I have a very simple solution that would convince you beyond a shadow of a doubt how extremely important valuation is. If you’re not already a subscriber, sign up for free trial to FAST Graphs. Recognize that the orange line on each graph signifies the fair valuation reference line. Now to at any price that is above the orange line(overvalued) and then run performance by clicking the 2nd dot to any other point. Then do the same exercise when the price is below the orange line (attractively valued) and then run performance to any other point. This simple exercise will clearly show you just how important valuation really is, or as I like to say, valuation matters and it matters a lot.
Thanks for the question. However, There is no precise answer, but obviously one analyst is simply an opinion. It takes several analysts to create a consensus. Furthermore, if there are only a few analysts then one outlier can have a great influence on the average and/or median. Nevertheless, the more analysts covering a stock the better.
Maybe, but as I said at the end of the video the drop-off and earnings come from a non-cash research in progress charge resulting from their acquisition.
Chuck eres el mejor ❤
Thanks Chuck for another great video.
Thanks 👍🏼 Nice Video
This was an amazing video.
But I'm left wondering if valuation matters and the degree to which it matters.
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I have a very simple solution that would convince you beyond a shadow of a doubt how extremely important valuation is. If you’re not already a subscriber, sign up for free trial to FAST Graphs. Recognize that the orange line on each graph signifies the fair valuation reference line. Now to at any price that is above the orange line(overvalued) and then run performance by clicking the 2nd dot to any other point. Then do the same exercise when the price is below the orange line (attractively valued) and then run performance to any other point. This simple exercise will clearly show you just how important valuation really is, or as I like to say, valuation matters and it matters a lot.
@@FASTgraphs I will!
nice video. Would be cool if you showed a cyclical company like TXN to talk about out their dividend safety
Excellent presentation
Thanks for the video, long BMY
@FASTgraphs I like that Nathan looks at the interest coverage - would it be an idea to add an Interest Coverage overview under Fiscal Fitness?
Another great video thank you. Do you ever do oversees stocks like UK?
The answer is yes, FAST Graphs covers all stock exchanges worldwide.
Hello Chuck; a question please: what is the minimum number of analysts to consider to be a significant forecast? Thanks.
Thanks for the question. However, There is no precise answer, but obviously one analyst is simply an opinion. It takes several analysts to create a consensus. Furthermore, if there are only a few analysts then one outlier can have a great influence on the average and/or median. Nevertheless, the more analysts covering a stock the better.
@@FASTgraphs thank you Chuck.
Anyone know the APY equivalent of Whirlpool’s dividend payout? I’m confused.
WHR dividend yield is approximately 7.18% APY is a measurement of fixed income or interest earned.
@@FASTgraphs thank you
@@insider235 I've been struggling with valuing Whirpool and afraid to buy more.
Now that MPW has most the hospitals back in possession and/or sold can you break it down like an Australian Break dancer?
finance.yahoo.com/news/medical-properties-mpw-moves-16-133200532.html
Good video, but bmy seems a value trap.
Maybe, but as I said at the end of the video the drop-off and earnings come from a non-cash research in progress charge resulting from their acquisition.
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