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You know this company will come back, it’s just a matter of timing.
—Eric Marshall
Consumer savings have come up, household formation continues to grow faster than the supply of housing, and I think all of those things coming together make for a more stable environment for the publicly traded housing stocks.
—Eric Marshall
The risk-reward ratio for housing still looks good, as long as employment and household formation remain strong.
—Eric Marshall
You had the market pretty much leaving retail for dead, and that’s one place where we are seeing a lot of value.
—Eric Marshall
For the most part the tax cuts are already factored in by the market and if you see a company beat estimates by just a penny or two they’re not getting rewarded for that, we’re looking for areas where there’s top-line growth and increased consumption in places you haven’t seen that for a while.
—Eric Marshall
They have the better mousetrap and if there are additional tariffs to bring its products back then they will be well positioned to pass those costs on.
—Eric Marshall
We’re focusing on the companies that regardless of the type of inflation – whether it’s commodities or trade or something else – can pass on those costs because they have some sort of structural advantage.
—Eric Marshall
We want to have a 1 percent or 2 percent position in that stock and we end up with a 25-basis-point position.
—Eric Marshall
We go in and we start buying it and within a day or two the stock moves and runs away from us, we want to have a 1 percent or 2 percent position in that stock and we end up with a 25-basis-point position.
—Eric Marshall
Expectations have been relatively low and as we go through earnings season, you are definitely seeing those areas – the smaller companies – with the larger earnings beats.
—Eric Marshall