It Doesn’t Matter What Walgreen’s Numbers Are
Walgreen’s (WBA) seems like a good value here. WBA just grew profits 27% and the stock has a P/E of only 11. But that doesn’t matter.
Walgreen’s (WBA) seems like a good value here. WBA just grew profits 27% and the stock has a P/E of only 11. But that doesn’t matter.
Walgreen’s (WBA) is trying to grow in an e-commerce world, and has offered to acquire AmerisourceBergen, which is WBA’s drug distributor.
Drugstore stocks like Walgreen’s (WBA) have had a hard time winning with fears Amazon will someday ship drugs to people directly. But with a P/E of 13, WBA is a value.
Walgreen’s (WBA) profit growth accelerated from 4% to 13% the past 2 qtrs — with 13% growth expected the next three qtrs as well. Will this help the stock tho?
The Walgreen’s (WBA) Rite Aid merger might not be approved by regulators, but analysts still see 12% profit growth at Walgreen’s the next four qtrs.
Walgreen’s Boots Alliance (WBA) is still trying to acquire Rite Aid. And really, Walgreen’s needs to as profit growth just slowed to 7% last qtr.
Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) is set to break out of a long base, but can it power through with profits expected to slow in the next year?
Analysts have soured on Walgreen’s (WBA) but double-digit profit estimates and low P/E make the stock look good.
Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) delivered decent results last qtr, but will it be enough to push the stock higher? Let’s take a look.
Walgreen’s (WBA) is delivering mud-teens growth plus a 2% dividend for just 18x earnings.
Rite Aid has agreed to be acquired by Walgreens (WBA). What does this mean for WBA stock?
With Walgreens (WBA) on a dip, I will add it to the Growth Portfolio as the stock has strong momentum from the Alliance Boots merger.