Dividend Yield Should Not Drive Your Stock Selection Process

I received an email from a new follower asking me for my opinion regarding Southern Company (NYSE: SO) given that it has a dividend yield of ~4.75%. I quickly looked at the 5 year compound average dividend growth rate (“CADGR”) and noticed an anemic 3.50%. This brings me to the objective of this post which [...]

By |August 15th, 2017|General Investing|Comments Off on Dividend Yield Should Not Drive Your Stock Selection Process

Enbridge Inc. Stock Analysis – An Investment Opportunity Right Under My Nose

Summary This Enbridge stock analysis is based on Q2 2017 results and management's forecast for the remainder of fiscal 2017 which was presented August 3, 2017. Enbridge has excellent long-term growth opportunities and currently has one of the strongest portfolios of in-service and future growth pipeline projects. It currently has $31B of diversified low-risk projects [...]

By |August 7th, 2017|General Investing|Comments Off on Enbridge Inc. Stock Analysis – An Investment Opportunity Right Under My Nose

Know The Investment Risks You Are Assuming

I am constantly amazed at how so many people look for the quick and easy way to get rich without truly understanding both the RETURN and the RISK aspects of an investment opportunity. It doesn’t take long to perform a quick internet search to come up with examples of investors who overlooked the inherent risks [...]

By |June 17th, 2017|General Investing|Comments Off on Know The Investment Risks You Are Assuming

See How Inflation Impacts You. Prepare Yourself!

Inflation really impacts you so prepare yourself! On June 14, 2017, US Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen and all but one of her central bank colleagues voted to raise its benchmark federal-funds rate by a quarter percentage point to between 1% and 1.25% thus representing the 3rd increase in the past year and a half. [...]

By |June 15th, 2017|General Investing|Comments Off on See How Inflation Impacts You. Prepare Yourself!

Get Your Financial House in Order…NOW!

Subsequent to the US Presidential election in early November 2016, I have become “uber cautious”. My rationale for becoming this way is that: Corporate debt levels are growing exponentially despite sputtering profit growth. High-yield debt with “thin compensation” relative to increasing risk of default. Political turmoil in various parts of the world appears to be [...]

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