Illinois Tool Work Experiencing a Deceleration in Demand
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is experiencing a deceleration in demand across its portfolio as the industrial sector struggles.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is experiencing a deceleration in demand across its portfolio as the industrial sector struggles.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is in a slow-growth period due to lighter economy, higher tariffs, a strong US dollar, and weak auto sales.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) delivered 8% profit growth and powered through challenges such as higher raw material prices, tariffs, a slowing auto market & currency costs.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) makes car parts, construction materials, electronics and food equipment. ITW is down due to slowing growth, but the stock is at a bargain price.
Foreign currency exchange has chopped Illinois Tool Works’ (ITW) profit estimates, but ITW is down a lot and is not a good buy.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) has been overvalued for years, and now a dip in the stock prices gives conservative investors a chance to buy.
Old-school industrial stock Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is more than 100 years old and is still growing strong, as profit growth has been better than 20% the last two quarters.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is executing at a very high level right now, with profits are growing around 15% a qtr, and with the economy strong I see continued success ahead.
Industrial equipment manufacturer Illinois Tool Works (ITW) just delivered another solid qtr, which means the economy is growing. Here’s where I see ITW going.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) just delivered a fantastic qtr, and management said the global economy is heating up. But is ITW too expensive with a P/E of 22?
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) just grew profits 10% for the third consecutive year. Could growth be even better this year with the Trump Effect?
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) stock has been super this year, and now manufacturing in the U.S. could see an uptick with Trump set to become President.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is one hot stock — and that means someone out there thinks good things about the economy going forward.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) grew profit 7% last qtr, 10% excluding int impact of foreign exchange. With the dollar now weaker, I expect ITW’s growth to accelerate.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is doing its best to grow, but the strong dollar is still holding the company back.
Although Illinois Tool Works (ITW) is losing the battle with foreign exchange, smart management continues to grow profits.
Illinois Tool Works (ITW) gets a top rating for safety, has increased the dividend for 51 years, but is getting hurt by the strong dollar.