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Conservative Stocks

Becton Dickinson is a Powerhouse with CR Bard

Becton, Dickinson (BDX) closed out 2017 with profit growth of 15%. Now with the merger of CR Bard, the new company will be a powerhouse in the field of hospital supplies.

Grainger is Back in a Big Way After A Huge Quarter

Industrial supply company Grainger (GWW) is up BIG after a blowout qtr that saw profits rise 20%. A weak dollar as well as strong construction and infrastructure spending is good for GWW.

Starbucks Looks to Continue its Sideways Move

Even though Starbucks (SBUX) has been building a base for more than two years, the stock still isn’t undervalued by my measures and looks to continue its sideways chart pattern.

Ecolab to Have Ecolab-like Results in 2018

Chemical company Ecolab (ECL) hasn’t been itself due to a slowdown in the Energy sector and F/X costs. Investors should expect more Ecolab-like results in 2018.

Public Storage Down as Interest Rates Hurt REITs

Public Storage (PSA) stock is down as higher interest rates are hurting REIT stocks. But with a 4% yield and a dominant market position, this stock is a good value for the long-term.

MasterCard’s Profit Growth is Accelerating

MasterCard (MA) has been fabulous in the last year as the stock’s gone from $110 to $150. And now profit growth just accelerated from 17% to 24% — with 30% growth expected next qtr.

Google is Experiencing Accelerated Growth

Alphabet (GOOGL) has revenue growth accelerate to 24% last qtr — the best qtr in years. Now I feel this stock’s P/E could rise to 30, which could mean a $1500 stock sometime in 2019.

Celgene Sinks After Cutting Long-Term Targets

Celgens (CELG) sank 20% after the company reported last qtr’s profits, and lowered long-term profit targets. There’s multiple issues going on here, but the stock is now cheap with a P/E of 12.

Fiserv Needs to Step Up its Sales Growth

Fiserv (FISV) has missed profit estimates the past two qtrs as sales growth slowed from 5% to 2% to 1%. Now FISV is expected to see sales growth pick up to 6%. Let’s wait and see.

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