Stock Tickers: CAH, DUK, FDX, BUD, AA, HAL
This week 24/7 Wall St. featured many names that fall within the realmof larger private equity screens as far as potential break-up stocks.That does not mean that they WILL be broken apart or that the companiesare certain candidates, but this is one of many screens that firmsrun. As with ANY 'value' or 'screen' there is a matter of opinion andnot everyone will share the same opinion. This is the second half of the list, with the first half posted yesterday. The methodology is at the end of the article. Here is the list:
24/7 Wall St. break-up value for Cardinal Health (CAH): $73.50; stock price was $71.28 at the time.
24/7 Wall St. break-up value for Duke Energy (DUK): $29.00; stock price was $20.16 at the time.
24/7 Wall St. break-up value for FedEx (FDX): $130.00; stock price was $114.20 at the time.
24/7 Wall St. break-up value for Anheuser-Busch (BUD): $56.00; stock price was $50.25 at the time.
24/7 Wall St. break-up value for Alcoa (AA): $46.00; stock price was $32.15 at the time.
24/7 Wall St. break-up value for Halliburton (HAL): $59.00; stock price was $29.64 at the time.