Johnson Controls (NYSE: JCI) management didn't tell investors what they wanted to hear on the recent second-quarter 2022 earnings call (for the quarter ending March 31). Of course, no investor wants to hear about a full-year guidance cut and talk of a falling profit margin.
Consequently, the market aggressively sold off stock in the building products and systems company. It's now down almost 15% since the report's release on May 4, taking its year-to-date performance to more than a 35% drawdown.
However, the earnings and guidance weren't that bad if you look beyond the headlines, and the stock now looks a great value. Here's why.
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