Chuck, thank you for your amazing content. I’ve been sharing your videos and suggestions with friends and family who increasingly come to me for suggestions and ideas in their own portfolios. I can honestly say you have saved me from some bad decisions in the past and have helped me to balance my portfolio. I’ve never felt more confident in my holding than I have since I started following you. Cheers and all the best!!❤
Thanks for the video Chuck. I sold out of GPC around 2021, I didn't consider buying back in, but I might learn it again. Thanks for the video. Hey, I hope you can do an update on MPW, I would hope to hear your thoughts whether it's an even bigger opportunity or perhaps a "value trap". Thanks Chuck for all your do.
Great video Chuck, I really liked how you broke down the the different companies into more speculative versus, stable or predictable companies. Keep up the good work. As a side note as I am sadden that GPC showed up on my stock alert back in 2020 as it dropped below $85 and I missed buying it at that time.😢
Thank U very much Mr Valuation, I have small amount GPC, I bought some times ago. It appears it’s market price has been doubled. I really appreciated your sharing of your valuable inside knowledges with all of us. Thanks and I will add some of more of the stocks and do intend to read a few more times of this articles to fully appreciate the valuable information that you shared with all of us.
I bought GPC in April 2020 and sold in 2023 when it got very overvalued. Reurn is nice 38% CAGR. All thanks to Fastgraphs. Would think about buying it back if its cheaper in next correction.
I've been interested in gpc along with fast, I've been using the schd holdings list as my primary screener and then looking into different metrics and both of these look good to me bit I don't want to buy at all time highs.
Sure, talk about MPW in every video forever. Like about every meme stock. MPW is safe and reliable. 100% analysts accuracy in one and two year forecast and just four down years in FFO in last two decades so not many companies can match these stable earnings. If you look at all S&P 500 members than most companies have much worse and less predictable earnings than just 4 down years in two decades. Only problem is debt and drama about the stock which raise cost of borrowing for the company.
I suggest that it is a research candidate based on the data as it existed at the time. However, it's up to you to do your own research and due diligence as I often suggest.
Thanks Chuck, as usual you made a great video for this value stock. I have learned quite a bit from your videos. I need to concentrate more on value stocks because most of mine are growth. Your recommendations for looking for EPS of 6.5 or higher has helped me narrow down some great stocks in a world of too many interesting investment ideas.
No, they are now trading under the symbol FI - here is a link that will help: newsroom.fiserv.com/news-releases/news-release-details/fiserv-completes-listing-transfer-new-york-stock-exchange
Thank you Chuck for your consistency and your hard work put into these videos. We notice with GPC that it took a few years before a reversion to the mean but I am wondering how long it can take for better company to revert to the means such as Costco, MCO, SPGI, is it the quality of the company that makes it longer to revert or simply that they are ‘’trendy’’ right now ? Thank you.
I wish I knew the answer to that. Sometimes it can happen very quickly and other times over long period of time. The nifty 50 era saw the stocks overvalued for many years until they collapsed. To paraphrase Warren Buffett the exact timing cannot be determined but it is inevitable. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs Thank you Chuck, you are totally right ! Let’s hope we will have the chance of buying these good companies at a good valuation shortly :) looking forward to seeing the next video’s!
thanks for the video, just to understand GPC better, it is not a 100% retailer but more like Fastenal ? i hope i have understood this correctly, because according to my information GPC is also a retailer. according to wikipedia the following is mentioned " The automotive aftermarket business accounts for around 56% of total sales and includes a large network of brick-and-mortar stores for private customers " ( btw i love Fastgraphs )
@@FASTgraphs My point is can you compare US and CN stocks like you did since their net after taxes (and exchange rates) are different... Ditto K1 stocks.
With all due respect may I suggest you re-do your math. Or perhaps, I have a novel idea, you might actually watch the video and learn how the stock has performed over the long run in comparison to the S&P 500, especially on the production of dividend income. Just to be clear, last time you could buy the stock at this current yield of one half years to grow to more than 3%. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs I understand how the stock has performed There are a lot of stocks that perform well. After that much time the dividend is pathetic percentage wise. I agree with you on many stocks but this one I don't.
@@BWowed did you carefully listen to the reason for investing in this company and the type of investor that it was for. Also, when you think of the other 3 I featured at the end of the video?
@@FASTgraphs I have one account for growth stocks and one account for dividend stocks. As far as dividends anything less than 4%, I wouldn't even consider. The majority of my growth stocks are in the tech sector. Please understand I'm not saying it's a bad investment. It's just not a dividend that would attract me. Also with the way the automotive industry is headed right now. I would avoid any auto parts companies that manufacturer, the majority of their stuff for new vehicles. I understand this is after market.
GM Went All In on EVs. Dealers Say Buyers Want Hybrids.WSJ VIDEO WSJ Opinion: The Electric Vehicle Push Runs Out of Power Journal Editorial Report: Hertz unloads one-third of its EV fleet. Images: Bloomberg News Composite: Mark Kelly WSJ Opinion January 21, 2024 11:12 am ET EARNINGS Tesla Projects Slower Growth in 2024 as EV Demand Softens The electric-car maker reported net income doubled in the fourth quarter, largely due to a one-time tax benefit, while operating profits were down. JUST SAYING
I wouldn't own this stock but if you want high yields versus yield and growth, then look more volatile stocks or bonds. People with long term minds are receiving a juicy dividend feom this stock for sure
@@HermannTheGreat there was a comparison to the S&P index in this video perhaps you missed it? P. S. The S&P 500 index did not crush it. In truth, the growth was not equal but the dividend income is twice as much with GPC. Did you watch the video? Just asking
Chuck, thank you for your amazing content. I’ve been sharing your videos and suggestions with friends and family who increasingly come to me for suggestions and ideas in their own portfolios. I can honestly say you have saved me from some bad decisions in the past and have helped me to balance my portfolio. I’ve never felt more confident in my holding than I have since I started following you. Cheers and all the best!!❤
Thank you Sir. Could you please do ADM? I would love to have your insight on that stock. Best Regards, Your friend and student from Argentina.
Thank you for this depth analysis of GPC. Job well done!
Thanks for the video Chuck. I sold out of GPC around 2021, I didn't consider buying back in, but I might learn it again. Thanks for the video. Hey, I hope you can do an update on MPW, I would hope to hear your thoughts whether it's an even bigger opportunity or perhaps a "value trap". Thanks Chuck for all your do.
Here's a video Chuck very recently did on MPW (January 10): th-cam.com/video/cEaqdggwJhk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1FHAq26epi1Qr7rg
Great video Chuck, I really liked how you broke down the the different companies into more speculative versus, stable or predictable companies. Keep up the good work. As a side note as I am sadden that GPC showed up on my stock alert back in 2020 as it dropped below $85 and I missed buying it at that time.😢
Hey, Chuck. What about MMM? The growth has been wanting & the future litigation hindering.. Would you buy it here?
I like 3M at its current valuation and yield as a long-term investment
Thank U very much Mr Valuation, I have small amount GPC, I bought some times ago. It appears it’s market price has been doubled. I really appreciated your sharing of your valuable inside knowledges with all of us. Thanks and I will add some of more of the stocks and do intend to read a few more times of this articles to fully appreciate the valuable information that you shared with all of us.
I bought GPC in April 2020 and sold in 2023 when it got very overvalued. Reurn is nice 38% CAGR. All thanks to Fastgraphs.
Would think about buying it back if its cheaper in next correction.
your wish came true....GPC is at around USD 136....will you buy or wai a bit more ? Thanks for taking the time.
Thanks Chucks. Purchased GPC this afternoon. Could not do without Fast Graphs!
Excellent analysis, please share more like this.
I've been interested in gpc along with fast, I've been using the schd holdings list as my primary screener and then looking into different metrics and both of these look good to me bit I don't want to buy at all time highs.
Advance auto parts dividend cut. Avoid like a plague.
I was gonna lose it if he said MPW in the beginning when he was explaining safe are reliable companies 🤣
Sure, talk about MPW in every video forever. Like about every meme stock. MPW is safe and reliable. 100% analysts accuracy in one and two year forecast and just four down years in FFO in last two decades so not many companies can match these stable earnings. If you look at all S&P 500 members than most companies have much worse and less predictable earnings than just 4 down years in two decades. Only problem is debt and drama about the stock which raise cost of borrowing for the company.
Sounds more like AAP (Advanced Auto Parts) stock. You also highlighted AAP stock in the past and now we are 60% lower.
I suggest that it is a research candidate based on the data as it existed at the time. However, it's up to you to do your own research and due diligence as I often suggest.
Thanks Chuck, as usual you made a great video for this value stock. I have learned quite a bit from your videos. I need to concentrate more on value stocks because most of mine are growth. Your recommendations for looking for EPS of 6.5 or higher has helped me narrow down some great stocks in a world of too many interesting investment ideas.
Value stock is a growing company bought at reasonable price so I did not get your point of focusing more on value?
Thanks Chuck
Hey Chuck one thing i noticed about fast graph : Fiserv seems to be named with the Ticker FI but shouldn’t it be FISV?
No, they are now trading under the symbol FI - here is a link that will help: newsroom.fiserv.com/news-releases/news-release-details/fiserv-completes-listing-transfer-new-york-stock-exchange
For additional color NASDAQ stocks normally carry 4 letter symbols and New York Stock Exchange stocks 3 letter symbols
Thank you Chuck for your consistency and your hard work put into these videos. We notice with GPC that it took a few years before a reversion to the mean but I am wondering how long it can take for better company to revert to the means such as Costco, MCO, SPGI, is it the quality of the company that makes it longer to revert or simply that they are ‘’trendy’’ right now ? Thank you.
I wish I knew the answer to that. Sometimes it can happen very quickly and other times over long period of time. The nifty 50 era saw the stocks overvalued for many years until they collapsed. To paraphrase Warren Buffett the exact timing cannot be determined but it is inevitable. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs Thank you Chuck, you are totally right ! Let’s hope we will have the chance of buying these good companies at a good valuation shortly :) looking forward to seeing the next video’s!
Nice video Chuck!
thanks sir
Love your videos Chuck!
❤ это Чак Норрис в мире инвестиций, крутой мужик!
I thought the video was about ADM lol
thanks for the video, just to understand GPC better, it is not a 100% retailer but more like Fastenal ?
i hope i have understood this correctly, because according to my information GPC is also a retailer. according to wikipedia the following is mentioned " The automotive aftermarket business accounts for around 56% of total sales and includes a large network of brick-and-mortar stores for private customers "
( btw i love Fastgraphs )
This should help: filecache.investorroom.com/mr5ir_genuineparts/668/2022%20GPC%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs thank you, vielen Dank
You probably should mention that MGA is Canadian and therefore probably has foreign tax withdraws/
I believe I did mention it was Canadian. Nevertheless, I never let the tax tail wag the investment dog
@@FASTgraphs My point is can you compare US and CN stocks like you did since their net after taxes (and exchange rates) are different... Ditto K1 stocks.
In another sixty seven years it may pay a whopping three percent dividend
With all due respect may I suggest you re-do your math. Or perhaps, I have a novel idea, you might actually watch the video and learn how the stock has performed over the long run in comparison to the S&P 500, especially on the production of dividend income. Just to be clear, last time you could buy the stock at this current yield of one half years to grow to more than 3%. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs I understand how the stock has performed There are a lot of stocks that perform well. After that much time the dividend is pathetic percentage wise. I agree with you on many stocks but this one I don't.
@@BWowed did you carefully listen to the reason for investing in this company and the type of investor that it was for. Also, when you think of the other 3 I featured at the end of the video?
@@FASTgraphs I have one account for growth stocks and one account for dividend stocks. As far as dividends anything less than 4%, I wouldn't even consider. The majority of my growth stocks are in the tech sector. Please understand I'm not saying it's a bad investment. It's just not a dividend that would attract me. Also with the way the automotive industry is headed right now. I would avoid any auto parts companies that manufacturer, the majority of their stuff for new vehicles. I understand this is after market.
@@BWowed If you bought GPC at 80 bucks you would have a 5% yield on cost. Why is current dividend in comparison to share price so important?
I thought it comes to ADM …
Thanks
How will the growth of EVs effect GPC?
GM Went All In on EVs. Dealers Say Buyers Want Hybrids.WSJ VIDEO
WSJ Opinion: The Electric Vehicle Push Runs Out of Power
Journal Editorial Report: Hertz unloads one-third of its EV fleet. Images: Bloomberg News Composite: Mark Kelly
WSJ Opinion
January 21, 2024 11:12 am ET EARNINGS
Tesla Projects Slower Growth in 2024 as EV Demand Softens
The electric-car maker reported net income doubled in the fourth quarter, largely due to a one-time tax benefit, while operating profits were down. JUST SAYING
AZO and AAP are also in the same space
Not exactly, AZO and AAP are automotive retail GPC is a distributor auto parts and industrial parts
I picked up a chunk of shares of this not too long ago.
What about LKQ ?
What about it?
3M? First
no
I do not like this stock at all?
Then if I were you, I would not invest in it!
Are you kidding? A dividend like that doesn't even keep up with inflation!!
I wouldn't own this stock but if you want high yields versus yield and growth, then look more volatile stocks or bonds. People with long term minds are receiving a juicy dividend feom this stock for sure
An S&P index crushes with none of the company failure risk.
Today? Maybe. But who cares about today?
@@HermannTheGreat there was a comparison to the S&P index in this video perhaps you missed it? P. S. The S&P 500 index did not crush it. In truth, the growth was not equal but the dividend income is twice as much with GPC. Did you watch the video? Just asking
I skipped through parts for sure, quite a bit about GPC. Thanks for the video though, they're very good. @@FASTgraphs