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Look for FedEx to deliver an upside surprise in 2009

To be sure, iconic FedEx (NYSE: FDX) isn't a 'back up the truck' play, but it is a suitable position for investors who can tolerate moderate risk. Here's why:

One could make a strong case that FedEx deserves to trade at the low end of it valuation, at a p/e of 10 or 12, instead of the current 21, given weak demand, and a probable, continued drop in package delivery volume in Q2 and Q3, but institutional investors aren't likely to take that stance.

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UPS delivers packages and profits

United Parcel Service just keeps rolling -- and flying -- along.

United Parcel Service, Inc. (NYSE: UPS) is the world's largest package-delivery company, transporting more than 15.6 million packages and business documents per business day.

Analysts really like UPS' solid U.S. market share, increasing international business, and large 101,000-vehicle delivery fleet. UPS also owns 600 planes.

Analysts also are impressed by UPS' China export activity, part of an international business that should generate a 10-13% revenue gain in 2008. In addition, the company's supply chain/freight business continues to show promise, with a 5-8% revenue gain expected in 2008.

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Last updated: November 27, 2009: 10:13 PM

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