Thank you for showing OMF OMF did not cut their dividends! They’ve paid multiple special dividends and they are raising dividends 5.3% dividend raise in February 2023 35.7% dividend raise in February 2022 55% dividend raise in May 2021 2 separate special dividends in 2021 Raised dividends 32% and had a special dividend in February 2020 Raised dividends 36% and had another special dividend in August 2020
I just wanted to say that I truly appreciate you, your the reason why I started my youtube channel in the first place. Thanks to you I now teach people about financial literacy and how to invest their money. Thanks once again, and I hope you could inspire more people just like myself to build a youtube channel. 😊
Chuck, working out the different nuances of considerations of extremely different stocks impressively shows the time savings and the constant knowledge gain of the tool. As a subscriber for years, I can only fully confirm the performance and possibilities. I do not want to miss it anymore. All the best.
I’ve looked at most of the stocks you have here and I swear I came to the same conclusion as you on all of them. Your influence on my investment style has been absolutely amazing. Thank you.
lol, no bs there- that's another thing I like about early retirement, I get an avg double digit pay increase every year on my divs, good market or bad- and my pay arrives every day or three or a few- I never got that in my working career-- I've been a FG subscriber since 2008, would not have made sense of sound investing without it- and that's no bs
Thanks Chuck! Still don't trust MPW management but there are some other stocks I'm either long in or which I added to my watchlist due to this video :) I hope that MPW does work out for all who are invested, for my personal portfolio it is still too risky. Burned my fingers on other stocks which were shorted and I didn't trust the short seller
GREAT AGAIN CHUCK. THANKS FOR REVISITING MPW... All the research on mpw seems to point toward a good roi outcome for any cost basis under 12, as long as the smear&short drama plays out and goes away - hopefully the lawsuit makes that happen. Hope all is well and thx again!
Chuck, I always enjoy your videos and trust your advice. No one could be correct 100% of the time over a 6-mo period; but with FASTGraphs, it does seem to be possible to make good investments about 80% of the time over a 5-year period. Have you considered doing a video like this one, focusing on a set of international companies?
Thanks chuck! Could you explain the difference between Nep and nee? Nep seems under valued at the moment with higher growth estimates than nee in the future. They also have a higher yield with a faster dividend growth rate than nee. And from what I understand, a higher percentage of revenue coming from ‘clean’ energy Thanks!
I love your content Chuck and crew! Would you consider doing a video on banks including community banks that you think will survive this crisis? Maybe it's the banks that didn't but low interest long term treasuries or lend out risky commercial mortgages...
Thanks Chuck for covering these subscriber requests. I opened a position is SCHW during the recent drop at around $50… would love to hear your thoughts on Schwab. Thanks!!
Most information I've seen when analyzing riets shows using AFFO, adjusted funds from operations, to determine dividend and growth safety. Referring to ABR. NVDA looks like a short position, but I wouldn't.
Hi Chuck, can you do an update on ticker FN, fabrinet? You did a video 5 years ago and would be cool to see a “how did it do” video. It’s looking very tempting to me atm. 😊
I have a 100 stock dividend portfolio which I plan on holding for a very long time and which I reinvest the dividends. I recently took my taxes to my tax preparer who was “too overwhelmed” to do the taxes because he said he had to record each reinvestment manually on the tax form and couldn't do it. Does anyone have any suggestions or had a similar experience? It just seemed odd to me. btw i love your channel.
Just an idea for an update to the graph. Instead of doing a one-time purchase at a specific time. I feel it would be more beneficial to show If you put that money in consistently over the the time. I feel this is the more realistic way of investing.
@@FASTgraphs yes, and I love the feature that uploads the transactions into your portfolio. But what I am talking about is if there was a setting that says you want to invest $x per week or month for the time period selected, instead of $x all day once.
@@kevinborrelli9621 gotcha, however, that would be very difficult to implement and would require a lot of programming and server resources. I will put it on the wish list anyway
Shouldnt we look at price to book value for Berkshire ? I mean wouldnt it be stupid to buy a company for 2 billion that holds only stocks worth 1bn (for example)? Might as well buy the Stocks directly or where am I wrong?
ACRE is very similar to ABR and I think better, and not many are talking about it. Would be nice to give it a look! AMZN is my biggest position by far. DIS was my first stock, then sold, then went up and I regretted, then I was happy I did it because it's getting way too "woke" and just losing money like crazy... LNC I'm watching closely and I think I'll start a position today or tomorrow. LRCX, very good, bought a bit then skyrocketed, should've bought more! MPW I bought expensive then very undervalued, and I plan on adding more if it falls again. NVDA is crazy expensive and ripe to fall sooner o later, so after doubling the price I sold my sadly small position, heh heh! UNM very undervalued, bought a few months ago, been one of my best investments. Thank you!
You claim to have no knowledge about Arbor yet you worn about investing in this company. Clearly you have no idea about there business. So stay away than from commenting on Arbor
@@FASTgraphs thanks for your answer. But the results Q1 are looking pretty good GAAP net income of $0.46 per diluted common share Distributable earnings1 of $0.62 per diluted common share, well in excess of our current dividend, representing a 68% payout ratio Raised cash dividend on common stock to $0.42 per share; a $0.02 per share, or 5% increase, representing an annualized dividend of $1.68 per share Strong liquidity position with ~$785 million in cash and liquidity and ~$560 million of restricted cash in replenishable CLO vehicles with a weighted average cost of 1.64% over benchmark rates2 Agency loan originations of $1.09 billion and a servicing portfolio of ~$28.91 billion, up 3% Structured loan originations of $268.0 million and a portfolio of ~$13.64 billion Issued $95 million of 7.75% senior notes primarily to repay existing 8.00% debt Announced a $50 million share repurchase program; repurchased ~ $37 million to date at an average price of $10.53 per share, or a 17% discount to book value
Other than the obvious growth picks I wasn't impressed with your div picks. Most don't have a worthwhile div growth history when checking on div watch growth calculator imho. Thanks though for the vid and effort.
Can you go deeper into LNC ABR. I personally have those two now im not too sure .... and one more USAC. I'll take a one minute talk if you would buy it I would but if not I'm out I trust your words I know its not financial advice but Its still my decision thanks
Many excellent ideas, but my main takeaway is always how great Fastgraph as a tool is to help investors think about a business. Thank you Chuck.
These Chuck´s videos.....and a cup of coffee. That´s it !
I was straight into this video like a rat up a drain pipe, thanks Chuck 👍
Personally I’m interested in AMZN and MPW
long on both! i expect mpw to be a better return over next 12 months tho!
Thanks for reviewing my requests! I feel like I called the radio station and the dj played my song.
Thanks Chuck. I am also adding PRU - 6% DIV
Thank you for showing OMF
OMF did not cut their dividends!
They’ve paid multiple special dividends and they are raising dividends
5.3% dividend raise in February 2023
35.7% dividend raise in February 2022
55% dividend raise in May 2021
2 separate special dividends in 2021
Raised dividends 32% and had a special dividend in February 2020
Raised dividends 36% and had another special dividend in August 2020
Thank you Chuck, great stuff as always. Any thoughts on SCHW after the big drop?
I just wanted to say that I truly appreciate you, your the reason why I started my youtube channel in the first place. Thanks to you I now teach people about financial literacy and how to invest their money. Thanks once again, and I hope you could inspire more people just like myself to build a youtube channel. 😊
I’m in no hurry to buy, but I’ll keep these on the list 😊
Chuck, working out the different nuances of considerations of extremely different stocks impressively shows the time savings and the constant knowledge gain of the tool. As a subscriber for years, I can only fully confirm the performance and possibilities. I do not want to miss it anymore. All the best.
I’ve looked at most of the stocks you have here and I swear I came to the same conclusion as you on all of them. Your influence on my investment style has been absolutely amazing. Thank you.
Love the growth dividend stocks! Love getting double digit pay increases without some bs boss giving me some bs review giving me some bs 3%
lol, no bs there- that's another thing I like about early retirement, I get an avg double digit pay increase every year on my divs, good market or bad- and my pay arrives every day or three or a few- I never got that in my working career-- I've been a FG subscriber since 2008, would not have made sense of sound investing without it- and that's no bs
Thanks Chuck! Still don't trust MPW management but there are some other stocks I'm either long in or which I added to my watchlist due to this video :) I hope that MPW does work out for all who are invested, for my personal portfolio it is still too risky. Burned my fingers on other stocks which were shorted and I didn't trust the short seller
Thanks, I would love to see a Baba, tcehy, palantir, snowflake analysis from you 😊
GREAT AGAIN CHUCK. THANKS FOR REVISITING MPW... All the research on mpw seems to point toward a good roi outcome for any cost basis under 12, as long as the smear&short drama plays out and goes away - hopefully the lawsuit makes that happen. Hope all is well and thx again!
Chuck, I always enjoy your videos and trust your advice. No one could be correct 100% of the time over a 6-mo period; but with FASTGraphs, it does seem to be possible to make good investments about 80% of the time over a 5-year period.
Have you considered doing a video like this one, focusing on a set of international companies?
I am still learning about international stocks in the different accounting convention.
Thanks chuck!
Could you explain the difference between Nep and nee? Nep seems under valued at the moment with higher growth estimates than nee in the future. They also have a higher yield with a faster dividend growth rate than nee. And from what I understand, a higher percentage of revenue coming from ‘clean’ energy Thanks!
Appreciate the vid Chuck! Able to include TTD and ALB in the next vid?
Thanks Chuck, we are in NVDA, MDT, OMF, and ABR. like them all!
I love your content Chuck and crew! Would you consider doing a video on banks including community banks that you think will survive this crisis? Maybe it's the banks that didn't but low interest long term treasuries or lend out risky commercial mortgages...
Thanks Chuck for covering these subscriber requests. I opened a position is SCHW during the recent drop at around $50… would love to hear your thoughts on Schwab. Thanks!!
Love the content. I subscribed keep it coming. I’m I’m going to try to fast graph.
Supererb analysis, made much earsier with the use of Fastgraphs
Have a Happy Easter, Chuck and thanks for all you do for us.
Thank you, Camden is in my opinion undervalued relatively to its past. Bought it for my portfolio.
Most information I've seen when analyzing riets shows using AFFO, adjusted funds from operations, to determine dividend and growth safety. Referring to ABR. NVDA looks like a short position, but I wouldn't.
I prefer FFO because it is a standardized calculation AFFO is not. However, both are available on FAST Graphs. Regards, Chuck
Hi Chuck, can you do an update on ticker FN, fabrinet? You did a video 5 years ago and would be cool to see a “how did it do” video. It’s looking very tempting to me atm. 😊
Chuck, what is your take on charlies and warrens age? Do you see risk in there ?
Under performance Can u add QQQ comparison with spy and stock
Did you say the MPW FFO valuation was "expensive" or "inexpensive" in this video?
cheap inexpensive
I love MPW.
Thank you so much !!! It’s unbelievable value to find you here in utube !!! You one from best from all
I have a 100 stock dividend portfolio which I plan on holding for a very long time and which I reinvest the dividends. I recently took my taxes to my tax preparer who was “too overwhelmed” to do the taxes because he said he had to record each reinvestment manually on the tax form and couldn't do it. Does anyone have any suggestions or had a similar experience? It just seemed odd to me. btw i love your channel.
SCHW soon?
Thanks Chuck, much anticipated your pure growth analyses, appreciate it!
Just an idea for an update to the graph.
Instead of doing a one-time purchase at a specific time. I feel it would be more beneficial to show If you put that money in consistently over the the time. I feel this is the more realistic way of investing.
You can put more than one purchase on the FAST graph and it will calculate your cost basis. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs yes, and I love the feature that uploads the transactions into your portfolio. But what I am talking about is if there was a setting that says you want to invest $x per week or month for the time period selected, instead of $x all day once.
@@kevinborrelli9621 gotcha, however, that would be very difficult to implement and would require a lot of programming and server resources. I will put it on the wish list anyway
Always great to watch and learn, thanks as always Professor
How’s Roche looking?
Thank you
Shouldnt we look at price to book value for Berkshire ?
I mean wouldnt it be stupid to buy a company for 2 billion that holds only stocks worth 1bn (for example)?
Might as well buy the Stocks directly or where am I wrong?
Price-to-book is 1.43
Thank you so much for all your work. You are wonderful and so is your analysis.
ACRE is very similar to ABR and I think better, and not many are talking about it. Would be nice to give it a look! AMZN is my biggest position by far. DIS was my first stock, then sold, then went up and I regretted, then I was happy I did it because it's getting way too "woke" and just losing money like crazy... LNC I'm watching closely and I think I'll start a position today or tomorrow. LRCX, very good, bought a bit then skyrocketed, should've bought more! MPW I bought expensive then very undervalued, and I plan on adding more if it falls again. NVDA is crazy expensive and ripe to fall sooner o later, so after doubling the price I sold my sadly small position, heh heh! UNM very undervalued, bought a few months ago, been one of my best investments. Thank you!
Disney's CEO has asked the board to reinstate a dividend this year.
😂
Still unattractive.
I like mpw. I however think it will get hit down more.
I think Disney's head long dive into the culture war has cost them short term and will cost them long term.
Chuck is mr value
Keurig. I don't think women will ever stop drinking their coffee. neither me.
Has anyone got a fastgraph subscription and is it worth it?
You claim to have no knowledge about Arbor yet you worn about investing in this company. Clearly you have no idea about there business. So stay away than from commenting on Arbor
Lots of knowledge about the operating results that they aren't pretty. Therefore, I consider my valid. Regards, Chuck
@@FASTgraphs thanks for your answer. But the results Q1 are looking pretty good
GAAP net income of $0.46 per diluted common share
Distributable earnings1 of $0.62 per diluted common share, well in excess of our current dividend, representing a 68% payout ratio
Raised cash dividend on common stock to $0.42 per share; a $0.02 per share, or 5% increase, representing an annualized dividend of $1.68 per share
Strong liquidity position with ~$785 million in cash and liquidity and ~$560 million of restricted cash in replenishable CLO vehicles with a weighted average cost of 1.64% over benchmark rates2
Agency loan originations of $1.09 billion and a servicing portfolio of ~$28.91 billion, up 3%
Structured loan originations of $268.0 million and a portfolio of ~$13.64 billion
Issued $95 million of 7.75% senior notes primarily to repay existing 8.00% debt
Announced a $50 million share repurchase program; repurchased ~ $37 million to date at an average price of $10.53 per share, or a 17% discount to book value
Other than the obvious growth picks I wasn't impressed with your div picks. Most don't have a worthwhile div growth history when checking on div watch growth calculator imho. Thanks though for the vid and effort.
They were not my picks, these were subscriber picks. In other words these companies I was asked to review. Regards, Chuck
Can you go deeper into LNC ABR. I personally have those two now im not too sure .... and one more USAC. I'll take a one minute talk if you would buy it I would but if not I'm out I trust your words I know its not financial advice but Its still my decision thanks