Analysts at StockStory recommend selling ManpowerGroup following its first-quarter earnings, citing flat long-term revenue, declining earnings per share, and falling returns on invested capital. The company's trailing 12-month sales of $18.38 billion remain near levels from five years ago, while its earnings per share have dropped 17.5% annually over the same period. Despite a 27.1% stock gain over the past six months, the firm views the current forward price-to-earnings ratio of 10.1 as pricing in too much optimism and suggests investors look elsewhere.
ManpowerGroup IncAnalysts recommend selling after Q1 earnings, citing flat revenue, declining EPS, and falling ROIC.
ManpowerGroup Greater China Ltd