And, on Monday, Goldman was disclosed to have advised in Stanley Works ( SWK 47.57 , +2.42 , +5.36% ) acquisition of Black & Decker ( BDK 59.02 , +11.68 , +24.67% ) . "Fees from these deals will not be recorded until closing, but they are expected to be substantial," according to Rochdale Securities' analyst Dick Bove.  
Share:  And, on Monday, Goldman was disclosed to have advised in <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> ( SWK 47.57 , +2.42 , +5.36% ) acquisition of Black & Decker ( BDK 59.02 , +11.68 , +24.67% ) . <span class="sent"> "Fees from these deals will not be recorded until closing, but they are expected to be substantial," according to Rochdale Securities' analyst <span class="analyst">Dick Bove</span>. </span>...And, on Monday, Goldman was disclosed to have advised in <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> ( SWK 47.57 , +2.42 , +5.36% ) acquisition of Black & Decker ( BDK 59.02 , +11.68 , +24.67% ) . <span class="sent"> "Fees from these deals will not be recorded until closing, but they are expected to be substantial," according to Rochdale Securities' analyst <span class="analyst">Dick Bove</span>. </span> Tweet this 

Shares of Black & Decker, whose brands include its namesake line, DeWalt, Kwikset and Price Pfister, gained 18 percent in after hours trading, while Stanley Works rose 4.1 percent. Stanley Works brands include the Stanley line, Bostitch, Proto, and Mac Tools. WELL POSITIONED AHEAD OF RECOVERY Brian Sozzi, an analyst at Wall Street Strategies, said the deal makes strong sense. "A deal would help them get positioned ahead of the recovery in housing and the ultimate rebound in commodities," Sozzi said. 
Share:  Shares of Black & Decker, whose brands include its namesake line, DeWalt, Kwikset and Price Pfister, gained 18 percent in after hours trading, while <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> rose 4.1 percent. <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> brands include the Stanley line, Bostitch, Proto, and Mac Tools. <span class="sent"> WELL POSITIONED AHEAD OF RECOVERY <span class="analyst">Brian Sozzi</span>, an analyst at Wall Street Strategies, said the deal makes strong sense. </span> "A deal would help them get positioned ahead of the recovery in housing and the ultimate rebound in commodities," Sozzi said. Tweet this 

Stanley Works ( SWK , news , people ) stock climbed $1.41, or 4.4 percent, to $33.52 in afternoon trading. Deutsche Bank ( DB , news , people ) analyst Nigel Coe wrote in a note to investors that his firm thinks Stanley Works should be viewed more as a diversified industrial company rather than a building products firm.  
Share:  <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> ( SWK , news , people ) stock climbed $1.41, or 4.4 percent, to $33.52 in afternoon trading. <span class="sent"> Deutsche Bank ( DB , news , people ) analyst <span class="analyst">Nigel Coe</span> wrote in a note to investors that his firm thinks <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> should be viewed more as a diversified industrial company rather than a building products firm. </span>...<span class="company">Stanley Works</span> ( SWK , news , people ) stock climbed $1.41, or 4.4 percent, to $33.52 in afternoon trading. <span class="sent"> Deutsche Bank ( DB , news , people ) analyst <span class="analyst">Nigel Coe</span> wrote in a note to investors that his firm thinks <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> should be viewed more as a diversified industrial company rather than a building products firm. </span>...<span class="sent">Deutsche Bank ( DB , news , people ) analyst <span class="analyst">Nigel Coe</span> wrote in a note to investors that his firm thinks <span class="company">Stanley Works</span> should be viewed more as a diversified industrial company rather than a building products firm. </span> That's because of <span class="company">Stanley Works</span>' lower reliance on the construction and do it yourself markets and greater exposure to industrial tool markets and an increasing mix of stable earnings from its security segment. ...<span class="sent">Deutsche Bank ( DB , news , people ) analyst <span class="analyst">Nigel Coe</span> wrote in a note to investors that his firm thinks <span class="company"> Tweet this