Kauffman's price target was $78, which still gives a 33% upside against the current share price of $58. More recently, 5-star financial blogger Matthew Utesch laid out a powerful case for Ryder as one of the market's most underappreciated stocks. He points out that Ryder's investment-grade credit rating allows it to fund growth more cheaply with debt rather than equity, and that the company has enough cash to pay out a dividend yield of almost 4.5%. At a share price of $58, the dividend pays out $2.58 annually. Overall, Ryder holds a 'Strong Buy' from the analyst consensus, based on a unanimous 3 'buy' ratings. The share price of $58 and the target price of $69 give a potential upside of 19%. Deere & Company Its instantly recognizable green and yellow logo has graced the sides of tractors and farm equipment - ranging from ordinary suburban riding lawnmowers to giant harvester combines - for more than a century and a half.