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Jobs are wanting. Companies are cutting back office space. More employees work from home.
Not what anyone would consider ideal conditions for the office-design industry or the world's leading office-furniture maker, yet it couldn't be a better time to invest in Steelcase SCS -0.9230769230769231% Steelcase Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD16.1 -0.15 -0.9230769230769231% /Date(1487368922923-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 504244 AFTER HOURS USD16.1 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7161 P/E Ratio 11.258741258741258 Market Cap 1888837935.10833 Dividend Yield 2.981366459627329% Rev. per Employee 273745 More quote details and news » (ticker: SCS). Yet, it is the ideal time to buy the shares, which could rise by at least 15% in the next year.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Steelcase has been reporting quarter after quarter of strong growth over the past two years, as Corporate America looks for innovative design solutions to handle a workforce that is more technologically mobile, more global, more flexible, more team-based, and more focused on well-being. Think high-definition video conferences, loads of central plug-ins and areas to work alone or in groups. Arguably, office space is being radically redesigned for the first time since the late '60s when Robert Propst's Action Office System from Herman Miller gave rise to the modern cubicle culture.
Another factor promoting sales: Chic, cool design is becoming increasingly important to attract and retain the best people. That's especially true in information technology, where bigger, more established companies and even government agencies must vie for workers with fast-growing, design-savvy outfits like Google and Apple. "There's a war for talent in the creative classes," says Steelcase President and CEO Jim Hackett.
At the same time, commercial construction is on the verge of significant recovery, which will help sustain strong growth. The American Institute of Architects forecasts 10.2% growth in commercial and industrial construction next year, up from 5.7% in 2012. Office-building construction is poised to expand 8.7%, versus 4.7% this year.
This is a big switch for Steelcase, which took a beating in 2008 and 2009, as did rivals Knoll KNL 0.3968253968253968% Knoll Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD22.77 0.09 0.3968253968253968% /Date(1487368923265-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 351099 AFTER HOURS USD22.52 -0.25 -1.0979358805445762% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16903 P/E Ratio 13.553571428571429 Market Cap 1118120862.05521 Dividend Yield 2.635046113306983% Rev. per Employee 343855 More quote details and news » (KNL) and Herman Miller MLHR -0.8223684210526315% Herman Miller Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD30.15 -0.25 -0.8223684210526315% /Date(1487368800362-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 288584 AFTER HOURS USD30.15 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5673 P/E Ratio 13.34070796460177 Market Cap 1806226205.67017 Dividend Yield 2.255389718076285% Rev. per Employee 301722 More quote details and news » (MLHR). Since 2010, however, companies have focused on modernizing office spaces and using less space more efficiently. Accenture ACN 0.4224652087475149% Accenture PLC Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD121.23 0.51 0.4224652087475149% /Date(1487368843810-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1885647 AFTER HOURS USD121.23 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19286 P/E Ratio 17.96 Market Cap 75481437582.0709 Dividend Yield 1.9962055596799473% Rev. per Employee 92024.2 More quote details and news » (ACN), for instance, worked with Steelcase when it relocated its Houston office, moving from three floors and 66,000 square feet to a single 25,000-square-foot floor while still supporting 800 workers. Similar changes are under way at many of Steelcase's big clients.
Last week, Marriott International MAR -0.08944543828264759% Marriott International Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD89.36 -0.08 -0.08944543828264759% /Date(1487368800400-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5226772 AFTER HOURS USD89.35 -0.01 -0.011190689346463742% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 48417 P/E Ratio 33.21933085501859 Market Cap 34893294020.0684 Dividend Yield 1.3428827215756491% Rev. per Employee 133898 More quote details and news » (MAR) launched a new concept for a small meeting space at its Redmond, Wash.-based Town Center. It's using Workspring, a Steelcase brand that features five different-size studios with flexible configurations to accommodate everything from private projects to team meetings, with common areas that include natural light and outdoor access as well as ergonomic seating, high-fidelity audio and special lighting.
"I can assure you, businesses are in the best shape of the last decade," declares CEO Hackett, just back from a meeting of CEOs at a Business Roundtable meeting.
More sleek and mobile, new chairs have tables for tablets and holders for water bottles. Steelcase
Reflecting improved demand and market-share gains, Steelcase recently reported revenue rose 6% in its fiscal second quarter ended Aug. 24 and net income more than doubled. Its Americas unit, which accounts for about two-thirds of Steelcase's sales, marked the eighth straight quarter in which organic revenue, which excludes the effects of currency translation and divestitures and acquisitions, registered double-digit gains. The unit also posted an operating-income margin of 12%, the highest since Steelcase started reporting results by segment in the first quarter of 2002. The performance beat all expectations. Earnings were 25 cents a share, excluding two cents of restructuring charges, up from nine cents a share a year ago and well above Wall Street estimates of 20 cents and management's guidance of 18 cents to 22 cents.
While the third quarter is expected to contain good news, the gains may not be as outsized. Steelcase pegs earnings at between 16 cents a share and 20 cents, compared with 17 cents a share in the year-earlier period. Earnings for the full fiscal year are estimated at 77 cents and fiscal 2014 earnings are projected at $1.01 a share.
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The company's shares could rise 15% or more in the next year even without any rise in the P/E multiple. A good play on the expected gain in commercial construction.
Investors have acknowledged the trends but not nearly enough. Up more than 50% from a low level a year ago, the stock still trades at less than 10 times forward earnings and under six times Ebitda, or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. Those multiples can be expected to expand as the outlook for office construction improves. Raymond James sees the stock reaching $13.50 a share in the next year. BB&T Capital Markets thinks the stock can hit $11, with no change in multiple.
Steelcase has been taking advantage of the undervaluation by buying back shares. Another attraction: Steelcase has a dividend yield of 3.7% and a solid balance sheet.
Steelcase has come a long way since its start 100 years ago as Metal Office Furniture, when its invention of steel wastebaskets to replace straw ones seriously reduced the risk of office fires. This is a good entry point for investors to profit from the innovations to come.
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php111 wrote:Hey, out of the Grateful Dead discography I'm talking about, what would everyone recommend as a favorite in the 80s and 90s era during the Brent Mydland Years? I'm talking about live shows, favorite DP, studio, favorite box set, and etc?
I'm asking because I was born in 1982, and I like the 80s and 90s in general and I like that era for music.
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I've done a little more thinking abou The Zettabyte Age, and the continuing, astonishing drop in storage costs. No reason to get distracted by dreamy scenarios of the future, but I think it's worth considering how quickly we've progressed in recent years and how quickly we should continue to progress.
As I gear up over the next four months for what I anticipate to be an incredible @ThingsExpo in Santa Clara Nov 4-6, I think about these things. We must offer the latest knowledge about what's going on right now, what will be going on soon, and given what can be dizzying change in this industry, where things are headed in the longer term.
For now, I jotted down a few thoughts about petabytes, zettabytes, and the yottabyte in my blog at The Tau Institute. You should find this to be of interest.
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There are a lot of columns and analysis out there advocating the case for Tim Raines for the Hall of Fame. I probably won't add anything new to the discussion, but let me start here:
Player A is Raines. Player B is Tony Gwynn. That final column is times reached base. Yes, Raines reached base more often in his career than Gwynn, in just slightly more plate appearances. I'm not the first writer to come up with that comparison. Joe Posnanski, among others, is especially fond of this factoid. The point of the statistic isn't to bring down Gwynn, rather to show how potent and devastating an offensive player Raines was. The arc of his game was a little different than Gwynn's but the results are similar: Gwynn got more singles, Raines walked more and had a little more power. He was one of the great base stealers of all time and scored more runs in his career than Gwynn.
That's what Raines did: He scored runs. He's 51st on the all-time list and of the 50 players ahead of him, all eligible candidates are in the Hall of Fame except for Jimmy Ryan and George Van Haltren, two 1890s outfielders; turn-of-the-century shortstop Bill Dahlen; and Rafael Palmeiro.
A common refrain about Raines from his advocates is that he was one of the best players in baseball over a span in the 1980s. This isn't some after-the-fact hocus-pocus going on. It was widely believed at the time. In a 1984 Sports Illustrated piece on Raines, Pete Rose said: "Right now he's the best player in the National League. Mike Schmidt is a tremendous player and so are Dale Murphy and Andre Dawson, but Rock can beat you in more ways than any other player in the league. He can beat you with his glove, his speed and his hitting from either side of the plate." In his annual Baseball Abstracts, Bill James often argued the case of Raines' all-around brilliance. Raines finished fifth, sixth and seventh in MVP votes, despite playing for mediocre Expos teams.
Raines' five-year peak was 1983 to 1987. According to Baseball-Reference's WAR ranking, the top five players during those years were Wade Boggs (39.7), Rickey Henderson (34.1), Cal Ripken (33.3), Schmidt (31.4) and Raines (30.7). Pretty nice company. (The next five were Alan Trammell, Gwynn, Eddie Murray, Murphy and Keith Hernandez.)
To be fair, this alone doesn't make him a Hall of Famer. I checked every five-year period since 1969 (1969 to 1973, 1970 to 1974, etc.) and not all of the names that appear in the top five are Hall of Famers or future Hall of Famers. Heck, Sal Bando rated as the best player in baseball from 1969 to 1973.
Some characterize Raines as having too short of a peak level of dominance. From 1988 to 1995, he averaged .283/.375/.409, with 81 runs and 33 steals per season. Maybe not an MVP candidate anymore, but still a good player, top leadoff hitter and valuable contributor. He's hardly alone in this aspect. He had six seasons with an OPS+ of 130 or higher, the same as Jim Rice, Dawson and Ernie Banks, and more than Kirby Puckett, Roberto Alomar, Johnny Bench, Carlton Fisk, Yogi Berra, Tony Perez or Robin Yount.
Maybe Raines doesn't have a slum-dunk case. But he has a case. Maybe voters have forgotten his great years in Montreal (and they have forgotten; he received only 37 percent of the vote last year). Maybe they remember his final seasons with the Yankees, when he became a part-time player on two World Series champions. Maybe they can't believe he compares favorably with Tony Gwynn.


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Chateau Blanc is a wonderful relaxing place to stay on beautiful Captiva Island. Ella is a great host and strives to make your stay enjoyable. The home is Clean, comfortable and as advertised; the sunsets on the beach are spectacular. If you are a fisherman like me, fishing off the beach or at Blind Pass which is just a short walk down the beach can be an great way to spend your days. The only thing we missed was a gas grill as we enjoy grilling our meals each evening. I'd recommend Chateau Blanc to anyone looking for a relaxing stay on Captiva.
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Most antidepressants such as the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) increase serotonin levels throughout the brain. However it is still unclear which specific circuits mediate the behavioral effects of these compounds. We have shown that mice lacking the serotonin 1A receptor (5-HTIA) specifically in the dentate gyrus do not respond to SSRIs in several animal models of anxiety and depression (Samuels et al., 2012, appended paper). In a separate set of experiments we have shown that neurogenesis in the dentate gyrus is required for some but not all behavioral effects of antidepressants (David et al., 2009). These two independent lines of evidence point to the dentate gyrus as playing an important role in the behavioral effects of antidepressants. These findings are surprising because the dentate gyrus (DG) ofthe hippocampus has been extensively studied for its role in learning and memory and specifically in encoding new information and in disambiguating similar informations, a process termed pattern separation. However the role of this part ofthe hippocampus in anxiety and depression-related behaviors is poorly understood. In the current proposal we propose to reconcile these two seemingly unrelated functions ofthe DG by testing the general hypothesis that the functions ofthe DG are distinct along its dorso-ventral axis with the dorsal part being involved in neutral pattern separation while the ventral part is involved in emotional pattern separation, a process that is often impaired in mood and anxiety disorders. These studies will paveithe way for novel strategies aimed at modulating the excitability of the ventral DG for the treatment of anxiety and mood disorders.
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