Whirlpool Corporation Stock News

Many investors have heard the phrase “cash is king” relative to the current banking crisis. But it also has significance for dividend investors.

Although Whirlpool (WHR) is facing an ongoing challenging environment and sluggish demand from rising inflation, its productivity and pricing actions are likely to aid.

A tough economy will test every company, and investors should expect dividend cuts from some of their stocks. While the short-term picture doesn't look great for Whirlpool or Hasbro, both look like so

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Goldman Sachs analyst Susan Maklari upgrades shares of Whirlpool to Buy from Neutral.

Whirlpool is a strong cyclical company that's now trading solidly in value range. Potential easing of supply disruptions and cost savings this year could be a material growth driver for the stock.

For the most part, value stocks with strong cash flows have outperformed growth stocks in the last year. But there are some notable exceptions like Verizon and Whirlpool.

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Whirlpool Corporation could return to sustained profitability, suggest key metrics and systemic events. The firm's income statement suffered a beating in 2022 amid forced-upon non-core costs, an unfav

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Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE: WHR) stock price was corrected on fears the appliance manufacturer's profitability would flag alongside the revenue in the post-COVID world but those fears are proving to