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Jun 16, 2017
Amazon To Buy Whole Foods: Not Creative Destruction, Just Destruction
Image Source: Mike Mozart. Amazon announced plans to buy Whole Foods. We’re viewing the news as affirmation of our decision to stay largely away from retail exposure in the newsletter portfolios. We think a bidding war for Whole Foods is possible, mostly to keep it and its real estate out of the hands of Amazon, potentially setting up for a true “winner’s curse” scenario. The winner will overpay. Jun 2, 2017
Dollar General: 27 Consecutive Years and Counting
The dollar store industry is one that often flies under the radar of many investors that are looking for more glamorous ideas. However, the often-counter recessionary trends of their businesses coupled with unit proliferation makes them worthy of consideration, in our view. We like Dollar General the most. May 12, 2017
Not Worried About Priceline, Boeing; Yes Worried About Fickle Retail
Image Source: Mike Mozart. Priceline and Boeing have been here before. Fickle retail continues to succumb to the Amazon effect. Apr 24, 2017
Dividend Increases/Decreases for the Week Ending April 21
Let's take a look at the companies raising/lowering their dividends this week. Apr 13, 2017
Trash As A Source of Cash and 2 New Additions to the Best Ideas Newsletter Portfolio
Image Source: thetaxhaven. We’re making a number of adjustments to the Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio. Apr 10, 2017
Dividend Increases/Decreases for the Week Ending April 7
Let's take a look at companies raising/lowering their dividends this week. Mar 20, 2017
Dividend Increases/Decreases for the Week Ending March 17
Let's take a look at companies raising/lowering their dividends this week. Feb 11, 2017
Best Ideas Roundup: Visa, Facebook, Buffalo Wild Wings
Image Source: DeclanTM. Let’s take a look at the recent earnings reports and outlooks for three key holdings in the Best Ideas Newsletter portfolio. Feb 3, 2017
Hanesbrands Now Even Cheaper; FCF Yield: ~7%; PE Ratio: ~10x
Image Source: Steven Depolo. Hanesbrands’ management set too high of a bar for itself to hurdle, and while the company put up strong free cash flow performance, we think it set investors up for a disappointment, shattering investor confidence in the executive team’s ability to accurately forecast future trends in its business. Hanesbrands’ stock, however, continues to look cheap by most valuation measures, and free cash flow is expected to remain robust in fiscal 2017, easily covering cash dividends expected to be paid in the year. The High Yield Dividend Newsletter, Best Ideas
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