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Stanley Black & Decker (NY:SWK)

70.41 +2.66 (+3.93%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 7:00 PM EDT, Jul 1, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Was Buying Stanley Black & Decker a Big Mistake Now That Things Have Worsened?
Earnings guidance got steadily worse in each quarter of 2022, and the company may only break even in 2023. 
Via The Motley Fool
Hold Your Nose and Buy These 3 Out-of-Favor Dividend Gems
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A Bull Market Is Coming: 3 Stocks to Buy With Dividend Yields Over 4%
These three stocks are worth buying even if they keep falling. 
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Expert Ratings for Stanley Black & Decker
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3 Stocks That Will Benefit Most From Cooling Inflation
As inflation cools down and commodity prices decline, these are the top stocks to buy if inflation numbers continue to come in weak. 
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3 Brilliant Stocks to Buy Now and Hold Forever
All these stocks have underlying growth drivers that will carry them through any slowdown in the economy. 
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Stanley Black & Decker Just Made a Really Smart Decision
This tool company is suspending buybacks of its high-yielding stock but says it won't cut its dividend. 
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Why Shares in Stanley Black & Decker Surged in January
The tool and outdoor product company is attracting value investors. 
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What 8 Analyst Ratings Have To Say About Stanley Black & Decker
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2 High-Yield Dividend Stocks That Could Be Worth Holding Forever
One stock is deeply out of favor, and the other is offering a large yield relative to peers. Both are worth a closer look. 
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4 Stocks That Have Paid Dividends for 100 Years or More
This quartet of stocks have paid dividends as far back as when James Monroe was president. 
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Near 10-Year Lows: 3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks That Could Turn Things Around
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Love Making Money? 3 Dividend Powerhouses You Won't Regret Buying
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2 Beaten-Down Industrial Stocks to Snag While They're Still Trading at Discounts
These stocks haven't been this cheap in over a decade. 
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My Top Dividend King to Buy for 2023 (and It's Not Even Close)
This Dividend King is down big but could recover in a major way. 
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Should You Buy Stanley Black & Decker Stock Right Now?
The company's excess inventory could pose a risk in the near term. 
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These 3 Stocks Have Underperformed the Market This Year. Is Now the Time to Buy?
These three market laggards are not all equal. Here's why one is a buy and the other two are best avoided. 
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Stanley Black & Decker: It Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better
The stock looks like a decent long-term value, but management keeps lowering earnings expectations in the face of a weakening housing market. 
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​​Where Will Stanley Black & Decker Be in 1 Year?
Stanley reported tough fourth-quarter 2022 earnings, and its outlook for 2023 suggests a "kitchen sink" kind of year. 
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Benzinga's Top Ratings Upgrades, Downgrades For February 3, 2023
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Why Shares of Stanley Black & Decker Might Have Nowhere to Go But Down in February
Stanley Black & Decker is about to report 2022 earnings and the news is likely to be pretty bleak. 
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3 Dividend Kings to Buy Hand Over Fist in 2023
These Dividend Kings have increased dividends consecutively for 55 years or more and look hugely compelling right now. 
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Passive Value Investors Are Not Value Investors
Value investing has morphed into buying the largest companies simply because they are labeled “value” by the banks and brokers that are heavily incentivized to grow their asset base on which they earn... 
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7 Undervalued Income Stocks to Buy in January
With many economic vagaries still on the horizon, investors may be better served with undervalued income stocks to buy. 
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3 Surefire Dividend Kings That Are No-Brainer Buys in 2023
Blue chip dividend stocks can be beacons of safety during periods of uncertainty. 
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Is Leverage a Problem for Stanley Black & Decker?
Too much leverage is a problem for any company, but is Stanley Black & Decker overburdened with debt? 
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My Top Beaten-Down Stock to Buy and Hold Forever
This is a turnaround business with a long history of superior returns. 
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The 7 Most Undervalued Stocks to Buy for 2023
nvestors should consider buying these stocks on the dip while they are trading at a discount, and before their prices rebound. 
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2 Industrial Stocks That Are Too Cheap to Ignore
Using historical dividend yield ranges as a guide, these two industrial companies look like solid buys today. 
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Big Tech Job Cuts and Dividend Stocks to Watch
Our experts explore why Salesforce's layoffs weren't surprising. 
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