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Aug 7, 2017
Generic Drug Price Deflation Continues to Weigh on Shares of Teva
Shares of former Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio idea Teva Pharmaceuticals have come under renewed selling pressure after reporting weak quarterly results due largely to deflationary price pressures felt in the generic drug division. Teva has been relatively powerless in stopping the trend. We had removed the shares from the Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio well before the last leg down, and the Dividend Cushion ratio warned of tremendous risk to the sustainability of the dividend far in advance.
Aug 7, 2017
Understanding How Dividends Impact Intrinsic Value Estimation
"Dividends are a transfer of cash to the shareholders that the shareholders owned anyway." -- Brian Nelson, CFA. In this purely educational article, let’s walk through how dividends impact the intrinsic value of a company.
Aug 3, 2017
Our Bullish Thesis on Gilead Sciences
Image Source: Gilead. We have become enamored with the potential of Gilead Sciences once again as the recent slide in the share price has in our view shaken out the speculative money that fueled the meteoric rise of the equity in 2015. As a value-based research publisher, we tend to focus on the sustainability of cash flow. In the case of Gilead, many believed that all hope had been lost as the continued decline in its Hepatitis C franchise would depress potential future gains. We are heartened by the recent earnings release and technical move, which have combined to give us comfort in adding Gilead Sciences to both the Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio and Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolio.
Aug 3, 2017
Video: Explaining the Valuentum Buying Index
The Valuentum Buying Index (VBI) stands on the shoulders of giants in finance in uncovering investment ideas.
Aug 2, 2017
Valuentum's August Edition of Its Dividend Growth Newsletter
Image Source: Chris Potter. The link to download the August edition of the Dividend Growth Newsletter can be found in this article.
Aug 1, 2017
Apple, Hanesbrands Power Higher
Image shown: Performance of the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) since the beginning of 2017. There aren’t two other companies within the Dividend Growth Newsletter portfolio that may be more controversial positions than Apple and Hanesbrands -- one is on the cutting edge of technology and the other makes T-shirts and underwear, a very interesting dichotomy.
Aug 1, 2017
Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Kimberly-Clark: Great Businesses But Lofty Earnings Multiples and Net Debt Positions
We love the business models of some of the most well-known consumer-staples equities, namely Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and Kimberly-Clark, but lofty earnings multiples and net debt positions complicate their investment prospects. Little to no top line growth only further muddies the picture.
Aug 1, 2017
Business Models of Garbage Haulers “Hitting on All Cylinders”
Image Source: Waste Connections. In a sign of the health of the US economy, garbage haulers are experiencing rates of top-line growth not witnessed in years, but their earnings multiples reflect share prices that may be disconnected from normalized fundamentals. No matter how much we love their business models, we’ve already “cashed in” our chips.
Jul 31, 2017
Newsletter Notifications -- July 31
We are making a number of changes to the newsletter portfolios today, July 31.
Jul 31, 2017
A Review of Johnson and Johnson’s Pharmaceutical Division
Image Source: J&J. Let’s take a deep dive into Johnson and Johnson’s pharmaceutical division Janssen Pharmaceuticals. Janssen traditionally serves as an area of clinical innovation adding an element of growth to the more stable product categories such as consumer health. However, there may be a few cracks in the Janssen revenue stream that could make growth at J&J harder to come by over the next few years.



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