Stock price when the opinion was issued
(A Top Pick April 4/16. Up 4%.) Part of the fallout from the healthcare situation in the US. Trading at very mid-teen multiples, much less than what the market is trading at. Also, this is partially owned by Walgreens (WBA-Q) who got the contract away from CVS (CVS-N), so there is going to be an extra 40 million prescriptions going to be written that Amerisource is going to take advantage of. He is going to continue to Buy more.
One of the three major US drug distributors. Partnered with Walgreens to buy drugs from manufacturers in bulk, then sell to pharmacies and hospitals at profit. Trades at a low multiple. The industry has challenges: generic pricing has been soft and declining, but that's stabilizing now to ABC's margins. ABC has the highest exposure among its peers to specialty pharmaceuticals which are growing faster at higher margins. Their contracts are set through 2020. (Analysts' price target $103.87)
(BNN had the date as Nov 28/13, but I show Nov 8/13.) (A Top Pick Nov 8/13. Down 0.32%.) A distributor, not a manufacturer of pharmaceuticals. Have Walgreen (WAG-N) and Bootes as their biggest partners. Share price has been a little weak only because they issued warrants to Walgreens and issued long-term debt to buy back shares to offset the warrants. Going to start hitting its earnings growth over 2015-2016.