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The day of the week effect on stock market volatility and volume: International evidence
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Early Hollywood teen star Deanna Durbin dies at 91
FILE - In this May 30, 1939 file photo, actress Deanna Durbin sits with Vaughn Paul in the clubhouse of Hollywood Park in Los Angeles. Paul was Durbin's first husband. Durbin, the internationally famous child star from Hollywood's Golden Age who brought her pure soprano voice and natural, girl-next-door looks to nearly 30 movies, died in April 2013. Family friend Bob Koster, whose father directed six of Durbin's films, tells The Associated Press on Wednesday May 1, 2013 that she died at age 91 in a village outside Paris in April. (AP File Photo)
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Deanna Durbin, the teen sensation whose sparkling soprano voice and girl-next-door looks made her a star during Hollywood's Golden Age, has died, a family friend said Wednesday. She was 91.
Durbin died on about April 20 in a village outside Paris where she had lived, out of public view, since 1949, family friend Bob Koster of Los Angeles told the Associated Press. Koster's father, Henry Koster, directed six of Durbin's films. Bob Koster did not know the cause of death.
At the height of her career, the Canadian-born Durbin, who made her first feature, "Three Smart Girls," at age 13, was among the highest-paid actresses.
Her fans included Winston Churchill, who said she was his favorite star according to biographer William Manchester, and Anne Frank, who had Durbin's photo pasted on the wall in the secret quarters where she and her family hid in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.
In 1938 she received an honorary Academy Award for her "significant contribution in bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth."
Her hair, makeup and on-screen outfits set fashion trends worldwide and were emulated by millions. In the 1941 hit "Nice Girl?" Durbin, then 20, wore a spangled white organdy dress, ruffled and modestly cut, that became the rage at proms and country club dances across the United States.
"She was one of the last really legitimate movie stars from the 1930s who was still with us," film historian Alan K. Rode told the Los Angeles Times. "She was a huge box-office star for a short period of time."
But Durbin retired from the movies at age 28 and never looked back despite appeals from directors, studios and fans.
Deanna Durbin was born Edna Mae Durbin on Dec. 4, 1921 in Winnipeg, Canada. Because of illness, her father moved the family to Los Angeles where the young Edna was discovered by a talent scout while singing at a school recital.
In 1936, she co-starred with Judy Garland in "Every Sunday." The financially struggling Universal hired her to star in "Three Smart Girls." It was Durbin's first full-length feature, and it was a huge success thanks to the young actress' strong screen presence. A year later, "One Hundred Men and a Girl" followed suit, saving Universal from bankruptcy and earning the renamed Deanna Durbin the nickname, "the mortgage lifter."
Rode said Durbin, along with Abbot and Costello, "saved the studio from going down the tubes."
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First-Day Assignments
Before the start of each semester, this page will include information about assignments your professors would like you to complete before the first class. Please check back in the weeks leading up to the fall, spring and summer sessions.
Fall 2015
Advanced Litigation (Prater)
Come to the first class.
Advanced Criminal Procedure (Cateforis)
For our first class meeting, Thursday, Aug. 27, please read pages 34-63 in Dressler and Thomas, "Criminal Procedure: Prosecuting Crime." During our first two class meetings, we will be discussing the norms set out in the book, talking about what "justice" means and about criminal justice reform.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (Fairchild)
There is no ADR assignment for the first day; however, syllabus and course description are posted on Blackboard.
Antitrust (Landsberg)
The casebook is "United States Antitrust Law and Economics," 2d edition (2011), by Einer Elhauge (Foundation Press). The syllabus is available at the Law School, and also on Blackboard, to which you should have access. For the first day of class, please read pages 1-10 of Elhauge and the syllabus.
In addition to the casebook, you will need 15 USC sec.s 1-4, 6a-7, 9, 12-18a, 45, available on Westlaw.
A few supplemental cases will be assigned (see syllabus).
Class is Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 2:40-3:35 in Room 129. Make-up classes are scheduled for Friday, Sept. 11, Oct. 16 and Nov. 13 at 12:30 p.m. in Room 129. No classes have been canceled yet, but one make-up is a constructive day (hence, a regular required class day). Two other days may be canceled later in the semester.
The registrar has scheduled the final exam on Monday, Dec. 7, from 2-5 p.m.
Business Organizations (Harper Ho)
Required materials for the course include:
- The most recent (3rd) edition of Smith & Williams (S&W)
- The 2015 Eisenberg statutory supplement
I have been advised that the 2015 statutory supplement (required) is unlikely to be available at the bookstore before the first week of September, but assigned readings from it will be provided for you in PDF via Blackboard for the first couple weeks. An optional coursepack will be available (on or before Fri.) at the bookstore (Burge Union) that includes the primary supplemental readings (with the exception of handouts). You may instead opt to print or use supplemental materials from Blackboard, but many students find the coursepack more convenient. The course syllabus and Blackboard site should be accessible to you sometime the week of 8/24.
Since the syllabus only contains the full assignment for the first few weeks, be sure to check Blackboard (Course Materials) for each session's assignment and the related folder containing any supplemental materials (beyond the casebook and statutory supplement) even if you are purchasing the coursepack. An updated syllabus with remaining assignments will be provided later in the course, but generally after we complete a section of the materials rather than in advance. Blackboard is the authoritative source for all assigned readings and announcements. The "Assignments" section of Blackboard will be reserved for assignments you will complete during the course, not for daily readings. Please be sure to bring your casebook AND statutory supplement (once it's available) with you to class each day.
For Monday (1st hour), we will cover "Creation of the Agency Relationship. Please prepare:
- S&W pp. 1-6, Nears v. Holiday Hospitality Franchising, Inc. (does not incluse Problem 1-1)
- Stat.: Rstmt (3d) of Agency §§ 1.01-1.03, 1.04(5)
NOTE: For all assignments from the Restatement, you should also skim the comments and related examples. Bring the Statutory Supplement with you to class each day.
Today's Key Questions:
- What is a principal? What is an agent?
- How is an agency relationship formed? What intent is required? Of what relevance is contract?
- Why does it matter whether an agency relationship exists between two parties or not?
For Monday (2nd hour), we will cover "Duties of Principal and Agent." Please prepare:
- S&W pp. 7-11, Food Lion, Inc. v. Capital Cities/ABC, Inc.
- Stat.: Rstmt. 3.14-3.16; Rstmt. 8.01-8.13, 8.15 (cmts not required other than cmt to 8.01d(1))
Today's Key Questions:
- What are the problems that agency law attempts to solve?
- What duties does the agent have to the principal? Principal to agent?
- Do these duties change if a person is a "double agent"?
Civil Procedure (Mulligan)
Register for the Course's TWEN page on Westlaw.com (The course syllabus is there. You will gain access to Westlaw during orientation.)
- Aug. 31: In the Yeazell red textbook, skim 279-87, then more carefully read 288-306, 312–14.
- Sept. 1: In the Yeazell red textbook, read 315-42.
Civil Procedure (Sward)
Welcome to Civil Procedure! This is an important course regardless of what you ultimately hope to do with your law degree. I hope that you will learn a lot in this course, not only about Civil Procedure itself, but also about the skills of legal analysis. I am here to help you with this.
We will have two classes on Thursday, one right after the other, with a short break in between. For those two classes, please read pages 1-27 and 554-559 in your casebook. In addition, I have posted several items on Blackboard. There is a brief history of procedure, which we will discuss on the first day, probably in the second class, so please read that. I also strongly urge you to read a short paper on stating the issue in whether/when format. Both of these documents can be found under the Course Documents button on Blackboard. You should also read the entire syllabus, including the rules and goals for the course and the guidelines on how to study law at the end of the syllabus. The syllabus is under the Syllabus button on Blackboard. The syllabus itself refers to two other documents that are posted under the Course Documents button on Blackboard, both of which help to explain why I do not allow computers or other devices, like tablets or smart phones, in the classroom.
Please note: In addition to the rule against use of computers and similar devices in the classroom, another important rule is that you may not use, for any purpose, any materials prepared by students who took this class in previous years, and you may not record the class. (If there is some compelling reason why you need to record the class, see me.) I have explained the reasons for these rules in the syllabus.
I look forward to a productive and, I hope, enjoyable year! See you all on Thursday.
Civil Rights Actions (McAllister)
For the first day (Monday, Aug. 31), please read Monroe v. Pape (posted on Blackboard). You also may want to review the syllabus posted on Blackboard, but I also will hand out paper copies of the latter in class. Be prepared to sign the seating chart.
Commercial Law: Secured Transactions (Ware)
The required casebook is Lynn M. LoPucki & Elizabeth Warren, "Secured Credit: A Systems Approach" (7th ed., 2012).
The recommended statutebook is Elizabeth Warren, "Bankruptcy and Article 9" (2015). You may use a different statutebook if it has current versions of these statutes: (1) Articles 1 and 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, (2) the Uniform Motor Vehicle Certificate of Title and Anti-Theft Act, and (3) the Bankruptcy Code. The 2011-2014 versions of the recommended statutebook have the current versions of these statutes, as do several other books.
For the first class, read casebook pages xxxi-xxxv, 3-4.
Contracts (Peck)
1. Please try to access Blackboard for our contracts course.
2. In Blackboard, under Course Documents, you'll find the course syllabus, which contains information about the course, along with a list of the pages we'll cover in the casebook, Restatement, and UCC this semester.
3. For this first week, please look at the table beginning on page 2 of the syllabus. Please read the materials shown for Cpt. 1, Basis for Enforcing promises.
4. Thursday, we'll first begin with some introductory discussion about the course and about the subject of contracts in general.
Contracts (Ware)
Two books are required for this course:
- E. Allan Farnsworth et al., "Cases and Materials on Contracts" (8th ed. 2013)
- James E. Byrne, "Contracts Texts" (4th or 5th edition)
For the first class, read Farnsworth pages v – x.
Contract Drafting (Sears)
First class meets Sept. 2, 2015. Textbook is "Translating the Business Deal into Contract Concepts." These chapters provide the framework for the course. You will learn the analytical skills that deal lawyers use when drafting and the basic contract concepts from a deal lawyer's perspective.
Reading Assignment:
- Chapter 1 – A Few Words.
- Chapter 2 – The Building Blocks of Contracts.
- Chapter 3 – Translating the Business Deal – Part 1
- Chapter 4 – Translating the Business Deal – Part 2 (Including the Appendices to Chapter 4)
- Chapter 5 – A Contract's Parts
- Drafting Assignment – None
Copyright Law and Digital Works (Kautsch)
Go to The West Education Network (TWEN) and visit the website for Copyright Law and Digital Works. Initial assignments, plus the course syllabus, are posted there.
Corporate Social Responsibility (Harper Ho)
For Monday, please visit the "Assignments" section of Blackboard (access will be provided to you on or before Thursday, August 27, 2015) and click on the link to respond to the questions shown there. Please complete this and email your responses to me before 9 a.m. Monday, Aug. 31. Required advance readings have also been posted for those who have not already completed either Business Organizations or BA 1&2. These readings should be completed before the start of the second week of class (Tuesday, September 8).
The syllabus and all materials for the course will be posted on Blackboard, and you should bring them to class. At present, laptops are permitted, but if they interfere with discussion, this will be subject to change. This seminar will focus heavily on discussion, but note taking will be essential to your mastery of the material. Copies of the syllabus will be provided during the first class.
Elections and Campaign Finance (Johnson)
Please read pages 55-60 of the casebook and Burson v. Freeman, which is posted in the Course Documents page of the Blackboard website.
Environmental Law Survey (Outka)
Welcome back to Green Hall! There is so much happening in environmental law this year – we are going to have a great semester. For the first day of class, please read and bring with you the sampling of environmental law news stories below. Collectively, these selections will give you an early sense of the wide-ranging issues, themes, and challenges for environmental law and policy, historically and looking to the future as the field continues to evolve. As you read each selection, highlight and come prepared to discuss aspects of the stories that raise questions, that evoke your sense of justice or injustice, that suggest the possibilities and/or limits of law as a source of environmental protection, and anything else that strikes you as interesting and especially pertinent to the justifications for and practice of environmental law.
Note: The source for 1-4 is available through the Wheat Law Library. On campus, you should be able to access the story directly via the links provided. Off campus, you will have to log in through the Library web page. Scroll down to "Energy and Environmental Publishing" under "Topical". You should then be able to find the story either by date, title search.
- "COAL: Greens urge courts to yank states' Clean Water Act authority" – GreenWire/E&E Publishing (July 23, 2015)
- "WATER POLLUTION: Judge rules dairy manure poses 'imminent and substantial' health threat" – GreenWire/E&E Publishing (Jan. 15, 2015)
- "OIL AND GAS: EPA proposes crackdown on methane emissions" – GreenWire/E&E Publishing (Aug. 18, 2015)
- "AIR POLLUTION: Study outlines minorities dramatically higher exposure to NO2" – GreenWire/E&E Publishing (April 17, 2014)
- "ENVIRONMENT: 230 Colorado mines are leaking heavy metals into state rivers" – Denver Post (Aug. 16, 2015)
- "EPA Newsroom: U.S., Maryland Settle with 16 Companies for Cleanup of Central Chemical Superfund Site in Hagerstown, Md." (Aug. 17, 2015)
Estate Planning: Principles (Hickert)
Aug. 31: Text pages 1-42 (and corresponding IRC Sections and Regulations)
Sept. 1: Text pages 42-54 (and corresponding IRC Sections and Regulations)
Evidence (Prater)
Read Chapter 1.
Federal Income Tax (Mazza)
Purchase from the bookstore the following required material:
- Burke & Friel, "Taxation of Individual Income" (11th ed. 2015)
- CCH, Federal Income Tax Code and Regulations — Selected Sections (2015-16)
Before the first class, access the TWEN materials and read the course description. During the first class, we will discuss some administrative matters relating to the course and focus on sources of U.S. tax law. Prepare the reading assignment in Unit 1.
Federal Indian Law (Kronk Warner)
David H. Getches, Charles F. Wilkinson, Robert A. Williams, Jr. & Matthew L.M. Fletcher, "Federal Indian Law," pp. 8-29 (6th ed. West 2011).
Immigration Law (Yuille)
Welcome to Immigration! For our first meeting, this is what you should do:
- Please complete the reading and answer the questions in the handout available on Blackboard.
- Please bring a computer or tablet that will allow you to complete an online activity.
- You must also review the syllabus. You should bring any syllabus questions or concerns with you to class on Monday.
Please note: There is no required text for this course. However, you will be required to use the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) weekly. Consider purchasing a hard copy of the relevant primary legal sources (e.g. Immigration Law Handbook). Suggested but not required texts include the following:
- Richard A. Boswell, Essentials of Immigration Law (3d or 2d ed.)
- Michael A. Scaperlanda, Immigration Law: A Primer (2009) [free]
- EOIR, Immigration Court Practice Manual (updated 2013) [free]
International Trade Law (Bhala)
"International Trade Law" (4th ed., 2015), Volume I: Preface, Introduction, and Chapters 1-2. Also start reading Chapters 3-7 and watch YouTube video.
Please note this and all assignments are in the NEW, 4th edition, of the "International Trade Law" textbook.
Islamic Law (Bhala)
Understanding Islamic Law (Sharī'a): Preface, Notes on Manuscript Preparation, Introduction: Ten Threshold Issues, and Chapters 1-3
Jurisdiction (Mulligan)
Register for the Course's TWEN page on Westlaw.com (The course syllabus is there.)
- Aug. 31: Read Pennoyer v. Neff on the TWEN site.
- Sept. 1: Read International Shoe v. Washington on the TWEN site.
Juvenile Law (Sheldon)
This assignment is also posted in Blackboard.
Required Texts:
- "Children in the Legal System" (5th ed.) (2014) by Davis, Scott, Wadlington, and Whitebread
- Revised Kansas Code for Care of Children (Kansas Statutes Annotated 38-2201 et seq.)
- Revised Kansas Juvenile Justice Code (Kansas Statutes Annotated 38-2301 et seq.)
- Juvenile Justice Authority (Kansas Statutes Annotated 75-7001 et seq.)
Aug. 31 class topic: Introduction to the Legal and Philosophical Basis to the Juvenile Justice System
Reading Assignment:
- Casebook: Chapter 1 (pp.1-2) and Chapter 9 (pp. 913-918)
- Kansas Code for Care of Children (Section 38-2201, 2209-2213 and 2247)
- Kansas Juvenile Justice Code (Section 38-2301, 2309-2312, 2325-2326 and 2353)
- Juvenile Justice Authority (Section 75-7001, briefly look through the Act)
Kansas Supreme Court Research Clinic (Steadham)
Prior to our first class meeting on Sept. 2, please register for access to the online textbook at https://teachinglaw.com/. Students who have previously purchased access to TeachingLaw.com for a different class should have continuing access this semester. Please contact me with any questions (firstname.lastname@example.com).
For the first day of class, please review the following modules on TeachingLaw.com
- Research Sources
- Introduction to Legal Research
- The American Legal System
- Overview of Primary Law
- Overview of Secondary Sources
- Citing to Research Sources
- Overview of the Research Process
- A Research Plan Example: From Start to Finish
- Introduction to Legal Research
Labor Law (Delaney)
MTW 3:45 – 4:40, Green Hall Room 108
I have posted a Syllabus and Course Overview to Blackboard. Assigned readings appear in the Syllabus for the semester. The first week's readings are below. The National Labor Relations Act sections can be found under the "Course Documents" tab on Blackboard.
I intend to spend the first class recounting a little history about the labor relations climate in the U.S. before our modern labor laws were passed beginning in the 1930s. I don't usually cite to Wikipedia (and probably won't again this year), but there is some pretty good, well-researched material on the site about a violent series of strikes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries called the Colorado Labor Wars. I have posted a couple of MS Word documents to the "Course Documents" tab on Blackboard that excerpt some of the Wiki text. You are NOT required to read the documents and I won't test on them, but I promise you if you do take a little time to look at the accounts before (or after) the first class you will have a much better appreciation for how we came to be where we are today and you will find the story to be as surprising and interesting as anything else you are likely to be assigned this academic year.
Nonprofit and Tax-Exempt Organizations (Hopkins)
For the first class on Sept. 1, 2015, please complete the following reading assignment:
- Textbook, Chapters 1-3
- Sample articles of incorporation
- Internal Revenue Code sections 501(a), (b), (c); 170
Patent Practice (Cook)
Durham: Pp 7 (sources of law), 17-24 and 37-40, as well as reviewing the patents at the end of Durham.
MPEP: 601-601.01(g)
The MPEP is accessible here: http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/pac/mpep/index.html
Practice in Kansas (Valdez)
Required materials: There are no course materials to be purchased. All course materials will be available on Blackboard.
Please review the first file folder, Chapter 1, called "Commencing A Civil Action" for the first week of class. It can be found under the Course Documents tab on Blackboard.
Special Topics: Advanced Legal Analysis (Six)
The first-day assignments are posted on the Blackboard site for the course. You will find a brief reading assignment and also a request that you bring your laptop computer with you to class if you generally take law school exams on a computer. We will be taking an ungraded "pre-test" during our first class meeting on Sept. 2. The syllabus is also posted on the Blackboard site.
Sports Law (DeLaTorre)
On the first day of class, we will cover pp. 105-112 of the casebook (Mitten, Davis, et al., 3rd ed.). Please be ready to sign the seating chart on the first day of class
Torts I (Westerbeke)
(8:10 and 10:20 classes): Prosser, Wade & Schwartz, "Torts Cases and Materials" (13th ed. 2015), pp. 1-20.
Torts I (Kautsch)
For the initial class period, the assigned reading is Chapter I, "Development of Liability Based Upon Fault," pages 1-15, i Prosser, Wade and Schwartz's "Torts: Cases and Materials" (13th ed.). Visit the Blackboad site for the course to see additional assignments, as well as the syllabus.
Torts I (McAllister)
For our first two class sessions (both on Monday, Aug. 31), please skim pages 1 - 4 of the casebook, and read more carefully the cases contained on pages 5 - 31. Be prepared to sign the seating chart.
Trusts & Estates (DeLaTorre)
On the first day of class, we will cover pp. 41-50 of the casebook (Dukeminier & Sitkoff, 9th ed.). Please be ready to sign the seating chart on the first day of class.
Water Law (Peck)
- You can find the course syllabus on Blackboard.
- For this week, from table beginning on p. 3 of the syllabus, please read the casebook pages through the sections on "In General" and "Hydrology" and the accompanying Supplement pages.


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At the risk of getting minus points by asking the question, I am seeking help for the errors Perl interpreter picks up. This is a homework question from Beginning Perl.
Q: Modify the currency program to keep asking for currency names until a valid currency name is entered.
#! /usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my ($value, $from, $to, $rate, %rates);
%rates = (
pounds => 1,
dollars => 1.6,
marks => 3,
"french frances" => 10,
yen => 174.8,
"swiss frances" => 2.43,
drachma => 492.3,
euro => 1.5
print "currency exchange formula -
pounds, dollars, marks, french frances,
yen, swiss frances, drachma, euro\n";
print "Enter your starting currency: ";
$from = <>;
While ($from ne $rates{$from}) {
print "I don't know anything about $from as a currency\n";
print "Please re-enter your starting currency:";
$from = <>;
print "Enter your target currency: ";
$to =<>;
chomp($to) ;
While ($to ne $rates{$to}) {
print "I don't know anything about $to as a currency\n";
print "Please re-enter your target currency:";
$to = <>;
print "Enter your amount: ";
$value = <>;
chomp ($value);
if ($value == 0) {
print "Please enter a non-zero value";
$value = <>;
chomp ($value);
$rate = $rates{$to} / $rates{$from};
print "$value $from is ", $value*$rate, " $to.\n";
4 errors were identified, all within the
while loop, e.g.
"syntax error at line 27, near ") {" or
...at line 33, near "}" ... etc. The only thing I have in, for example line 27, is a whitespace between
")" and
"{". The solution provided by the author, as far as I could see, is nearly identifical to my script except that the author uses
while (not exists $rates{$from}) { ... }.
Did I misundertand the usage of "ne"? Or is anything else wrong with my script? Great many thanks.


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Yep, there's no better way for the whole family to enjoy Thanksgiving than gathering 'round the TV and watching kids' dreams get mashed like yams. And that is what happened this Thursday, when poor little 13-year-old Beatrice Miller was sent home in tears, after barely making it through her sobby "save me" song performance. No, Beatrice didn't drop to her knees, but Rachel Crow flashbacks still raced through my tryptophan-addled brain as I watched her emotional elimination. It's a good thing I'd eaten my Thanksgiving supper before tuning in to "The X Factor," because if I hadn't, I surely would have lost my appetite after this sad sight.
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I've proofed 120 film (6x6's) as cyanotypes and then scanned them in. No need for enlarged negatives or digital negatives. That just introduces a poor intermediate.
Most of your negatives, if close to proper exposure, will cyanotype reasonably well. It's not too hard to judge when exposure is sufficient.
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The seasonally adjusted jobless rate dipped to 7.6 percent last month, down three-tenths of a percentage point from 7.9 percent in March, according to a monthly employment report released on Friday.
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Lennar Corporation (NYSE:LEN) is overvalued and the upside is limited. LEN, a residential construction company established in 1954 and headquartered in Miami, FL has experienced the profits that the rest of the real-estate market has felt over the 2012 fiscal year, but we are not optimistic about this company sustaining those profits. Our price target analysis projects the 2013 stock price at $26 giving us a Buy/Sell range from $21 on the low end and $29 on the high end. Since LEN is currently priced around $42, we rate this company at Sell. Looking at its past fiscal year performance and its current valuation we believe LEN is undervalued, and without any real growth opportunity it will not be able to increase its value over the fiscal year. The housing market is projected to decline from the slight comeback they saw in 2012, partially due to increased costs of materials. LEN is not forecasted to grow during this decrease in the market. Overall, we see 2013 as a step back for LEN stock value after being overvalued due to increased revenue in 2012 like much of the real-estate market.
LEN was founded in 1954 and builds homes for different stages of life. Based out of Miami, FL, this company constructs homes in 18 states across the nation. They offer move-up and retirement homes in different types of communities including golf course, urban, active adult, and suburban neighborhoods. In construction LEN creates primarily single-family homes and also deals in the purchase and development of land. LEN provides financial services to its costumers such as mortgage financing, title insurance, and closing services. In the real estate domain LEN is involved in sourcing, underwriting, pricing, managing, and monetizing along with provision of real estate capital and asset management services. In November of 2012 LEN owned 107,138 home sites with 21,346 more sites accessible through option contracts.
Valuation -
LEN's current PE is 11.7, higher than the industry average at 0.0. Their future PE is 16.0. In comparison to competitors, which we will flesh out later in the article, LEN is towards the lowest stockholders are willing to pay for residential construction investment thus is undervalued. In their fourth quarter presentation LEN reported a 313% increase in net earnings YoY for the quarter bringing them to $124.3 million, or $0.56 per diluted share. For the full 2012 fiscal year LEN reports a 33% increase in revenues to reach $4.1 billion. We do not see any evidence to believe that LEN will be able to maintain this level of growth and do not see the company appreciating in value over the forward fiscal year.
Key ratios like ROA, ROE, and ROIC level the playing field so companies are more comparable. Let's look at how LEN compares to the same competitors, DHI and RYL, in these areas. LEN reports ROE at 22.2% while DHI reports 30.8% and RYL at 8.5%. Here LEN lands in the middle of these two competitors though DHI has a much higher return on equity ratio. For ROA LEN reports 7.0%, DHI 15.2%, and RYL 2.3%. We see the same comparison here with LEN between competitors. Lastly, LEN reports ROIC at 8.5%, DHI at 15.2%, and RYL at 1.7%. Like ROE and ROA, LEN is between DHI and RYL while DHI has very good numbers. LEN is competitive in its market but is not the strongest.
What we are seeing is that LEN is improving its numbers like much of the market, but there are still weak points in the company. At an 11.7 PE, this company is undervalued. The company is predicted to have -84% growth this quarter, with overall -45.3% growth for the fiscal year. Since LEN is already valued low and has negative growth expectations there is little change this company will be able to change their valuation. This combination of undervaluation with negative growth prospects merits our "Sell" rating.
Catalyst -
Contrary to the progress the housing market made over 2012 the first three months of 2013 have not been as optimistic. While in many areas the demand for housing is there, Jerry Howard, CEO of the National Association of Home Builders explains the problem, "The home builders themselves are worried about their ability to provide the housing in a lot of instances". Why this worry? There is an overall lack of land, labor, and credit that are preventing homes to be built. Costs of materials, especially lumber, which have skyrocketed, are frustrating small and mid-sized builders that cannot keep up with these elevated prices. LEN finds itself in a market that is still not fully recovered and now has to battle rising material prices. Even though they have performed well during 2012 there is not enough opportunity for LEN to out perform the market.
Economic Moat -
Although this would not completely constitute an economic moat, the fact that LEN offers multiple services in one place for residential construction could be a unique factor. In fact, both DHI and RYL offer financial services and both of which see profits from those financial segments. The second strike against this possible economic moat, other than the fact that it is not exclusive, is that this is currently the weakest part of the company. As stated before the Rialto Investments segment of LEN is operating at a loss and could be a large part of why it needs to generate capital through senior notes. In a market where economic moats are not extremely easy to come by, we do not see any sort of strong contender for an economic moat for LEN, another negative factor that leaves no barriers to entry against competitors.
Revenue and EPS Outlook -
The price target analysis for LEN breaks down what we predict for the next five fiscal years in terms of income and growth, and secondly what that means for the stock price in 2013. Reflected in our first table is the 2012 operating income and then the decrease in 2013. The following price target was configured through a 5-year projected discounted cash flow analysis. The model projects operating income, taxes, depreciation, capital expenditures, and changes in working capital. Using that information, we can project what the company is worth. We can then use that projection and compare it to current prices. We anticipate a 29.4% decrease in operating income YoY, after which the company will start to see growth. Going back to LEN's PE and future PE, we believe that these numbers are overestimating growth potential. A good PE range for a healthy company that is performing with the market is a 20-25 range. Currently LEN's EPS is 3.28. In order for LEN to reach this healthy range either the company's stock price would have to rise to approximately $66, from their current $42, or their EPS would have to drop to 2.1. Does this seem possible given the state of the company and its forecasted growth decreases? We do not see enough opportunity for LEN to achieve either of these possibilities, so we rate this company for the second time as a "Sell".
Price Target Analysis
The following price target was configured through a 5-year projected discounted cash flow analysis. The model projects operating income, taxes, depreciation, capital expenditures, and changes in working capital. Using that information, we can project what the company is worth. We can then use that projection and compare it to current prices.
Here is how to calculate price targets using discounted cash flow analysis:
(all figures in millions)
Step 1.
Project operating income, taxes, depreciation, capex, and working capital for five years. Calculate cash flow available by taking operating income - taxes + depreciation - capital expenditures - working capital.
2012 Projections
2013 Projections
2014 Projections
2015 Projections
2016 Projections
Operating Income
Capital Expendit.
Working Capital
Available Cash Flow
Step 2.
Calculate present value of available cash flow (PV factor of WACC * available cash flow). You can calculate WACC, but we have given this number to you. The PV factor of WACC is calculated by taking 1 / [(1 + WACC)^# of FY years away from current]. For example, 2016 would be 1 / [(1 + WACC)^4 (2016-2012).
WACC for LEN: 8.10%
PV Factor of WACC
PV of Available Cash Flow
Step 3.
For the fifth year, we calculate a residual calculation. This number is calculated by taking the fifth year available cash flow and dividing by the cap rate, which is calculated by taking WACC and subtracting out residual growth rate. Residual growth rate is typically between 2-6%. 4% is average growth for industry. Companies with high levels of growth have higher residual growth, while companies with lower growth levels have lower residual growth. This is why higher growth companies tend to have higher PE ratios. We will give you cap rate.
Cap Rate for LEN: 3.10%
Available Cash Flow
Divided by Cap Rate
Residual Value
Multiply by 2016 PV Factor
PV of Residual Value
Step 4.
Calculate Equity Value - add PV of residual value, available cash flow PVs, current cash, and subtract debt:
Sum of Available Cash Flows
PV of Residual Value
Cash/Cash Equivalents
Interest Bearing Debt
Equity Value
Step 5.
Divide equity value by shares outstanding:
Equity Value
Shares Outstanding
Price Target
Profit/Value Industry Comparisons
Operating Margin
Gross Margin
Return on Equity
LEN has increased all of its profitability margins YoY. They increased the operating margin from 3.4% to 7.8%. Their gross margin increased f rom 6.4% to 11.0%. The largest increase in profit margin was in ROE from 3.5% to 22.2%.
DHI also saw increases YoY in profit margins across the board. Their operating margin increased form 0.3% to 5.6%. Gross margin increased from 16.9% to 19.8%. Again ROE was the largest increase from 2.7% to 30.8%. NVR, Inc. (NYSE:NVR) also saw profitability increase in operating margin from 7.0% to 8.9%, gross margin from 18.7% to 19.3%, and again the largest increase was ROE from 8.3% to 12.7%. Meritage Homes Corporation (NYSE:MTH) saw profitability ratios increase in operating margin from 0.2% to 4.6%, gross margin from 16.4% to 18.3%, and ROE again the largest increase from -4.3% to 17.8%. Lastly RYL sees profitability ratios increase in operating margin from -3.9% to 3.9%, gross margin from 13.8% to 21.5%, and ROE's large increase from -10.7% to 8.5%. All competitors in the residential construction market saw increases in profitability margins confirming the notion that the market is improving. LEN is the only company that merely maintained their gross margin instead of increasing. LEN mostly follows the trends for profitability in the market but is the weakest.
Industry Average
Future P/E
Let's compare PE and future PE to the competitors. As discussed briefly earlier, LEN is showing an 11.7 PE and an increase in future PE with 16.0. LEN is undervalued with negative growth prospects. DHI has a 7.9 PE and a 14.5 future PE. NVR has a 28.7 PE and a 13.2 future PE. MTH has a 13.8 PE and a 13.5 future PE. Finally, RYL has a 44.6 PE and a 12.4 future PE. While companies like NVR and RYL have high PEs and are overvalued, LEN's valuation accounts for current and future profits, so the increase seen in the future PE indicates that the company will lose money YoY.
LEN has stated that it plans to use the revenue from the new senior notes as working capital, for corporate expenses, and may be used in the repayment or repurchase of other outstanding senior notes. If used wisely, this could give LEN the capital to boost revenues, manage those revenues efficiently on the corporate end, and settle outstanding senior notes, freeing up the company to turn larger profits this fiscal year. This new capital help them counterbalance the overvaluation in their current stock and justify this overvalue.
The Bottom Line
In conclusion, we see that LEN has followed the market trend and increased revenues in 2012 but we believe that the current stock value already reflects future profits and will drop in value over the course of the year as a result of this overvaluation. Even though 2012 was a comeback year for the housing market analysts are already beginning to doubt is this market will sustain these improvements in 2013. Our price target analysis projects depreciation in LEN's stock price for 2013 and we believe that this company is best rated at a "Sell".
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
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|BACKGROUND: The aim of our study was to evaluate gas retention, abdominal symptoms and changes in girth circumference in females with bloating using an active or sham abdominal wall mechanical stimulation. METHODS: In 14 female patients, complaining of bloating (11 with irritable bowel syndrome and 3 with functional bloating according to the Rome III criteria) a gas mixture was continuously infused into the colon for 1 h (accommodation period). Abdominal perception and girth were measured. At the beginning of the 30-min period of free rectal gas evacuation (clearance period), an electromechanical device was positioned on the abdominal wall of all patients. The patients were randomly assigned to an active or a sham stimulation protocol group. Gas retention, perception and abdominal distension were measured at the end of the clearance period. RESULTS: All patients tolerated the volume (1,440 ml) of gas infused into the colon. Abdominal perception and girth measurements was similar in both groups during the accommodation period. At the end of the clearance, the perception score and the girth changes in the active and sham stimulation groups were similar (2.8 ± 2.0 vs. 1.4 ± 1.2, p = 0.2 and 4.9 ± 4.5 vs. 2.8 ± 2.3 mm, p = 0.3 active vs. sham, respectively). Furthermore, the mechanical stimulation of the abdominal wall did not significantly reduce gas retention (495 ± 101 ml vs. 566 ± 55, active vs. sham, p = 0.1). CONCLUSIONS: An external mechanical massage of the abdominal wall did not improve intestinal gas transit, abdominal perception and abdominal distension in our female patients complaining of functional bloating.
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- Straight
- Ethnicity
- Native American, White
- Status
- Single
- Height
- 6' 2" (1.88m)
- Body Type
- Fit
- Smoking
- No
- Drinking
- Socially
- Drugs
- Never
- Religion
- Catholicism and laughing about it
- Sign
- Aries
- Education
- University
- Offspring
- Doesn't have kids
- Pets
- Has dogs
- Speaks
- English
My self-summary
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What I'm doing with my life
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Currently serving in the Navy and liking it so far. I'm no where close to being "joe navy" type but I do still feel a lot of pride in wearing the uniform. Besides military, I'm always reading and looking up new things, trying to teach myself to be an adventure photographer like dj struntz, really recommend you take a look at his gallery.
I'm really good at
Go on, brag a little (or a lot). We won't judge.
Making others smile and laugh, relax. I'm like a day at the beach personified. Well if you like the beach so it still works. I make a mean paleo spaghetti with lamb meat sauce, yum!
The first things people usually notice about me
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My beautiful smile. Never really asked this about myself in all honesty.
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
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Favorite books? Yes. I'm a avid reader, usually burying my head into some thing legible, magazine, comic, or novel. I'm not to fussy about what I read, my only requirement is that, if it interests me.
Favorite movies. Again it's the same with books, I watch a lot of movies, some great, some good, and a lot of bad ones. But the ones that I will watch again and again are boondock saints and oldschool.
Favorite music? A lot of it is tropical/ surfer jams it helps me keep my mind in the sea and relaxed, but I am a metalhead and a punk fan, I like some country, indie, hiphop, pop songs as well. So it varies greatly on what is playing in my ears but the majority of it is mostly the beach music.
Favorite movies. Again it's the same with books, I watch a lot of movies, some great, some good, and a lot of bad ones. But the ones that I will watch again and again are boondock saints and oldschool.
Favorite music? A lot of it is tropical/ surfer jams it helps me keep my mind in the sea and relaxed, but I am a metalhead and a punk fan, I like some country, indie, hiphop, pop songs as well. So it varies greatly on what is playing in my ears but the majority of it is mostly the beach music.
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
My car (Ford Escape), both my passports(irish and USA), Wikipedia/Internet, rice, my boots.
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
Well a lot of things, mostly work related and studing for military qualifications. The odd thought does enter my mind, like how the majority of people looking for identity should look to a charecter from the show scrubs, and that is the surgeon, Todd. When asked who he was, his reply was " I'm the Todd" and there is a great lesson in that one throwaway line.
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
Right after work I'm at a pool doing my laps then it's off to the pub or where ever there is live music that night.
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
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Nothing I want just anyone to read, just have to come meet me to find out.
You should message me if
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You like having conversations about any sort of topic and having civil discussion on topics we may disagree on. You have a fun loving and adventurous soul, always seeking to improve your self in some way, mentally, phisically, or spiritually. You can teach me knew recipes from the Mediterranean region.
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Texas Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor can't stop a single by Minnesota Twins left fielder Josh Willingham during the ninth inning of Texas' 3-2 loss Sunday, June 29, 2014 at Globe Life Ballpark in Arlington, Texas. (G.J. McCarthy/The Dallas Morning News)
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