Slow and Steady
Wells Fargo (WFC) has been providing its investors with slow and steady returns — and a fat dividend too.
Wells Fargo (WFC) has been providing its investors with slow and steady returns — and a fat dividend too.
M&T Bank (MTB) is up in anticipation of higher interest rates, but I feel the move has already been made.
BlackRock (BLK) reported profit growth of just 1% last qtr, and BLK stock isn’t doing much.
Casey’s General Store (CASY) has convenicne stores and gas stations in little towns and cities in the Midwest.
Franklin Resources (BEN) likes to pay special dividends when times are good. 2013’s stock market is good, so expect a juicy dividend.
Dollar General (DG) has been in a downturn since mid-2012 because dollar stores had a slowdown. I see this as a buying opportunity for DG.
With record profits being booked, shares of JP Morgan (JPM) could finally breat out of a nine-year base and hit new highs in 2013.
IBM (IBM) is a solid core holding you can buy, hold, and get a healthy dividend. This stock is also undervalued and has solid upside right now.
Want to take part in the market’s gains? Own a company that gains when the market does. BlackRock (BLK) should have a solid year in 2013.
Celgene (CELG) is one of the most under appreciated stocks in the stock market. This stock has it all — profit growth, low PE, and momentum.
Express Scripts (ESRX) is the perfect blend of certainty, consistency and growth opportunity — and its tremendously undervalued.
Aflac (AFL) used to have a P/E in the teens. Now it’s only 8. If you are a long-term investor and can be patient, AFL has stupenous upside.