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Albemarle - a good opportunityDear Neighbours, Lets have a look at Albemarle NYSE:ALB . Albemarle NYSE:ALB develops, manufactures, and markets engineered specialty chemicals worldwide. Technically it bounced perfectly at FIBO 86 and continues to rise from there. The company pays a good dividend and also increases the dividend since 25 years. Currently the Lithium expansion weights on the company, but i think its already priced in. Dividend currently 2.1 % Dividend 25 year growth history good payout ratio 1 year dividend growth 27 %
NYSE:ALBLong
by MH77
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San Juan Basin #Royalty #Trust ($SJT) #Dividends Extremely undervalued royalty trust (MC ~ $100 million) which has a dividend yield of almost 12% p.a! Buy signals @ 1W TF (also confirmed by 1M TF) - RSI hit 23 and is bouncing upwards - MFI@8 - StockRSI slowly turning bullish - MACD will cross bullish soon - Bullish W-pattern in MACD histogram - WaveTrend oscillator generated a buy signal! Heavy Entry between $2.12 - 2.35 TP1 @ 3.98 TP2 @ 5.33 I´m not a financial adviser. For educational purpose only!
NYSE:SJTLong
by PatMoar
-0.23% away from positive SMA20, Weekly performance +2.65%,BUY! Here is the data derived with many positive attributes via FInViz.com Index - P/E - EPS (ttm) -1.23 Insider Own 5.70% Shs Outstand 20.15M Perf Week 2.65% Market Cap 8.51M Forward P/E - EPS next Y - Insider Trans - Shs Float 12.53M Perf Month -12.02% Income -20.30M PEG - EPS next Q - Inst Own 26.90% Short Float 1.56% Perf Quarter -79.99% Sales 87.40M P/S 0.10 EPS this Y 46.70% Inst Trans -3.93% Short Ratio 0.78 Perf Half Y -78.99% Book/sh -4.71 P/B - EPS next Y - ROA -4.20% Target Price 5.00 Perf Year -94.79% Cash/sh 0.06 P/C 6.55 EPS next 5Y - ROE 27.70% 52W Range 0.37 - 8.50 Perf YTD -75.45% Dividend 0.60 P/FCF 0.19 EPS past 5Y 31.00% ROI 11.60% 52W High -95.03% Beta 0.89 Dividend % 142.08% Quick Ratio 0.10 Sales past 5Y 13.70% Gross Margin 76.40% 52W Low 14.20% ATR 0.08 Employees 6 Current Ratio 0.10 Sales Q/Q 28.80% Oper. Margin 24.40% RSI (14) 25.91 Volatility 15.52% 12.59% Optionable No Debt/Eq - EPS Q/Q 50.10% Profit Margin -23.20% Rel Volume 1.33 Prev Close 0.46 Shortable Yes LT Debt/Eq - Earnings Aug 15 BMO Payout - Avg Volume 249.10K Price 0.42 Recom 1.50 SMA20 -0.23% SMA50 -64.44% SMA200 -79.24% Volume 330,735 Change -8.22%
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by mknight32
Still My Favorite Income Stock...KrogerKR I hope some took my earlier posts about KR Kroger to heart (linked), because I truly believe this is a great stock to own in an income, long term portfolio. Recent dividend hike to .16 per share quarterly, plus the added capital gains from stock price action make this a profitable stock if you own in the 20's as I do. There is still room to run upward, and as the daily chart shows there was a breakout of downtrend resistance today. Attached a weekly shot below to get a better idea of the consolidation pattern and most recent support touch. In short, I like where this stock and this company are headed in the online grocery wars to come, and with an increasing dividend, now is the time to get in and forget you own it for a while. Happy hunting and GLTA!!
NYSE:KRLong
by UnknownUnicorn1314136
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Good time to buy ABBVIEChart Analyse Based on weekly and monthly chart, we can see an interesting point in the ABBVIE chart. The weekly chart is showing a nice low currently forming. Lets see how we end this week. And if we look at the long term trend, the low sits exactly on the long term trend line. If we look at the monthly timeframe you can see also a nice candle forming. we still have a week to go this month, so lets see what happens. Additionally, this corresponds to Fibonacci zone 78.6 Dividend currently 6.4 % Dividend 6 year growth history good payout ratio 1 year dividend growth 27 %
NYSE:ABBVLong
by MH77
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Love it when plan comes together...NYSE:KR Kroger's stock is doing exactly what it should be doing right now. In my previous KR post (linked) I laid out various approaches to this one, the best was accumulation of shares to catch the gains from the stock itself as well as the recently increased dividend of now .16 per share. Shaping up technically for a run towards a gap fill, next target 26. After that we'll have to see, but if you own shares in the 20.xx area like myself, I think you'll be happy with how the remainder of 2019 turns out. Happy hunting and GLTA!!
NYSE:KRLong
by UnknownUnicorn1314136
BreakoutEPD has broken out of 3 year ascending triangle. -increased div for 19 consecutive years -even though EPD has recovered 28% since December lows, from a technical aspect there is a fair chance the uptrend will continue. The SP is fairly valued using YDT and slightly above fair value using DCF, but because it is a high dividend paying stock its not the best valuation method. The current PE is 33% lower than its 5 year PE and 28% lower than industry suggesting it may be undervalued. - Still a 4 star stock of M* and just a couple $ over the 5* price. Any decent pullback should be viewed as a buying opportunity
NYSE:EPDLong
by Jrussell86
Japan REITs: Hidden Gem to Diversify Your PortfolioJapan has long lost its charm to the international trading community. It has been a boring place to trade in for the past two decades, pretty much. In a mature market like Japan, you can't expect explosive growth like you can find in China. However, this market offers a great source of diversification and income potential, if you know where you are looking. The answer lies in Japan REITs. Properties in Japan, be it commercial, industrial, retail, hospitality, or residential, are coveted by mom-and-pop as well as institutional investors from the country and across the APAC region for their stable and (slowly) growing rental income. The chart shows the largest REIT ETF listed in Japan (blue line) versus JPY and SP500 trendlines. You can clearly see the low correlation between JREIT and SPX. In times of volatility in the US, and for those with international brokerage capabilities, why not consider this diversifier across the Ocean? Disclaimers: GMAS is long a few select names within the captioned ETF. Investment carries risk. Investment in foreign dividend stocks is subject to withholding tax. You may be able to claim better withholding tax rate based on your country's double taxation treaty status.
TSE:1343Education
by WhatsTrading
$IVZ Strategies on a Value Growth StockIVZ has low P/E, D/E, and P/B ratios, despite growing revenue and dividends. Therefore, my 5 year outlook is bullish. I suspect the best times to buy are around a low of $19.40 for a short turnaround, but the price may get as low as $18.58 in as little as 2-3 weeks if the impulse from Jan-Feb echos the latest high. Other possible low points for the suspected echo impulse, using fib levels, are 18.65, 18.93, 19.14, and 19.29. Pyramiding your buys using these levels should give a relatively low average position for long term growth, which can be sold off, probably during the year, for a profit to adjust the weight in the portfolio back to a reasonable level to meet your portfolio diversity goals. Despite the effort in averaging down and out, I do believe it is a worthy strategy to reap greater returns rather than buying once when it looks good. The average price per book value for this stock is less than one and averages greater than 1.65, according to Yahoo. To reach equivalent value if book value remained constant, which it will not, the factor is 1.8x. Earnings are expected to rise, so book value itself will rise over time. Book value has risen 50% in the past ten years, so a 5 year price target given today's suspected low and a 1.2x oversold factor (because who sells at value?) will be 19.40*1.8*1.25*1.2 = $52.38 or about a 170% return on investment, plus another $6 in 5 year straight dividends at $0.30 per quarter. Due to the volatility and bullish/bearish runs with bulls beating bears in the end, this makes a great swing trading opportunity. When the stock trends above 1.67% monthly or 0.38% weekly, the stock is performing greater than its exponential averages: Average Exponential Monthly (%) Growth: (2.7^(1/(12*5))-1)*100 = 1.67% Average Exponential Weekly (%) Growth: (2.7^(1/(365/7*5))-1)*100 = 0.38% This is likely to occur now and less likely over the course of 5 years. Therefore, linear price increments may be more useful in determining rapid growth in earlier stages. In which case, when the stock trades above $0.55 a month or $0.13, the stock is performing better than its linear averages: Average Monthly ($) Growth: (52.38-19.4)/(5*12) = $0.55 Average Weekly ($) Growth: (52.38-19.4)/(5*365/7) = $0.13 Right now, we are in a bit of a bull swing since Dec 24th, as with most (financial sector) stocks. There is some potential to ride this out for a while, so adjust your alerts to watch for the bear once it crosses down on the average expected growths. This stock has a tendency to go up in the early mornings around 10:00AM, so that would be your time to sell if the previous week was low and would not be your time to get hopeful.
NYSE:IVZLong
by ValueMyAsk