I bought Abbvie last year partly thanks to Chuck's and FASTgraohs insights. Up 50% ! I sold today, now that fair value is reached and bad sentiment might weigh heavily on the stock in a few months.
That is my idea as well. Have abbvie as well, great stock , but I will trim this position a little, and inwest im 3M. Higher yield and better quality overall How fast market could change, it is crazy, last year abbvie was less than 100$, while 3m was around 200$, now Abbvie is more expensive that 3M LOL
Wow that’s crazy I was also up 60% I sold half my position during the Russia invasion crash and might sell more soon. Like how we can all share our story’s here
We all invest with the hopes that one day we will have enough money to live off our investments. The question remains, can a regular investor like me really beat the market? I've invested in several stocks that seem like they'll make good returns, but they always turn out to be underwhelming.
@Zachary Owens well I’m 40 and still far from having enough retirement funds, are there specific stocks that helped grow your portfolio? I tried day trading and it didn’t go so well, the research that goes into it is quite active.
MY portfolio has good companies, however, they have been red all this year. This is my first year of investing and have been down 35% in the January sell-off, and am now down 17% in this sell-off. I work hard for my money, so investing is making me nervous and sad. I don't know if I should sell everything or just sit and wait.
Building a good investment portfolio is more complex, so I recommend you seek professional support. This way you can get strategies designed to address your unique long-term goals and financial dreams.
I’ve been trying to hire a professional. After all, it's what wealthy people do, they hire more experienced people to do the job but I can’t find anyone I can trust.
The financial markets will always have lucrative means for folks to earn decent payouts, be it a crash or rise. I’m just being inquisitive? how are you yielding gains?
@@georgecooper8750 My consultant is *PRISCILLA DIANE AIVAZIAN* I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterward. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online with her name if you care about supervision. I follow her trade pattern and haven’t regretted doing so
SWK is definitely going to be the next addition to my portfolio. Great credit profile as well and building a powerful moat with great brands. Solid company.
Great video, thank you. Margin of safety (safety I) AND predictability of a growing business (safety II) AND rating (safety III) are my personal "key concepts" for investing. 19 out of the 20 will get a closer look🧐
I like BMY / FDX / MO. I also picked up some VTRS below $10 but not thrilled they are selling biosimilar business. Thanks Chuck these types of videos are can’t miss!
@@jmhorn06 that is all true but was one of their primary growth drivers. Maybe they see increased competition in the space and believe the capital would be better served with buybacks especially with the current very low valuation ?
@@chuckdiezel7652 I think so. They are very focused on debt reduction and returning capital to the share holders. Also while it was a growth driver when owned by viatris it should continue to be under the new company. That stake in the new company means viatris will share in the future growth if only to a lesser extent than before. I think they saw the money from the sale as an excellent opportunity to monetize the biosimilars ahead of that growth in order to improve the balance sheet further. The company needs to have a solid balance sheet moving forward in order to capitalize other growth opportunities in the future. I just think people threw the baby out with the bath water on viatris. It's not like the growth of the biosimilars was entirely priced in before the selloff.
Awesome video Chuck, thank to you I become most value investor , my portfolio almost didn't suffered in the past January and February, and I still make money when I sleep (dividends growth stock) ,thank you .
Hi, I’d like to buy fastgraphs software, only when I went to the site a page of ???? In diamonds came up. I do have an old macOS (Sierra). Can you advise me?
Chuck this is one of the best videos I have seen. I am glad you covered QCOM. I have all of these except magna, fortune brands, AMP and griffin. Thank you so much and totally agree value investing takes time!
Excellent video as usual. Consider revealing the screen settings you use to find these gems. Mohamed El-Erian cautions that recession or inflation will likely dominate the next years. We'd love to hear your analysis of the best way to invest under those scenarios. Also your macro and geopolitical insights would be highly valued. You've obviously played this game very well for more than a few innings. Thanks.
Dear Chuck, thank you for another great video. Could you please consider making a video talking about how you or even your son invest in your chosen companies over time? I am a convert to value investing, but become almost paralysed with indecision when the stock rises as I now find it a psychological hurdle averaging up - especially if it reaches fair or even over valuation. Do you have a preferred method of investing? for example a large lump sum first, then monthly DCA over time, or do you start by investing regular smaller amounts? And what do you start doing when the stock reaches a fair/over valuation? I know this can be a contentious issue (just ask any AAPL, NVDA, MSFT investor and they'll tell you it's been overvalued for years!), but it is something I'm really struggling with as a new investor.
I also struggle with buying into stocks. First I think “it’s too expensive, better wait for it to fall into a value range” and then when its in value range I think “but it’s fallen so much, what happens if it falls more???” and don’t buy lol
Thanks for the tip on UGI. How about ExxonMobil and Chevron ConocoPhillips and Phillips 66 Valero BP and shell? I think that would be a damn good video
Great video Chuck. BMY - no brainer. MO - solid. FDX - looking good. WBA is probably more risky, ABBV also a bit more risky. GFF - didn't know of this stock, interesting, I'll check it out. Thanks so much for your hard work.
Great overview as always! I do own a few of the stocks mentioned, and I'm researching some of the ones already pointed out. I do own BMY, WBA for the long, and I believe they'll pay out such as CVS & KR did. We just need time. One of my most favorite strategies from Terry Smith, that I found out this year is - Do nothing! Just purchase good quality companies cheap, and watch them grow earnings over time and provide good return on investment, if they get in the highly overvaluated stratosphere, then I might consider selling or trimming the position, but for now I'll stick to buy and hold, it sure has seemed to pay out.
chuck, have you ever took a look at Brazil market? what dou you think of the opportunities her?have started in the American market and have learned a lot From you?
I am new to your videos. Thankyou Chuck for providing great content. You have given me a lot of homework! I am not just a value investor. I am more of a dividend yield and some growth investor.
Looks like strongest balance sheets and strongest brand name companies in defensive sectors are driving higher PE multiples large cap Bluechip as investors remain in strongest blue chip large caps in a bet that smaller mid-cap business will not do as well in the long-term. COSTCO, PEPSI are 2 examples. Lets hope Mid-caps can prove investors wrong in the next 5 years. Could be a long holding period. Lovely time to try and hedge inflation and save money and invest as a value investor. Thank you for your great video.
Great vid, only western union will not be on my list. They will severely suffer when transfers will be done by crypto currencies, so WU will not exist anymore in 5-8 years.
At this very moment of the stocks mentioned these are the ones I’d suggest checking out to add. $AMP $MGA $CMI $SWKS , they all have decent growth trends in regards to stock price Btw my focus is currently on adding commodity stocks that are well priced $VALE $TROX $RIO $CAT are just a few names that I think are over sold I also like Insurance but most of my positions are closer to fairly sold
It's happening more and more frequently. It's so quick to throw a company on the FASTgraphs and check it out. So when the business channel excretes out a hot stock tip, just throw it on the FASTgraphs. More than 90% of the time, I chuckle and shake my head. What terrible advice! They're just throwing darts, not analyzing. Same feeling I get when they post a naked price chart without underlying earnings and dividends. What can I learn when you're only posting half the information? What kind of business is this? Chuck, thanks for showing every day that the emperor has no clothes. But if he pays a dividend, I might be interested. 😁
Interesting. Viewing this video in April 2024 and checking a few seemingly good picks from March 2022 their price drops were depressing. Namely WGA, BMY and SWK. Even ABBV didn't do well. I tried looking at their 2022 financials but didn't see the reason for upcoming poor performance. I realize forecasting is not an exact science and even with useful tools like FastGraphs I feel it's still a gamble picking a stock.
just stumbled on to your channell. Great stuff! Most don't interest me, but I own ABBV. Looking to trim a bit here. NEE would be a great addition here.
Brilliant as always! I really, REALLY appreciate the “Analyst Scorecard” and use it to weight part of my watchlist, e.g., if a few companies have similar appeal, I’ll use the scores for a sense of confidence in projected growth. How much weight would you give to dividend growth rate when building a Total Growth portfolio? I’m in my late 40s and use a conservative div growth estimate as part of my projected returns, e.g., PRI’s 3, 5, 10 yr div CAGR are 22%, 22%, 32% respectively so I’m calculating 15% growth in addition to the earnings growth. Is my reasoning accurate or way off base? #Learning
Dear Chuck - what is your take on how stock market would behave during a World War ? what would a strategy be for investors? (Assuming no nukes are used then we are all toast !! (LoL)
Nico: I am sorry you feel that way. However, it iss not that we refuse, it Issimply very Complicated. Neverthelless, we hope to have a compatible app in the future. Meaantime, the current versiion is designed to be utilized on a desktopp, and it works quite Well. Chuck
You consistently produce some of the most useful stock price analysis videos on YT, thank you.
I bought ABBV at 68 since chuck said it was a good value. Thanks chuck!
I bought Abbvie last year partly thanks to Chuck's and FASTgraohs insights. Up 50% ! I sold today, now that fair value is reached and bad sentiment might weigh heavily on the stock in a few months.
That is my idea as well. Have abbvie as well, great stock , but I will trim this position a little, and inwest im 3M. Higher yield and better quality overall
How fast market could change, it is crazy, last year abbvie was less than 100$, while 3m was around 200$, now Abbvie is more expensive that 3M LOL
Wow that’s crazy I was also up 60% I sold half my position during the Russia invasion crash and might sell more soon. Like how we can all share our story’s here
We all invest with the hopes that one day we will have enough money to live off our investments. The question remains, can a regular investor like me really beat the market? I've invested in several stocks that seem like they'll make good returns, but they always turn out to be underwhelming.
@Zachary Owens well I’m 40 and still far from having enough retirement funds, are there specific stocks that helped grow your portfolio? I tried day trading and it didn’t go so well, the research that goes into it is quite active.
@Sean Roger I’ll do a hybrid of an ETF and some single stocks.
@Zachary Owens I appreciate your response and I’d love to connect with him, you got any mean of getting more info on Frost Hilda’s services?
MY portfolio has good companies, however, they have been red all this year. This is my first year of investing and have been down 35% in the January sell-off, and am now down 17% in this sell-off. I work hard for my money, so investing is making me nervous and sad. I don't know if I should sell everything or just sit and wait.
Building a good investment portfolio is more complex, so I recommend you seek professional support. This way you can get strategies designed to address your unique long-term goals and financial dreams.
I’ve been trying to hire a professional. After all, it's what wealthy people do, they hire more experienced people to do the job but I can’t find anyone I can trust.
The financial markets will always have lucrative means for folks to earn decent payouts, be it a crash or rise. I’m just being inquisitive? how are you yielding gains?
@@georgecooper8750 My consultant is *PRISCILLA DIANE AIVAZIAN* I found her on a CNBC interview where she was featured and reached out to her afterward. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I focus on. You can look her up online with her name if you care about supervision. I follow her trade pattern and haven’t regretted doing so
@@danieljamal3709 thanks for the info. Found her website and it was really impressive
channel deserves more then 34k subs
Thanks Chuck. We are really blessed to have you here with us.
Hi Chuck, does FDX free cash flow concern you?
SWK is definitely going to be the next addition to my portfolio. Great credit profile as well and building a powerful moat with great brands. Solid company.
Great video, thank you. Margin of safety (safety I) AND predictability of a growing business (safety II) AND rating (safety III) are my personal "key concepts" for investing. 19 out of the 20 will get a closer look🧐
I like BMY / FDX / MO. I also picked up some VTRS below $10 but not thrilled they are selling biosimilar business. Thanks Chuck these types of videos are can’t miss!
Man, do I agree with you on VTRS
They are selling it, but for a relatively high multiple and still retaining a 12.5% equity stake in the buyer.
@@jmhorn06 that is all true but was one of their primary growth drivers. Maybe they see increased competition in the space and believe the capital would be better served with buybacks especially with the current very low valuation ?
@@chuckdiezel7652 I think so. They are very focused on debt reduction and returning capital to the share holders. Also while it was a growth driver when owned by viatris it should continue to be under the new company. That stake in the new company means viatris will share in the future growth if only to a lesser extent than before. I think they saw the money from the sale as an excellent opportunity to monetize the biosimilars ahead of that growth in order to improve the balance sheet further. The company needs to have a solid balance sheet moving forward in order to capitalize other growth opportunities in the future. I just think people threw the baby out with the bath water on viatris. It's not like the growth of the biosimilars was entirely priced in before the selloff.
Awesome video Chuck, thank to you I become most value investor , my portfolio almost didn't suffered in the past January and February, and I still make money when I sleep (dividends growth stock) ,thank you .
Hi, I’d like to buy fastgraphs software, only when I went to the site a page of ???? In diamonds came up. I do have an old macOS (Sierra). Can you advise me?
Chuck this is one of the best videos I have seen. I am glad you covered QCOM. I have all of these except magna, fortune brands, AMP and griffin. Thank you so much and totally agree value investing takes time!
Excellent video as usual. Consider revealing the screen settings you use to find these gems.
Mohamed El-Erian cautions that recession or inflation will likely dominate the next years.
We'd love to hear your analysis of the best way to invest under those scenarios.
Also your macro and geopolitical insights would be highly valued.
You've obviously played this game very well for more than a few innings.
Thanks.
Thank you very much, Chuck. I already bought Abbvie months ago. Also because of your advice.
*Qualcomm is my top positon.*
Up over 200% and still undervalued.
Dear Chuck, thank you for another great video. Could you please consider making a video talking about how you or even your son invest in your chosen companies over time? I am a convert to value investing, but become almost paralysed with indecision when the stock rises as I now find it a psychological hurdle averaging up - especially if it reaches fair or even over valuation. Do you have a preferred method of investing? for example a large lump sum first, then monthly DCA over time, or do you start by investing regular smaller amounts? And what do you start doing when the stock reaches a fair/over valuation? I know this can be a contentious issue (just ask any AAPL, NVDA, MSFT investor and they'll tell you it's been overvalued for years!), but it is something I'm really struggling with as a new investor.
I also struggle with buying into stocks. First I think “it’s too expensive, better wait for it to fall into a value range” and then when its in value range I think “but it’s fallen so much, what happens if it falls more???” and don’t buy lol
I support this request!
Epic breakdown 🙌🏼👏👍🏼
Thanks... Would you do a similar video for Canadian stocks some time? Cheers!
Thanks for the tip on UGI. How about ExxonMobil and Chevron ConocoPhillips and Phillips 66 Valero BP and shell? I think that would be a damn good video
Thank you for the content! Long ABBV (largest holding here) and WBA out of this group.
I love this video! Just what I needed! Thank you!
Your wisdom is very appreciated. Thank you !
Thanks for so many content for dividend stocks !!
thank you, Chuck, can't wait for next video
Great video Chuck. BMY - no brainer. MO - solid. FDX - looking good. WBA is probably more risky, ABBV also a bit more risky. GFF - didn't know of this stock, interesting, I'll check it out. Thanks so much for your hard work.
GFF tripled lol.
Thank you Chuck
Thanks as always Chuck. Your videos are great.
Great video! You are at the top of this game!
What does blended PE ratio mean?
Thank you very much, Sir! Appreciate the detailed explanation and also giving a brief intro to those companies that are not so commonly known.
Great as always. Your comments are so precious. Thanks Chuck !
Great overview as always! I do own a few of the stocks mentioned, and I'm researching some of the ones already pointed out. I do own BMY, WBA for the long, and I believe they'll pay out such as CVS & KR did. We just need time. One of my most favorite strategies from Terry Smith, that I found out this year is - Do nothing! Just purchase good quality companies cheap, and watch them grow earnings over time and provide good return on investment, if they get in the highly overvaluated stratosphere, then I might consider selling or trimming the position, but for now I'll stick to buy and hold, it sure has seemed to pay out.
I own 3M JPM HPQ EPD VZ and Cmcsa
I HAVE ALL OF THESE.....
With interest rates rising and inflation, dividend aristocrat stocks are considered a safe haven. DGRO, HDV, IDV are seeing big inflows right now.
True.Value is a long time play.
Give your Money Time to work!
Dont chase the 100% Returns in 1 Month.
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Fantastic video, Chuck. Thanks a lot!
Appreciate the review.
Good Job 👍🏼 Hope you can do ZOETIS
What are your thoughts on $FLO?
Another timeless video for reference. I often return to your videos, Chuck. Thank you!
coudl you do restraunt stocks like starbucks and texas roadhouse? thanks, new sub here!
best youtube stock market content and great software tool, thank you again!
ALIBABA ❤💯
One of the best videos. Thank you for great ideas.
As always great material. I often say to myself "I wish I had my grandfather like Jack to gain such a great knowledge". Keep it going !!!!
I love the analyst scorecard.
As well as the previous 3 earnings forecasts under the forecast chart.
Maybe bar graph those bad boys to show the trend.
chuck, have you ever took a look at Brazil market? what dou you think of the opportunities her?have started in the American market and have learned a lot From you?
Another fabulously educational video. Thank you!
This channel is amazing.
Thanks! I think I need to buy a few of these!
So much good. And so much reading now.
Another valuable and informative video! Thank You!
I am new to your videos. Thankyou Chuck for providing great content. You have given me a lot of homework! I am not just a value investor. I am more of a dividend yield and some growth investor.
Looks like strongest balance sheets and strongest brand name companies in defensive sectors are driving higher PE multiples large cap Bluechip as investors remain in strongest blue chip large caps in a bet that smaller mid-cap business will not do as well in the long-term. COSTCO, PEPSI are 2 examples. Lets hope Mid-caps can prove investors wrong in the next 5 years. Could be a long holding period. Lovely time to try and hedge inflation and save money and invest as a value investor. Thank you for your great video.
How about Intel. Seems undervalued right now, but how much is the question.
FBHS seems to be a great ivestments. Currently high on my watch list.
I started a position this week :) And also SWKS. Am watching BMY...
FBHS is currently very high on my watch list as well. Seriously debating this one. A lot of insiders are selling it tho which makes me wonder.
Should we not be concerned about the debt of SWK?
Cigna looks amazing
I would like to have seen HBI has 4% div. Bought BMY, SWKS and UGI awhile back
thanks for the information, I love your videos
Great vid, only western union will not be on my list. They will severely suffer when transfers will be done by crypto currencies, so WU will not exist anymore in 5-8 years.
Time will tell… if entities can’t get a handle on digital theft and governments crack down on crypto… good luck.
At this very moment of the stocks mentioned these are the ones I’d suggest checking out to add.
$AMP $MGA $CMI $SWKS , they all have decent growth trends in regards to stock price
Btw my focus is currently on adding commodity stocks that are well priced
$VALE $TROX $RIO $CAT are just a few names that I think are over sold
I also like Insurance but most of my positions are closer to fairly sold
Keep the coming!
good job
It's happening more and more frequently. It's so quick to throw a company on the FASTgraphs and check it out. So when the business channel excretes out a hot stock tip, just throw it on the FASTgraphs. More than 90% of the time, I chuckle and shake my head. What terrible advice! They're just throwing darts, not analyzing.
Same feeling I get when they post a naked price chart without underlying earnings and dividends. What can I learn when you're only posting half the information?
What kind of business is this?
Chuck, thanks for showing every day that the emperor has no clothes.
But if he pays a dividend, I might be interested. 😁
YOUR THOUGHTS ON LUMN WITH 25 CENT DIV AND GEN AT 15 CENT DIV, thanks lobster lab media
Interesting. Viewing this video in April 2024 and checking a few seemingly good picks from March 2022 their price drops were depressing. Namely WGA, BMY and SWK. Even ABBV didn't do well. I tried looking at their 2022 financials but didn't see the reason for upcoming poor performance. I realize forecasting is not an exact science and even with useful tools like FastGraphs I feel it's still a gamble picking a stock.
Looks like FBHS could be at a great technical level for a long position now.
Even better now!
just stumbled on to your channell. Great stuff! Most don't interest me, but I own ABBV. Looking to trim a bit here.
NEE would be a great addition here.
Hello everyone!
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Brilliant as always! I really, REALLY appreciate the “Analyst Scorecard” and use it to weight part of my watchlist, e.g., if a few companies have similar appeal, I’ll use the scores for a sense of confidence in projected growth. How much weight would you give to dividend growth rate when building a Total Growth portfolio? I’m in my late 40s and use a conservative div growth estimate as part of my projected returns, e.g., PRI’s 3, 5, 10 yr div CAGR are 22%, 22%, 32% respectively so I’m calculating 15% growth in addition to the earnings growth. Is my reasoning accurate or way off base? #Learning
Dear Chuck - what is your take on how stock market would behave during a World War ? what would a strategy be for investors? (Assuming no nukes are used then we are all toast !! (LoL)
Thank you for the video. Subscribed. Please review Bread FInancial Holdings, Inc. (BFH). Thank you in advance!
ABC still seems a bit pricey.
Nightmare service, can’t use it on ipad, and they refuse to make it compatible. But they like to let me pay for a service I can’t use
Nico: I am sorry you feel that way. However, it iss not that we refuse, it Issimply very Complicated. Neverthelless, we hope to have a compatible app in the future. Meaantime, the current versiion is designed to be utilized on a desktopp, and it works quite Well. Chuck