Wow Chuck! Excellent! This format is great and really adds to the value of Fastgraphs. The first place I go when I hear of a new stock is Fastgraphs! I will not buy a stock without checking Fastgraphs first! Thank you!!!
Hey Chuck! Nice shirt! I only just found out I was a contrarian (that's what friends are for I guess). When I had a mortgage and the Bank told me to fix my rate, I did the opposite and vice versa. Net result was that I survived a period of 19% interest down under where we cannot claim interest rate payments on our houses. So, you know now why I am here and ready to learn. The teacher learns twice! Cheers!
I like the forward looking prospects video concept. Maybe do a forward looking prospects video on VFC? VFC just cut the dividend. I'm interested in how to use fastgraphs to evaluate a company that is going through that type of transition. You used Pitney Bowes in a previous video. Is it possible to use fastgraphs to determine if VFC is likely to go the way of Pitney Bowes?
Hey, Chuck, agree with your analysis, however ZTO, Cayman based entity, is a better buy for this sector, even though no dividends are paid, $7bn cash flow .
In a lot of your videos you say... If you put $10,000 into this stock back (whenever) it would be worth (whatever) today. What if you're only investing a few hundred a month... Is dollar cost averaging into the stocks you suggest still a good idea (Owens Corning, Amazon, advance auto parts, etc.)
the $10,000 per month is just a metaphor. FAST Graphs allows you to calculate result on any amount you choose. With that said dollar cost averaging is a proven strategy which works if the investor has the discipline to stay the course. I prefer to pick my stocks and make my decisions based on valuation and research. But with that said, I repeat dollar cost averaging is a proven strategy. Hope that helps, Chuck
Hi Chuck - I have EQH based on your recommendations last year and still holding.I see that growth rate is going to happen this year 15% 12/24: 16% and 12/25: 14% on fast graphs. I was down in this stock but getting a decent dividend as of now. Should I keep holding or swap it with some other stock paying more than 2.5% in dividend?
If you took time to look at their financials you would find they are highly leveraged to artificially pump eps but in reality every financial metric has been declining. Look at gaap number, adjust for debt and you have a stock worth 15 dollars maybe. If all you do is looking at bs non gaap you will always lose money in crap companies full of debt and broken business model. 20 pe for tons of cash and growth like tesla would be very cheap but right now they sit at 40 times earnings unfortunately
@@atmavictu2995 Do not get me wrong. I'm trying to diversify my portfolio and WBA is a defensive sector. It may not have rapid growth, but it is stable i think. Raw materials are my growing business, which I have a lot in my portfolio. BHP and RIO Tinto. In my Vallet i have also Bank of Nova Scotia, Verizon, 3M, PeKaO, PKN Orlen and Intel.
I bought both FDX and UPS at a fair value, but not necessarily a margin of safety. I find two large players in any industry (LOW/HD, CVS/WBA, BMY/AMGN), but at a fair value according to fastgraphs and hold long.
I'm having trouble rationalizing "hold" when there are other options available. Although, sometimes tax gains and losses can be a factor as well as margin of safety. Isn't a hold really a buy decision for another day ? - especially now when brokers commissions are not factor?
here are a few clichés: 1 in the hand is better than 2 in the bush. A portfolio is like a bar soap THE MORE YOU HANDLE IT THE SMALLER IT GETS. Inactivity strikes us as intelligent behavior (Warren Buffett). There is a difference between a buy decision and a hold decision (Chuck Carnevale). Regards, Chuck
Wow Chuck! Excellent! This format is great and really adds to the value of Fastgraphs. The first place I go when I hear of a new stock is Fastgraphs! I will not buy a stock without checking Fastgraphs first! Thank you!!!
In Chuck we trust, everyone else we run them through Fastgraphs.
Bought at 153 after the video following the flash crash.
28% up, but I hold longterm for more Dividend growth🙂
congrats
Hey Chuck! Nice shirt! I only just found out I was a contrarian (that's what friends are for I guess). When I had a mortgage and the Bank told me to fix my rate, I did the opposite and vice versa. Net result was that I survived a period of 19% interest down under where we cannot claim interest rate payments on our houses. So, you know now why I am here and ready to learn. The teacher learns twice! Cheers!
Hello, i love that you are now doing a deep analysis article for stocks
Thank you
Yes do more !
Long FDX, will be holding for next 3-5 years, thanks, will check out the research at some point
Chuck - I did buy fedex when you last recomended and wanted to buy more when it plunged but didnt have enough money. I see that it has recovered
I like the forward looking prospects video concept. Maybe do a forward looking prospects video on VFC? VFC just cut the dividend. I'm interested in how to use fastgraphs to evaluate a company that is going through that type of transition. You used Pitney Bowes in a previous video. Is it possible to use fastgraphs to determine if VFC is likely to go the way of Pitney Bowes?
I really like this format! Thanks, Chuck!
Chuck i really like the way your content has evolved now - very innovative! keep up the great work
really like the research article... nice supplement to the videos
Hey, Chuck, agree with your analysis, however ZTO, Cayman based entity, is a better buy for this sector, even though no dividends are paid, $7bn cash flow .
Wow what I gift, thank you Mr Chuck. And what do you think - is it finally the time to buy JNJ?
In a lot of your videos you say... If you put $10,000 into this stock back (whenever) it would be worth (whatever) today.
What if you're only investing a few hundred a month... Is dollar cost averaging into the stocks you suggest still a good idea (Owens Corning, Amazon, advance auto parts, etc.)
the $10,000 per month is just a metaphor. FAST Graphs allows you to calculate result on any amount you choose. With that said dollar cost averaging is a proven strategy which works if the investor has the discipline to stay the course. I prefer to pick my stocks and make my decisions based on valuation and research. But with that said, I repeat dollar cost averaging is a proven strategy. Hope that helps, Chuck
Hi Chuck, I'm a recent follower. I have bought a few shrs of OC since intrigued,, curious your thoughts as well on UPS as a similar play to FDX?
In October I sold 145 puts hoping to be assigned. No such luck however.
Hi Chuck - I have EQH based on your recommendations last year and still holding.I see that growth rate is going to happen this year 15% 12/24: 16% and 12/25: 14% on fast graphs. I was down in this stock but getting a decent dividend as of now. Should I keep holding or swap it with some other stock paying more than 2.5% in dividend?
Chuck, i will love to watch your video now, after an awesome Q4 by META, do you want to do an update ? forecasts have changed a lot!
What do You think about WBA?
one of the worst companies in the sp500
he has some videos where he covers it.
@@atmavictu2995 I bought it, so better choice will be P/E>20? Like Tesla, Microsoft....?
If you took time to look at their financials you would find they are highly leveraged to artificially pump eps but in reality every financial metric has been declining. Look at gaap number, adjust for debt and you have a stock worth 15 dollars maybe. If all you do is looking at bs non gaap you will always lose money in crap companies full of debt and broken business model. 20 pe for tons of cash and growth like tesla would be very cheap but right now they sit at 40 times earnings unfortunately
@@atmavictu2995 Do not get me wrong. I'm trying to diversify my portfolio and WBA is a defensive sector. It may not have rapid growth, but it is stable i think. Raw materials are my growing business, which I have a lot in my portfolio. BHP and RIO Tinto. In my Vallet i have also Bank of Nova Scotia, Verizon, 3M, PeKaO, PKN Orlen and Intel.
I bought both FDX and UPS at a fair value, but not necessarily a margin of safety. I find two large players in any industry (LOW/HD, CVS/WBA, BMY/AMGN), but at a fair value according to fastgraphs and hold long.
I'm having trouble rationalizing "hold" when there are other options available. Although, sometimes tax gains and losses can be a factor as well as margin of safety. Isn't a hold really a buy decision for another day ? - especially now when brokers commissions are not factor?
here are a few clichés: 1 in the hand is better than 2 in the bush. A portfolio is like a bar soap THE MORE YOU HANDLE IT THE SMALLER IT GETS. Inactivity strikes us as intelligent behavior (Warren Buffett). There is a difference between a buy decision and a hold decision (Chuck Carnevale). Regards, Chuck
If you need beta testers for the international stocks, I would be interested to help out 👍 I'm in Europe with a focus dividend/ value investing
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