Yep - we've got to agree with you. This article is pretty inferior - useless and not very helpful to investors.
Anybody who has done the least bit of research on investing knows that a high dividend yield isnt necessarily good. Article sounds like a bit of filler to me.
Interesting take was the comment on the 'structural change in the market'. No joke. I'm sure other folks will say that the structural change took place in 1982 and others will say 1987...
What's the point of identifying a year? It is just an arbitrary point in time - and it doesn't even help an investor to know that this 'structural change' has occurred. Especially if it was supposed to have taken place over 20 years ago.
Options Trader: Friday Outlook - GE Missed! [View article]
Dear Analysts, pundits and Talking Heads on TV,
If it looks, walks, and sounds like a recession, then it probably is.
Logic would dictate that you should then lower EPS expectations of GE, since it is one of the best individual company indicators of how the US economy is performing.
The formula is simple: US economy in recession + a huge industrial/commercial/... company that is considered to be a bellweather company by most, if not all analysts, should be analyzed vis-a-vis the overall economy.
Not to account for that is negligent analysis and pretty poor research.
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Top 10 Payout Yield Stocks [View article]
Yep - we've got to agree with you. This article is pretty inferior - useless and not very helpful to investors.
Anybody who has done the least bit of research on investing knows that a high dividend yield isnt necessarily good. Article sounds like a bit of filler to me.
Interesting take was the comment on the 'structural change in the market'. No joke. I'm sure other folks will say that the structural change took place in 1982 and others will say 1987...
What's the point of identifying a year? It is just an arbitrary point in time - and it doesn't even help an investor to know that this 'structural change' has occurred. Especially if it was supposed to have taken place over 20 years ago.
Regards,
Staff at TVI
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Options Trader: Friday Outlook - GE Missed! [View article]
If it looks, walks, and sounds like a recession, then it probably is.
Logic would dictate that you should then lower EPS expectations of GE, since it is one of the best individual company indicators of how the US economy is performing.
The formula is simple: US economy in recession + a huge industrial/commercial/... company that is considered to be a bellweather company by most, if not all analysts, should be analyzed vis-a-vis the overall economy.
Not to account for that is negligent analysis and pretty poor research.
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Where Value Investing and Quantitative Analysis meet in a weekly finance blog. TVI is devoted to finding and analyzing undervalued companies based on a 10+ year backtest that we conducted using basic financial principles. With 23%+ CAGR returns you can profit from our FREE and UNIQUE INVESTMENT RESEARCH that is found nowhwere else on the web.