| TEMPLE-INLAND, Inc. (NY:TIN) Delayed : | |||||
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| Previous Close | $17.95 | 52 Week High | $18.90 | ||
| Open | $17.64 | 52 Week Low | $2.37 | ||
| Day High | $18.00 | P/E | 12.21 | ||
| Day Low | $17.64 | EPS | $1.47 | ||
| Volume | 2,436,930 | ||||
| More TIN Info: Chart SEC Filings Profile Historical Options | |||||
Temple-Inland, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures corrugated packaging and building products primarily in the United States. The company's Corrugated Packaging segment manufactures containerboard and converts it into a line of corrugated packaging products.
Doyle Simons - Chairman, CEO, Executive VP
J. Patrick Maley III - President, COO
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on Aug 2, 2008
at 02:45 PM temple inland upgrade In spite of the higher selling prices for corrugated boxes the stocks of these companies are for the most part floundering. Take the Citi analyst who on April 7,2008 upgraded Inland Container from a buy when it was at $19 a share to a price target of $23 a share. Today August 2 ,2008 Inland can barely on at 15 a share.
Article: Citi Upgrades Temple-Inland (TIN) to Buy
on Apr 8, 2008
at 04:05 PM corrugated pricing R you in a dream world.The price increase died.Business stinks.Consolidation is good for the long haul.However,we are talking September at best case scenario
Article: Citi Upgrades Temple-Inland (TIN) to Buy