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Jan 29, 2019
Today's Recorded Website Walk Through
No changes to simulated newsletter portfolios.
Jan 25, 2019
Brian Nelson - Author - Value Trap - Valuentum
Wall Street doesn’t know it has a problem. Index and quantitative investors have been free-riding on the backs of active managers for years, but growth in price-agnostic trading may finally have reached the tipping point. Brian Nelson, former Director of Methodology at Morningstar and President of Investment Research at Valuentum, explains how enterprise valuation forms the Theory of Universal Valuation and why a focus on it may not only help you avoid value traps, but also save you from the next financial crisis. This is a 356 page book, including Preface, Notes, Bibliography and Index.
Jan 24, 2019
Our Report on the Regional Banks and Asset Management Stocks
Image Source: Carlssa Rogers. Our report on the Regional Banks and Asset Management companies can be found in this article. Report includes AB, AINV, AMP, ARCC, BCH, BEN, BGCP, BKU, BLK, BMO, BNS, CM, FSIC, ISBC, KKR, LAZ, LM, MAIN, MTB, NABZY, NYCB, OCN, PBCT, PFG, PSEC, RY, SBNY, SBSI, STT, TCBI, TD, VLY, WBK.
Jan 23, 2019
Consider Selling Discipline = Systematic, Forward-looking, Repeatable
Image shown: An illustration of Valuentum's call on Kinder Morgan during 2015. You can read about this in more detail in the Preface of Value Trap: Theory of Universal Valuation. For a consider-selling discipline to be successful, it must be systematic, forward-looking and repeatable. The Valuentum process worked equally well with General Electric during 2017 (image later in note).  No changes to simulated newsletter portfolios.
Jan 20, 2019
Conference Call Coming Soon, Catch Up This Weekend
Image shown: The markets continue to rally significantly since the near-term bottom in December. Here's the email we sent to members December 26. No changes to simulated Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio and simulated Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolio (contact us if you missed the latest notification regarding the simulated High Yield Dividend Newsletter portfolio).
Jan 20, 2019
Schlumberger Enters 2019 with Optimism
Image source: Schlumberger investor presentation. We recently put Schlumberger on members' radars, and it appears as though the market is picking up on what we've been highlighting as shares surged following its fourth quarter report.
Jan 20, 2019
Kinder Morgan Reiterates Dividend Growth Intention
Image shown: Kinder Morgan’s pipeline network and estimated breakdown of 2018 EBDA. Source: Kinder Morgan investor presentation.  Pipeline operator Kinder Morgan has benefited from a significant increase in natural gas supply and demand of late, and it expects more of the same in 2019. Management continues to execute on its capital allocation priorities, and it reiterated previously-announced guidance for dividend growth in the years ahead.
Jan 17, 2019
Jack Bogle's Work Is Not Done
Image shown: Page 167 of Jack Bogle's text Character Counts. Background: The cover of Value Trap. No Changes to Simulated Newsletter portfolios.
Jan 16, 2019
Markets Still Bouncing Nicely
Image shown: This holiday season was mighty hectic, and not many were anticipating the volatility we experienced. Here's where the simulated Best Ideas Newsletter and simulated Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolios went to "fully invested," reducing a 30% and 20% cash "weighting" at the high end of their respective ranges for each portfolio, respectively.  No Changes to Simulated Newsletter portfolios
Jan 15, 2019
Fed Might Slow After All, Bank Reports Just Okay
Image shown: The yield curve is flattening. Source: Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis. The biggest question with Fed policy is whether the FOMC will purposefully cause an inversion in the yield curve. If it thinks the market is manipulating long rates to influence its policy, it may very well go forward with rate hikes. If it doesn't, it may very well slow the pace of rate hikes or even pause them. The behavioral implications of a yield-curve inversion may be more significant than the inversion, itself, however. No Changes to Simulated Newsletter portfolios


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