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Feb 7, 2019
General Motors Rallies, Tesla and Toyota Improve, Auto Parts Suppliers Getting Squeezed
Image shown: General Motors may very well be on its way to $50+ per share.We continue to like General Motors, and we think Tesla is getting back on the right track with its financials. Toyota is improving, too. Auto parts suppliers, however, are facing pressure as the potential for a slowdown in global light vehicle production rises and input cost inflation makes its presence felt. Feb 1, 2019
Earnings Roundup: Amazon, Facebook, Honeywell, PayPal, Visa
Let's talk about our views on Amazon, Facebook, Honeywell, PayPal, and Visa. We think Facebook's equity offers the biggest bargain, but Visa remains our top idea, as it has been for some time. Feb 1, 2019
Dividend Increases/Decreases for the Week Ending February 1
Let's take a look at companies that raised/lowered their dividend this week. Jan 31, 2019
Altria’s Sprawling Business to Underperform Long-Term Bottom-Line Target in 2019
Image Source: Melanie Tata. Altria’s business has grown increasingly complex recently as it has levered up to add exposure to new growth opportunities. We don’t find the convoluted company attractive, even after considering its lofty yield, and its core cigarette business continues to face material industry-wide volume declines. Jan 30, 2019
Earnings Roundup: Big Name Dividend Payers
Image Source: Simon Cunningham. Let’s take a quick look at the fourth quarter earnings reports of a few wide-ranging, big-name dividend payers, all of which are leaders in their respective industries. Included in this article: Boeing, McDonald’s, and AT&T. Jan 30, 2019
A Great Couple Months! Apple Pops!
Image shown: The markets continue to rally significantly since the near-term bottom in December. No changes to simulated newsletter portfolios. Jan 29, 2019
Caterpillar Crushed by Expectations for No Growth in China
Image Source: Mining.com. Heavy equipment giant Caterpillar saw its share price drop significantly following its fourth quarter report January 28 as it reported disappointing bottom-line results for the quarter and announced expectations for softness in China. Jan 29, 2019
Today's Recorded Website Walk Through
No changes to simulated newsletter portfolios. Jan 28, 2019
Intel Disappoints with 2019 Guidance; Sell-off Overdone
Image shown: Intel’s revenue mix continues to shift towards its data-centric businesses and away from its PC-centric business. Source: Intel fourth quarter presentation. Simulated newsletter portfolio idea Intel disappointed with its fourth quarter 2018 results and guidance for 2019 as multiple headwinds are expected to persist in the near term. Nevertheless, we don’t think the sell-off was entirely justified as the company continues to position itself to take advantage of the high-growth potential of its data-centric businesses.
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Image Source: Phillip Pessar. Let’s take a look at some of the biggest restaurant operators in the fast food and coffee space. Established players continue to refranchise their massive global chains, and innovation in the digital channel may ultimately separate some from the pack.