Is ACCO a buy? — what our data shows
Acco Brands makes the everyday office and school supplies you've probably used without thinking twice — things like binders, folders, shredders, and laminators, sold under brands like Mead, Five Star, and Swingline.
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What our data shows
Our data on Acco Brands is focused on one main thing: who owns it. Over 230 big investment funds have reported holding shares — and the list includes some serious heavyweights like Berkshire Hathaway, Tiger Global, and Coatue. That kind of company is worth noting. The one caution our data flags is that this stock doesn't trade a lot of hands on any given day — it's a relatively quiet, thinly traded name, which can make it harder to get in or out quickly if you ever needed to.
The takeaway
The smart-money presence is genuinely interesting for a low-profile office-supplies company, but the thin daily trading is something to keep in mind — it's a stock that rewards patience over quick moves.
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