Ford 's UAW contract vote is looking positive.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-1...tml?cmpid=yhoo
Birch is right about the Buffet understand what you are investing in. First you have to know what your goals are (income, capital appreciation, etc). Then find the stocks that fit with your goals. Google Finance has a nice stock research tool. Yahoo Finance has good industry information. Then drill down from there.
I always try to pick the best or second best company in the industry. You may pay a premium, but they are generally run well and over time they tend to outperform their peers.
Just my 2 cents.
Ford 's UAW contract vote is looking positive.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-1...tml?cmpid=yhoo
Ford UAW Contract was approved today.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories...10-18-20-27-36
I've been out of the loop lately, has anyone noticed Ford's dividend announcement? Not a big one (only .05 per share quarterly) but a start
Yes, I own a nice block of F. The dividend will most likely be increased yearly from now on.
Take a look at:
Guidewire Software, Inc. Common (GWRE)
Went IPO day before yesterday at 13. I know someone who works for them. Could be a very nice future.
Traded yesterday at 17.34.
I think it is worth watching it. Could be interesting.
Homerun, Jim!! At least you helped your sister.
Tom
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Here are some interesting individual stocks I came across yesterday that I want to learn more about and start watching:
All cap over a billion dollars, and all with positive earnings/& dividends.
Stock Symbols:
EVRAZ - a Russian steel company, called EVRAZ plc website: https://www.evraz.com/en/investors/
- headquarters in London, United Kingdom. It has operations mainly in Russia, but also in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Italy, Czech Republic, the United States, Canada and South Africa.. I t caught my eye because it has a SIGNIFICANT DIVIDEND, and great margins.
VEDL - appears to be Indian minerals and oil. Caught my eye because it has a profit margin, and a dividend of over 10%. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/VEDL....tsrc=fin-srch
MFA - a real estate REIT, with a MORE THAN 10% dividend history, and a profit margin showing as over 70%. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MFA/....tsrc=fin-srch
I don't know anything about any of these companies, all three looked interesting to me, so I am initiating due diligence to learn more about them, and see how they may, or might/ fit into my portfolio.
I too like MFA because of its consistent dividends and its lower than average D/E ratio (279%) for its industry (366%). However, because of the nature of its business, its giving a majority of its profits back to its investors so the market price seems to be capped. But I guess that's what makes it dividend friendly. Would of liked to buy it a year ago when it price was discounted.
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Watch this one- Gilead Sciences , Symbol is GILD
They have initiated 3rd phase Human clinical trials of an Ebola anti-viral drug on Covid-19 patients over the next 15 days. If it works, they stand to make alot of money on it.
it is trading today at about $74.70 a share, up about 20% in the last three days of trading.
Details: https://www.clinicaltrialsarena.com/...ivir-covid-19/
Is anyone but me invested in MELI, MercadoLibre? Not cheap by any means, but probably my favorite position right now.
Maggie
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