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Mark Swartzberg Quotes
«Where there's smoke, there's fire,»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«I think we see the power of some of the decisions they've made to be a total liquid-refreshment company,»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«Discounting is not working. They are sacrificing profitability and not getting volumes.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«The rate of consolidation is increasing, but it doesn't seem to be increasing to the point where you're going to have a Coke-Pepsi situation anywhere on the horizon.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«looks excessive for the right to own a loss-making, share-losing business.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«We expect the [earnings] news [to] further the relief rally underway in the shares and therefore continue to recommend modest buying.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«We are beginning to see early signs of an execution-focused turnaround that is working.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«We're seeing revenue stabilization in most key markets. We're looking for evidence that that stabilization can turn into improving profit trends.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«We remain concerned about the company's long-term outlook and management's preparedness to address the challenges. Still, built-in expectations or valuation appear to be low, and 2006 should benefit from the structural elimination of Brazil and a year of disappointing results in 2005.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg
«I think it's worth noting, but our initial take is that it's more about fine tuning than about a major change in opinion. He's known as a long-term value investor.»
Author: Mark Swartzberg