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I use YCharts' Value Score and Ben Graham Formula to identify large-cap value stocks offering strong intrinsic value and stable dividends. Analyst forecasts suggest top-ten GASV 'Dogs' could deliver 17.9% to 36.88% net gains by August 2026, with average gains near 23.6%. Eight of fourteen 'safer' lowest-priced GASV stocks are currently fair-priced and buyable, combining positive free cash flow and attractive yields.

UPS demonstrates resilience through effective cost management and robust liquidity, maintaining stable margins despite revenue headwinds and inflationary pressures. The company is well-positioned to benefit from LTL market capacity constraints, offering potential for increased demand and pricing flexibility in upcoming quarters. Valuation models indicate UPS is reasonably priced, with technicals suggesting current weakness presents a favorable entry point for investors.

UPS hikes import fees as the United States ends duty-free exemptions, but weak volumes, high costs and dividend strain weigh on the stock.

UPS is deeply oversold, trading near Great Recession valuation multiples, and offers a compelling value opportunity with a 7%+ dividend yield. Despite recent earnings misses and trade lane disruptions, management's cost-cutting and automation initiatives should restore margins over the next few quarters. China-US trade lane declined 34.8% but China-to-world volumes surged 22.4%, showing successful geographic diversification and strategic network adaptation.

UPS offers a compelling 7%+ dividend yield at multi-year low valuations, making it attractive for long-term investors despite recent stock declines. The company's main challenge is high operating costs and lower margins, but automation and cost optimization initiatives could drive a turnaround. Valuation metrics show UPS is significantly undervalued versus peers, with forward P/E and EV/Sales well below industry averages, suggesting upside potential.

United Parcel Service, Inc. has underperformed, falling nearly 30% YTD, but offers a compelling 7.5% dividend yield and trades at a low P/E. Earnings and cash flow are pressured by tariffs, declining U.S. volumes, and high fixed costs, though international business remains resilient. Management is focused on cost reductions, restructuring, and repricing, with share buybacks and efficiency improvements supporting future margins.

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UPS offers a compelling 7%+ dividend yield and trades at a deeply discounted valuation. United Parcel Service faces major near-term uncertainties and execution risks. I dig into the bull and bear cases and share my take on the stock right now.

The end of the de minimis rule will sharply disrupt cross-border commerce, raising costs and reducing shipments for many retailers and logistics firms. Etsy and ThredUp could benefit as higher import costs make second-hand and domestic goods more attractive, though profitability remains a concern for ThredUp. Amazon stands to gain competitive ground as rivals like Temu and Shein lose their price advantage, potentially strengthening Amazon's U.S. e-commerce dominance.