dividends

Cardinal Health Update-A Dividend Aristocrat on Sale

Introduction On November 22, 2017, I published an article titled: “Cardinal Health: A Dividend Aristocrat the Risk Is Already Priced In.”  At that time, Cardinal Health (CAH) was trading at approximately $56 per share and was paying a dividend of $1.81 representing a dividend yield of about 3.1%.  Of course, a lot has changed with …

Meredith Corp.: Buy of a Lifetime or a Value Trap

Introduction Today I am going to cover one of the most befuddling stocks that I think I have ever covered – Meredith Corp. In the video I will talk about why I find the stock befuddling and I will talk about what the company does and what some of their products are. Below is their …

Even With This Crisis It’s a Market of Stocks

Introduction It’s stating the obvious to say that the stock markets have been in a freefall as a result of the coronavirus.  However, I think it’s also important to point out that what we have recently experienced in the stock markets more resembles a flash crash than it does a correction.  Furthermore, I think it’s …

Recent Market Action A Value Investor’s Perspective

Introduction For some time now I have been pointing out that the stock market as measured by the S&P 500 has become moderately overvalued.  However, even more to the point, I still believe that to be true even after the price corrections we have experienced recently as a result of the coronavirus.  In other words, …

The Top 3 Medical Distributors Are On Sale: AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson Corp.

Introduction The top 3 Medical DistributorsAmerisourceBergen (ABC), Cardinal Health (CAH) and McKesson Corp. (MCK) dominate the distribution of pharmaceuticals and are estimated to represent 90% to 95% of the market.  Moreover, each are dividend growth stocks, and as a specific subsector group all appear significantly undervalued.  Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the issues …

Interest Rates and Stock Values Truth Be Told

Introduction The idea that interest rates directly affect stock prices is a commonly held belief among many investors.  There are some that even go as far as to say that the only reason the stock market is up is because interest rates have been artificially kept low by the Fed.  With this article, I’m going …

This is How You Can Beat the Market Without Fail

Introduction With this article I am going to present several ways that investors, especially retired investors, can beat the market without fail.  However, what I will be presenting may not be what you are expecting, particularly if you have a narrow notion of what beating the market means.  In other words, one of my primary …