is quite a bit below what we consider a normal Price to Sales ratio for this stock. Given normal conditions and a price of $12.85, TSN is 28% below where we would expect to see it. This will beneficially factor into our final analysis of TSN as it is not often that this stock sinks to these levels.
TSN Cash Earnings
Looking at TSN specifically in their Cash Earnings capabilities, Ockham views TSN as significantly above their historical average multiples of Cash Earnings, as calculated by our proprietary analysis. It is incredibly important to understand that for TSN, the current level of Cash Earnings compared to its historical levels helps identify where TSN is in relation to what the investing community was willing to pay for this level of Cash Earnings in the past. With a historical high Cash Earnings per share ratio of 10.85 and a historical low Cash Earnings per share ratio of 6.70, an investor can relate where value becomes optimal.
Just recall that when a stock's price, as in the cases of TSN, is significantly elevated to the level of Cash Earnings being generated, the market has already priced in much of that value. For example, the historical average for TSN's Price to Cash Earnings ratio is 68% below the current ratio of 14.77. That is not an insignificant amount, and diminishes our overall outlook on TSN. However, you need to review several areas of a company's potential, and as management would point out, one metric is not the end-all-be-all of any analysis.
TSN Dividends
When determining a company's future prospects for success, Ockham Research sees analysis of dividend payments as a key additional factor. Even though it isn't imperative for TSN to shell out a dividend in order to receive a positive rating, it can be helpful to further our analysis.
The estimated annual dividend for TSN is $0.16 producing a current dividend yield of 1.25%. Much like our evaluation of Sales and Cash Earnings per share, we review dividend yields from TSN against the historic high and low levels over all available dividend history. Because dividends are a decision made exclusively by management, we view a healthy and rising dividend as a sign of confidence and strength. The highest dividend yield from TSN over previous years was 3.64% while the lowest dividend yield was 0.66%. With that range in mind, TSN’s current dividend yield is a full 41.86% below its median dividend yield historically. This is a negative from our perspective.
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“…Poultry imports. The chinese daily said they bought more than $1 billion worth of chicken in the corporation. TYSON FOOD is off 2.5% saying they wouldn't allow the imports and in response to the united states, continuing a ban of chinese imports into the united the ad bill put through congress …” …more details…
“…Credit swiss, boosting price target on stock from $59 to $39. Store traffic is rising at capital markets raising its markets on TYSON FOODS from buy to hold because of an improving outlook for the chicken producer. Fpr capital markets upgrading …” …more details…
“…One n one, we all know that, right? Not detected on smithfield farms south of the border. Smithfield was largest pork producer t was not just smig field but TYSON FOODS, guys. Year, yum brand and taco these can take a stock down. Not much you can do about it when you're shareholder. …” …more details…
“…Think are better positioned for something other than a trade. >> thanks so much, have a great one. >>> here's some of the other stories we're following on "the closing bell" ticker now. TYSON FOODS, reporting its second quarter loss. $104 million. But excluding charges the loss was wait better than expected. The company also says its …” …more details…
“…The shares are climbing this morning, as well as in the and pepsico making the bid for the number two bottler, pepsi americas, no word as of yet. TYSON FOOD, the chief executive officer saying it's too soon to predict the effect of the swine flu outbreak. …” …more details…
“…Connell is here in new york. Let's start off with connell connell: you are right jenna things do look pretty good this we also have some earnings report some that are better than expected especially from sprint. But first TYSON FOOD numbers are out expected to lose money. It did but not quite as big a loss as analysts were expecting. 5 cents per share the most recent quarter. The estimate was for 6 cents per share loss. …” …more details…
“…Company's ceo says he is comfortable saying that smithfield's pork is safe. Smithfield's foods is the world's largest pork producer and slaughterhouse. Taking over to TYSON FOODS another stock that got hammered yesterday falling almost 9% on monday to close just under $10 a tyson is the second largest producer of pork in the u.S. …” …more details…
“…Weigh on u.S. Businesses sending all three indices down yesterday and two stocks I want to point out that are getting particularly hard hit are u.S. Meat producers smithfield foods and TYSON FOODS. Let's take smithfield's stock that stock was down 12 1/2% yesterday closing just above $9 a pop as you can see the mexican government also is currently testing hogs on smithfield's …” …more details…
“…Realtime closing flash. Transportation hospitality stocks have been getting hit with the case of the swine flu swoon today. So, too, are u.S. Pork producers. TYSON FOODS, under pressure world's largest pork producer, smithfield, hasn't found evidence of swine flu amongst its herd or workers. Remember, you can't get the flu …” …more details…
“…That no swine at this stage have been infected by the virus although j.P. Morgan analysts lowered earnings estimates on smithfield foods and also on TYSON FOODS, but the drug companies are set to benefit with all of them planning on increased orders. Cvs and walgreen's have said they will increase their orders …” …more details…
“…Travel names and also, some of the food names, talking about the fact that j.P. Morgan has come out and cut its earnings estimates at least in part because of swine flu concerns for both TYSON FOODS and smithfield foods and glaxosmithkline on the other hand how this up arrow because they have the medication, anti-viral medication along w w baxter, another name on the move …” …more details…
“…Track to meet or beat its 2011 break even or better for pretax auto profit, as you can see the stock is up joust about just about 5.4%. TYSON FOODS lower, as you can see, a meat company taking a hit on the swine flu fears as a result, the stock is down just almost 6%, all right, the swine flu outbtbreak is continuing to spread across the world as …” …more details…
“…Swine flu story is having on general. We know the futures have beenen selling off. I want to highlight a few individual names. J.P. Morgan just come out a few moments ago and cut its estimates for both smithfield foods and for TYSON FOODS. Both of those food companies are ones to watch here in this morning's market. Smithfield move down there to $9 …” …more details…
“…They're going to have assets a stock that continues to grow. Dominated its region and latin american. Pda is one the largest food kind of the TYSON FOODS meets bird's eye of brazil and again an interesting way to play the consumer growth and you're not guys, exporting enormous amounts of resources to the west. This is a domestic story. …” …more details…
“…But goldman is downgrading american express to sell from neutral because of rising credit card chargeoffs and a high exposure to customers in markets hit hardest by the housing crisis. Jpmorgan upgrading TYSON FOODS the analyst there says the world's largest meat producer is facing fewer debt concerns and improving pricing in its chicken business. >> software makers s.A.P. And …” …more details…
“…Saying crude's done anything down with their mocking high rally. We now know from our ag use, from the big consumers of grain and poultry and beef producers in this country, the TYSON FOODS and the smithfield's. There's no real demand here and's no real demand for grains and a gigantic a combshgs place …” …more details…
“…>> boo-yah, how are you? >> caller: I am great. I have a tiny portfolio that my kids and I work on together. And my 7-year-old likes chicken and he's thinking tsn, TYSON FOODS but they seem to have a lousy dividend in earnings. What will be a better choice? >> I have to tell you, kiely, I think that's a problematic situation, tyson. …” …more details…
“…That I really assembled a great team beneath me. Outside. We have a new great cfo that used to be with TYSON FOODS, and before that proctor & gamble, a new chief operating officer. We brought a lot of people in, great talent that can help us bring new ideas to the business. …” …more details…
“…Stuffs, goat very popular meat around the world, not in america, chicken popular here though, and tyson, chicken producer making changes. And tsn was halted and reopened. Tyson saying that the ceo will be leaving the company immediately and that leland will return to the company after he left a while back to become president and ceo again. Don't have any more information why dick bond is leaving. Tyson is one of the stocks hit hard the last couple of years and tyson, look at that, the stock cut in half. Tsn, new ceo effective immediately. >> dagen: yeah, 52-week change in tyson last half, a third of value in the last 52 weeks. Speaking of rebounds, when will …” …more details…