Goldman Sachs Removed Valspar (VAL) from their Conviction Buy List
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Goldman Sachs removed Valspar (NYSE: VAL) from their Conviction Buy List, adding Textron (NYSE: TXT) instead, saying TXT offers better upside potential and near-term catalysts. The firm is maintaining a buy rating on VAL.
The Valspar Corporation manufactures and distributes coatings, paints, and related products primarily in the United States and internationally.
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