Grainger (GWW) has seen sales growth and profit growth slow lately as the company laps big quarters from a year ago.

Grainger (GWW) is pushing through a slow but steady demand environment. Which means the days of 20% profit growth are gone.

Grainger (GWW) had been growing profits briskly with the help of higher product price inflation. Now, growth should normalize.

Grainger’s (GWW) industrial supply business delivered 14% revenue growth on 7% sales growth last quarter as sales were steady.

Grainger’s (GWW) profits continue to shine (+29% last qtr) as profit margins expand (+14%). Still, the stock seems underappreciated.

Grainger (GWW) has been executing magnificently as the company grew profits 31% last quarter on just 13% sales growth.

Grainger (GWW) is growing revenue briskly (+17% last qtr) while profit margins are improving. That’s a recipe for good profits.

Maintenance product retailer WW Grainger (GWW) delivered an excellent qtr as profit margins were 37.6%, up from 35.0% a year ago.

Grainger (GWW) was supposed to be feeling the heat of a recession. Instead the industrial supply store is thriving. Let’s take a look.

Supply store Grainger (GWW) is dealing with a weak manufacturing sector. But the P/E of 15 is low for this stock historically.

Industrial supply company Grainger (GWW) is around its 52-week lows, but with a P/E of only 15 this Blue Chip is a value.

Grainger (GWW) stock fell from $350 to $275 last Fall with the stock market. Now around $300, the stock has good upside around these levels.

Grainger (GWW), stock tanked after posting pretty good results. And now that the P/E is now 16, this Blue Chip is a bargain.

Industrial supply retailer Grainger (GWW) reported its third consecutive strong qtr, proving growth in the economy is back baby!

Trump’s economic plan has put a charge into sales and profit growth at industrial supply chain Grainger (GWW) as large and midsized customers are buying more goods.

Industrial supply company Grainger (GWW) is up BIG after a blowout qtr that saw profits rise 20%. A weak dollar as well as strong construction and infrastructure spending is good for GWW.

Shares of industrial supply company Grainger (GWW) have shot up more than 25% from their lows, and I’ms scratching my head as to why.

Maintenance supply company Grainger (GWW) is having a tough year as it deals with a strong dollar and low oil which are hurting GWW’s customers.

Grainger (GWW) is working in a poor operating environment, with flat sales growth and negative profit growth.

Here’s my first look at building products distributor Grainger (GWW).