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I have a buy rating on SWK due to its strong expected EPS growth, appealing valuation, and rising dividend despite higher interest rates. Stanley Black & Decker reported solid Q2 results, with non-GAAP EPS of $1.09 beating expectations and strong cash flow, boosting shares by 10%. Key risks include high debt, a weaker consumer environment, and adverse currency moves, but strong guidance and bullish sentiment suggest a positive Q3 report.
David Shaw has long been known as the “King of Quants” because of his pioneering use of computers and algorithms to foster high-speed quantitative trading.
Dividend aristocrats are blue-chip dividend-paying companies with a long history of increasing dividend payments year over year.
Since my previous article in June, Cincinnati Financial has nearly quadrupled the total returns of the S&P 500 index. The property and casualty insurer's net written premiums are surging higher thanks to more insurance agencies selling its products and rising market share. The Company boasts one of the lengthiest dividend growth streaks among publicly traded U.S. companies.
Air Products and Chemicals has hiked its payout to shareholders for 41 consecutive years. The industrial gases giant's adjusted EPS climbed higher in the fiscal third quarter. Air Products and Chemicals' interest coverage ratio in the first nine months of fiscal year 2024 was almost 15.
The market keeps hitting record highs, and many investors fear putting new money to work. It's always a market of stocks, not a stock market. Wonderful blue-chip bargains are always on sale if you know where to look. Here are the 14 dividend aristocrats that are 15%-plus historically undervalued, representing super growth at a reasonable price.
The bond market anticipated the Fed's 0.5% rate cut, which led to a positive market reaction and record highs for the S&P. A strong economy with falling interest rates is the ideal backdrop for blue-chip bargain buys if you know where to find them. The PEGY Ratio is a wonderful metric that combines valuation, growth, yield, total return and income growth into a single super GARP metric perfect for times like these.
This month, I want to dive deeper into my top picks. Realty Income is the premier monthly dividend-paying REIT. You need income, and they pay it – a match made in heaven.
Coast-to-Coast / iStock Editorial via Getty Images With a market cap of $509.8 billion, Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) is one of the world's biggest oil and gas companies in the world.
24/7 Wall St. Insights The S&P 500 is up a stunning 16.5% this year, after a massive 2023.
Toromont is my top choice in the heavy equipment industry, benefiting from exclusive Caterpillar dealership in central and eastern Canada and strong infrastructure spending. Despite a slight decline in operating income and EPS, Toromont's diversified portfolio and resilient backlog suggest strong future growth. The company maintains a robust balance sheet with net cash of $127 million, providing flexibility for capital deployment and future growth opportunities.