UPS: Shares Trading Below $100 Is A Matter Of When, Not If

cheryl · May 22, 2017

The company's shares continue to languish between $100 and $105 as it faces near-term adversities that it must overcome to drive long-term revenue/earnings growth.
The company is focusing on generating growth by expanding its capabilities to fully leverage its network through multiple global modernization projects.
The company is also rolling out U.S. Saturday ground operations, upgrading its dangerous goods shipping capabilities, improving its service, and shortening European delivery times.
To defray increasing infrastructure costs to handle e-commerce package deliveries, the company is asking retailers to pay for costs when package shipments are below forecasts.
Near-term pressures will give new investors a better entry point to buy shares of this global package delivery leader as it adapts and transforms to drive long-term growth.