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The recreation industry is expected to have mixed results for the year 2002, due to the general economy and other factors. There are several timely choices for investors, however, and for the next three to five years, as well.

The recreation industry is expected to recover in the year 2002, but not all companies should share in this. Several companies, however, hare good long term investments. These stocks are timely for the years 2002 and 2003.

Sharp declines in earnings were experienced by many recreation companies in the year 2001, but several also performed well. Difficult times are expected for the industry in the year 2002 for economic and other factors, however. There are several timely companies in this industry.

Reduced consumer spending, higher unemployment, and the slower US economy have had an adverse effect on the recreation industry, especially for retailers. This is expected to continue in the 2001 holiday season, and for the cruise and toy sectors of the industry. These stocks are risky for investors in late 2001.

Amusement parks and other recreation companies have been hampered by bad weather as well as the slowing US economy. Stability is a major factor for investors to consider in this industry. Several of these stocks are appropriate investments for the next three to five years.

Many of the companies that comprise the various sectors of the recreation industry showed disappointing earnings in the 1st qtr of the year 2001. There are, however, several good stock selections for the coming year. Investors need to be selective as this industry covers a broad range.

Results for the various companies that comprise the recreation industry are expected to be hampered by the slowing of the US economy in the 1st qtr of the year 2001. There are, however, several good long term investments, but weather and other outside factors need to be considered. There are some timely stocks here, but investors need to be selective.

The recreation industry is cyclical in nature, with earnings following the general economy. Cruise lines are adding more capacity to their liners, exercise and heal clubs are continuing to remain popular, but the toy segment has seen a lean year in 1999, and the bicycle industry is also importing more. These stocks are in the middle range of timeliness and investors need to be selective.

Recreation industry stocks are timely in the 4th qtr of 1999 due to low interest rates and the lack of inflation in the US economy, along with the toy fads in the 1999 Christmas selling season. Motor sports are forecast to become more popular in the year 2000, but the bicycle industry is facing tough competition from foreign makers. Several stocks in this industry are timely for 1999 and the year 2000 and have appreciation potential for the next three to five years.

Recreation industry stocks have become timely in 1999 due to increased leisure time for more Americans and the popularity of the products and services that this industry provides. Changing demographics are making cruise lines and boating more popular, and the toy industry is benefiting from the Internet, as well. Many stocks in this sector are timely and many others have good potential for the next three to five years, but investors need to be selective in their choices.

The demand for leisure products and services in the US is expected to remain good through the middle of the year 2000 with low inflation and unemployment and good retail sales, and prospects for recreation industry stocks are good as a result. The crisis in Kosovo has hurt cruise lines, but the recreation industry is being helped by demographic trends, and toys are including more electronic components. These stocks are timely in 1999, and several have good prospects for the next three to five years, but investors need to be selective.

Not long ago George Schwartz, manager of Ave Maria Catholic Values fund, called Polaris Industries (PII) 'a money machine.' He wasn't kidding. Polaris announced third quarter earnings that beat analysts' [...]

The price appreciation potential of the shares of Polaris Industries Inc. for the years 2011-2013 is discussed. The Medina, Minnesota-based company offers snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, personal watercraft, motorcycles, and related accessories and replacement parts.

The price appreciation potential of the shares of Polaris Inds. Inc. for the years 2011-2013 is discussed. The Medina, Minnesota-based company designs, engineers, and manufactures snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, personal watercraft, and motorcycles.

The shares of Polaris Industries Inc. have average price appreciation potential over the 2010-2012 timeframe. The Medina, Minnesota-based company manufactures snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, personal watercraft, and motorcycles.

A comparative analysis of the company sales and earnings and the financial details of Polaris Inds. from 1993- 2004 are illustrated. Projections of the equity price of this company for 2006 - 2008 is made using Value Line estimates.