5-star analyst T J Schultz, of RBC Capital, believes AROC has a firm foundation to move forward. He writes of the stock, “We expect lower associated gas production to have an impact on AROC utilization into 2021, but we think manageable debt leverage and ample dividend coverage provide some flexibility… we think the risk-reward is decent at current levels given...
Technical: RSI below 30 might mean a rebounce to 3.16 not later than Tuesday, however DOM is expected to pay dividend in a few days (6/7/2020) so the fallout may continue after early investors sell their stock on the firm bought on March 13.
EV/Sales Consensus.. sitting at 5.1x WHY QCOM?? Qualcomm pushes 5G tech into chips for cheaper phones June 16 (Reuters) - Qualcomm Inc on Tuesday said it is putting 5G technology into chips for smartphones that will sell for as little as $300 and that will come to market in the second half of this year. San Diego-based Qualcomm is the biggest supplier of...
Analyst forecasts for Merck earnings came down sharply early this year, but lately they've stabilized and even ticked upward a little. Merck is still priced for an optimistic market, with forward P/E around 15 and PEG around 2-3. This is reasonable for a large cap company with 3% dividend and a great reputation, but it's not bargain pricing, exactly. A second...
The dividend payout for 2020 has been canceled, so i'm looking to sell this stock at a decent price. In this chart you will find important levels that I will be looking for.
Bristol Myers-Squibb got another FDA approval yesterday to expand the label for its immunotherapy drug Opdivo. The approval isn't a huge deal, but it would have been an upward catalyst on a normal stock market day. BMY remains a highly rated stock by analysts, at just 10 forward P/E, 1.17 PEG, and 3% dividend yield. One drawback of BMY is that it has a -1.5% ESP...
Interesting moments to buy agnc & grow your portfolio of dividend income.
First off, I view REITs in general as completely undervalued in our markets and due a solid run. Now with GEO I see them weathering the "storm" of covid-19 due to them being in a safe niche. They are heavily involved in the "for profit prisons" which I don't see going away any time soon (opposite of commercial office buildings). GEO also has a high dividend yield...
Long position just started here. Not financial advice good luck!
Vodafone has kept if dividend unch giving it (for now) a high single digit div yield which is pretty decent in a zero rate world. The range 125-135p is critical for a breakout. Don't expect stellar returns given utility status and African exposure but a possible re-rating of the stock given post covid-19 realities is possible - one to watch.
Every year since 2009 POOL has beaten the prior year’s earnings and revenue reports. It has grown at an average of 9% year over year and has future forecasts of 9.75%. Today their yearly EPS stands at $6.35 and pays a dividend of $2.20. Free cash flow per share is $14 and book value per share is $8.73. They have a 2% buyback rate and their P/E ratio is 35. POOL...
Remember to leave a like if you enjoy my content! Remember to watch the oil price, because NAT has shown to go the opposite price of the oil. RSI shows oversold + strong support line at 4.92. If the price breaks the trendline, it could rally up to 5.35 or even 5.55 Remember to watch out, if the support is broken, the stock could go really low. Risk/Reward...
PPG Industries has a history of stable EPS growth (with some outliers such as the EPS during the FC in 2008); the Corona lockdown and the stop of production is very likely to affect the EPS of the company in 2020 and maybe its the consecutive year’s growth. Looking at the reduction of EPS during the Finanacial Crisis, two year’s (2008 and 2009) EPS were falling...
EPS FY 2019 = 5,228 EPS FY 2018 = 8,84 EPS FY 2008 = 3,26 EPS FY 2009 = 3,81 Pepsico; stable EPS over the last 20 year with a positive drift PepsiCo was trading at an average P/E ratio of 12,5 between the announcement of FY 2018 and FY 2019 earning reports. High EPS of $8,84 in 2018 were the reason for a significatly low P/E ratio. The final earnings report 2019...
Hi guys, check this out Long-term prospects of EPS In 2008 the stock reached a P/E ratio low of 5; with EPS of $6.01 in FY 2008 the stock price reached a low of 5*$6.01=$30. Today we are expecting the similar outcome to due a negative economic outlook for the short-term. In FY 2019 the company reached EPS of $4.14. Comparing to 2008 we expect the stock to...
BUY PACW LONG ENTRY 1 20.50 ENTRY 2 19.86 SL16.00 TP.1 25.50 TP.2 30.86 TP.3 40.50 TP.4 $48.00
$MO dividend is giving me the look ;) could go back to 34 enough to go all in. Keeping this one on the look out to see if it stabilizes here or keeps going down. This pattern is looking to easy but will stay and look for now. uc