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For us these stocks are bargains. They are both old and well established companies. Both have a long record of paying dividends
They are both growth stocks and each one could move up 40% and still be undervalued !
Our analysis of these stocks is in this week's Report; if you would like to see this Report (free, no obligation ) just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
Quite a move considering that in the first few days the stock went down a little. But the stock is still exceptionally undervalued and our rating is still well under 0.85. Also the big steel stocks have come to life in the past 5 to 10 days with both Dofasco and U.S. Steel moving up $2 to $4 !
If you would like to see our comments on this exciting stock just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
The first one is in the DJIA 30 and has the technical expectation to double in 2-4 years; it is a Topick.
The second one is exceptionally undervalued; sells at 10 times estimated earnings; and yields 4% ! Also this stock trades in a 2 year long uptrend channel and is currently close to the bottom of this channel. This stock is clearly a No. 1 Topick. Both these stocks are discussed in this weeks Report; if you would like to see this Report (free, no obligation ) just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
Our feature stock in our Report to be published at the end of this week is a member of the DJIA 30 and is also a household name.
Earnings, cash flow, book value, and dividends are estimated to continue to grow in the 11% to 15% range.
We rate the stock as substantially undervalued and the chart pattern suggests a double from here.
If you would like to see this Report just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
We think so the odd thing about interest rates is that high rates are bad for both sides. Clearly high rates cost the borrower more money but at the same time, because the lender works on the spread, they make less.
On the other hand, with low rates both sides win; the borrower will pay much less in interest and the lender makes more with a bigger spread.
As we see it the only place for high rates is when inflation gets out of control.
There are five Canadian and five U.S. stocks in these top 10. All have been rated with today's closing prices.
Some of these stocks are substantially undervalued and the remaining ones are exceptionally undervalued.
This is a must-see list and it is in our Report this week. If you would like to see a free copy (no obligation) of this current Report just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
In our blog headed "A superb undervalued stock" the price should read $9.00 not $10.00, the latter figure being an inexplicable error. In today's trading the stock we are describing had a good day as it was up over 3% but still well under $9.00.
This is a Canadian stock and it is new to these Reports.
For more details see our comments in yesterday's blog.
This is a Canadian stock and it is new to these Reports.
For more details see our comments in yesterday's blog.
In our Report coming out later this week we are commenting on and reviewing a very special situation.
This stock sells for less than book value; sells for less than 4 times cash flow; has a debt/equity ratio of less than 0.4 and lastly sells for less than $10.00 dollars! It also pays an above average dividend.
Our rating on this stock is a little under 0.70 which puts it in the category of being exceptionally undervalued. This stock has what we are looking for. If you would like to see our comments and a chart on this astounding situation just email us at fraserratings@yahoo.ca
