Honorable Mention by snassif: Based on the AMZN idea, another play is UPS, "on increased on-line sales and shipments relative to expectations."

He told Mad Money viewers to buy stocks that aren’t up year-over-year but should be. McDonald’s (MCD), Nucor (NUE) and UPS (UPS) are strong businesses that deserve better share prices than they have right now, Cramer said.

Solid performer, Dividends

As consumer sentiment begins its uptick, UPS revenues should be a leading indicator that retail and b2b sales are creeping back up.

Cyclical recovery play, also like this more than FDX

Buy between 40 and 45

Profit says UPS should be on your radar as an early-cycle play because it has a strong balance sheet, now. Also, “it has 20% better yield on package delivery than rival FedEx and it’s now at a price point where you can buy it.”

The one thing Corbin fears is fresh trouble in the banking system and another round of selloffs in financial shares. For now, his favorite stocks are UPS (UPS), Pfizer and Medtronic (MDT). "These companies have low price/earnings ratios and decent yields, and franchises that are unlikely to be damaged in a downturn," he says.

Delivery exposure

Stability

Union company that sells nothing but price

If you try this one get out berfore earnings. Fuel and Gasoline prices are hurting bottom lines. Customer base continues to retract due to increasing fuel surcharges as well as increased pricing for shipments. Once the economy starts to stabilize, this will be one of the first places it will show up. This is a great company at the right time, but it is a good economic guage at other times.

has not done much since going public

badly run

Can't understand why it's flat when it makes PILES of money

flatlie

not enough growth

pension and labor problems

No money in logistics services.

dividend growth, cheap stock