I found this thread in another forum.
It is very popular there and it seems to me that it can also be adapted here. Maybe it will help someone to decid what buy/sell.
My strategy is based on 8% profit and dividends. I buy shares which I believe will bring 8% profit in a short time.
You’re right, in my case it’s more of a trading. That is why I ask to justify the purchase of shares.
Some may buy for long term, others for dividends only and sell after ex-date or like me for daily trading.
ended up getting some OXY and a few more fractions of ULVR, don’t ever plan to sell unless the price inflates too rapidly for a reason unknown to me.
I’ve got no idea! Their earnings have been OK and beat expectations and their next earnings estimates looks good too. I will try take a position soon and hold up to their next earnings in Feb.
I just did a Google search. It appears Amazon is the threat. I like the look of the return on equity, the cash returned to shareholders in dividends and the weakness in the share price. I`ll keep an eye on it.
I wouldn`t concider WMT for its growth. PEG is useful for measuring growth stocks. Jim Slater used PEG. I like the way Warren Buffett considers “owner earnings” when considering both growth and value stocks. I prefer to look at future discounted cashflow.
I had wondered why pepsico saw a large rally in price and the only news that seemed to occur at the same time as it started was about their efforts to make US production run on 100% renewable energy to reduce emissions by 20%.
seems it is one of those companies that mean you don’t need to invest in the renewable energy sector to have a positive moral impact because they will do it for you. though I do wish they had waited until after my next paycheck and deposit xD
@magpielad lots of company’s face pressure from amazon. if you want to avoid that, Costco seems to be one who is relatively unaffected or even a strong competitor.
Ive been looking at Walmart today. The "high" p/e doesnt take in to account the share buy backs. Also the high PB is caused by the low book price and the return of equity to shareholders. The market cap looks low if you estimate future discounted cashflow. I`m considering averaging in this week.