Consumer - Retailing/Specialty Stores: Second
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Consumer - Retailing/Specialty Stores: Second

Kimberly Greenberger moved from Citi to Morgan Stanley in September 2010 but hasn’t moved from the second tier, which she claims for a fifth consecutive year.

SECOND TEAM Kimberly Greenberger  Morgan Stanley


Kimberly Greenberger moved from Citi to Morgan Stanley in September 2010 but hasn’t moved from the second tier, which she claims for a fifth consecutive year. Greenberger “understands the difference between a story and a real company,” observes one investor. The analyst advised clients to buy Limited Brands last October, at $28.66, because “structural upside to margins and return of cash to shareholders create a compelling total-return story.” Shares of the Columbus, Ohio–based operator of Bath & Body Works, Victoria’s Secret, White Barn Candle Co. and other specialty shops rang up gains of 31.7 percent, to $37.74, through August, besting the sector by 27.4 percentage points.


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