LTL price hikes by US carriers expected to stick, despite softer market
Although demand has declined slightly, general rate increases announced by major LTL carriers in the ...
It was a bright, wonderful week indeed in terms of value accretion if you knew where to look in transport and logistics stateside.
(Numbers matter and don’t, as you may know. More evidence here: they don’t.)
This is my demo-only portfolio’s top tickers when markets closed on Wednesday:
Of the leading five, LTL master Old Dominion gave up 2% of gains yesterday, followed by the best performer of the previous day, Union Pacific (railroad; -2.48%), and then XPO (LTL; -1.5%), ArcBest (LTL; -0.23%)… with asset-heavy ...
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