Mr. Valuation

OGE Energy: Attractive Value Above-Average Dividend Yield

Utility Stock OGE Energy OGE Energy is a utility stock, and utility stocks should be primarily thought of as income investments. To a certain extent they can be considered as bond alternatives. Not bond replacements, instead, an alternative income producing asset that has advantages and disadvantages over fixed income and common stocks in general. For …

Demo – The Forecasting Tool Powered by FAST Graphs

Introduction The 5 Forecasting Calculators are found under the Forecasting tab. These are used to perform performance calculations using the estimates provided. Each Calculator has 11 different valuation lines with clickable points for each of the four quarters in the fiscal year. The Estimates Forecasting Calculator is the default calculator when going to the Forecasting …

4 Cheap Growth Stocks Worth Looking At

Introduction I’ve had several requests to cover cheap growth stocks, and in this video I will go over 4 interesting looking what I would call growth oriented stocks that I thought you might be interested in researching. In the following video I will go over Advanced Emissions Solutions (ADES), NMI Holdings (NMIH), Boot Barn Holdings …

When is the PEG Ratio Superior to the P/E Ratio? Part 2

Introduction Financial metrics such as P/E ratios, price to cash flow ratios, PEG ratios, price to sales ratios, price to book value, and many others, should be thought of as tools in the investor’s toolbox.  They can all be useful when appropriately utilized towards putting together a successful stock portfolio.  However, just as you wouldn’t …

Choosing Common Stocks That Make Sense for Your Retirement Portfolio: Part 2

Introduction Choosing the most appropriate stocks for the common stock portion of your retirement portfolio is vitally important.  In part 1 of this series found here I presented the 6 broad categories of stocks (businesses) that renowned mutual fund manager Peter Lynch presented in his best-selling book “One Up On Wall Street.”  I contend that …