Every sector presents an opportunity for a deal. My investment strategy focuses exclusively on dividend stocks, with holdings spanning across all sectors.
Off topic here but trying to wrap my head around the Medical Properties Trust and Steward write down development.... resulting in what is now a whopping 30% selloff this morning. Charting vs fundamentals really having difficulty resolving this ongoing development. Maybe bears got it more right than average owners of MPW which form the chart.
S&P 400 midcaps are the cheapest compared to large caps probably in history. Mid and small caps also outperformed S&P 500 over any longer period of time by a lot. It would be awesome to have this S&P 400 midcap and S&P 600 small cap ETF included the same like SPY. Any plans on adding more ETFs (indexes) in near future to Fastgraphs?
Keep holding and even adding if you can. Now's when you should be investing, not when it was $20... The company is almost the same as it was a few months ago. Just with far less risk as the price is far lower.
I like the screening tool but it needs some improvements. Firstly estimated rate of return (ROR) takes into consideration only orange line and its P/E. So if you have companies with different historical normal P/E (blue line), like Canadian banks or US insurers, than it shows nonsence and unrealistic P/E multiples and unrealistic returns. Fix is easy and that is to split ROR estimates into two - one showing ROR to orange line and one showing ROR to blue line. Than we need filter for PEG and some filter to show only stocks close or below orange lines and close or below blue lines. It already exists in Preset portfolios and should be included in all screens and views as it makes the screening tool so much better.
Thanks for another really useful video, Chuck! There was no company among this group that looked like a “buy” right now….or did I miss something? There aren’t even any compelling dividend payers. The only thing worse than investing in one of these might be if you were employed by one of them, always wondering when you might get the ax.
Hey Chuck, just wanted to quickly pick your brain on MPW after this latest Bombshell announcement and corresponding stock price drop… Does the whole debacle with Steward change the thesis for this being a viable investment in your eyes or do you still think we beholders will be fine in the long term?
LIN is a great company and it has performed extremely well. But alas, it is very highly valued today. It was a great buy in 2008 and once again in 2015, but not a good entry point today. Regards, Chuck
Chuck, can you comment on MPWs 29% drop today?
These videos are pure gold! Thank you very much
hi! I would like to hear your thoughts on MPW now after the Stuart news. Thank you in advance!
Can we have update on MPW its crushed ?
it's a turd.
The most entertainment and educational videos existant!
Hello Chuck, have you checked Air products and chemicals, it is near its 52-week low?
When are you going to do an update on MPW? FASTgraphs recommended the stock two times in the last two years.
Investing your money in a stock is your own responsibility. No-one forces you to invest in a particular company.
Every sector presents an opportunity for a deal. My investment strategy focuses exclusively on dividend stocks, with holdings spanning across all sectors.
Off topic here but trying to wrap my head around the Medical Properties Trust and Steward write down development.... resulting in what is now a whopping 30% selloff this morning.
Charting vs fundamentals really having difficulty resolving this ongoing development. Maybe bears got it more right than average owners of MPW which form the chart.
Update on MPW would be interesting. 😂
Second this
I own BERY, SON, SEE, and FMC. Still think they are good picks. Thanks for sharing.
My three favorite channels: FASTgraphs, Stock Brotha, & How Money Works. Make my week complete! 🔥 🔥 🔥
why do you post this everywhere? stop
Stock Brotha is awful imo
@@crohmermaybe it's stock brotha's fake account.
In the Material Sector I have VALE, LYB and SBSW in my portfolio currently.
S&P 400 midcaps are the cheapest compared to large caps probably in history. Mid and small caps also outperformed S&P 500 over any longer period of time by a lot. It would be awesome to have this S&P 400 midcap and S&P 600 small cap ETF included the same like SPY. Any plans on adding more ETFs (indexes) in near future to Fastgraphs?
Yes, we do anticipate adding an ETF package in the near future. Thanks for asking
MPT just sank. What now?
Keep holding and even adding if you can. Now's when you should be investing, not when it was $20... The company is almost the same as it was a few months ago. Just with far less risk as the price is far lower.
I like the screening tool but it needs some improvements. Firstly estimated rate of return (ROR) takes into consideration only orange line and its P/E. So if you have companies with different historical normal P/E (blue line), like Canadian banks or US insurers, than it shows nonsence and unrealistic P/E multiples and unrealistic returns. Fix is easy and that is to split ROR estimates into two - one showing ROR to orange line and one showing ROR to blue line.
Than we need filter for PEG and some filter to show only stocks close or below orange lines and close or below blue lines. It already exists in Preset portfolios and should be included in all screens and views as it makes the screening tool so much better.
Thanks for another really useful video, Chuck! There was no company among this group that looked like a “buy” right now….or did I miss something? There aren’t even any compelling dividend payers. The only thing worse than investing in one of these might be if you were employed by one of them, always wondering when you might get the ax.
Berry Global seems very promising. Yield is low but its so cheap and growth is good.
happy new year
Same to you, happy new year ❤
Hey Chuck, just wanted to quickly pick your brain on MPW after this latest Bombshell announcement and corresponding stock price drop… Does the whole debacle with Steward change the thesis for this being a viable investment in your eyes or do you still think we beholders will be fine in the long term?
Please talk about aquestive therapeutics they are ending needles and making medicine in the listerine strip form!
Chuck how about a video the on the current invest-ability of the magnificent 7?
LIN has a 15% weight in Fidelity's materials ETF with a 33 PE. It must be the Visa of materials
LIN is a great company and it has performed extremely well. But alas, it is very highly valued today. It was a great buy in 2008 and once again in 2015, but not a good entry point today. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs thanks for the response. Timing is everything. Westlake has been good, it's in my Roth
Let's goooo.
could you have a look on some smaller companies, like AAON, Comfort Systems, Lincoln Electronis, Franklin Electronics or Tecnoglass?
I like lyb