My principal questions are how strong is the business» past, present and future, and more importantly, is it currently available at
an attractive valuation based on its fundamental merits?
Attractive valuation based on future expectations for corporate earnings.
Not exact matches
-- The bank was upgraded to «outperform» from «underperform» at Macquarie
based on low expectations and an
attractive valuation.
This would alleviate pressure on emerging market assets at a time when their
valuations have become more
attractive on both a relative and absolute
basis.
In my view, the necessary objective is to accept market risk when the likely return / risk profile is
attractive,
based on observable measures of
valuation and market action, and to avoid, hedge, or diversify away those risks that don't carry
attractive return / risk profiles on average.
Our investment philosophy is
based on the long - term ownership of outstanding businesses through common stocks purchased at
attractive valuations.
Revenues were growing and many investors believed it was
attractive on a
valuation basis.
We see a strong year ahead for value strategies
based on the current reflationary environment as well as
attractive valuations and positive price trend.
The Fund offers the advantage of combining Value and Quality strategies in a single portfolio through investing in stocks on the
basis of both
attractive valuations and business quality.
Emerging - market
valuations appear
attractive when compared with developed markets
based on a number of metrics.3 However, we remain selective stock pickers.
It offers the advantage of investing in stocks on the
basis of both
attractive valuation and business quality characteristics.
In this part 2, I will present the final 10 of 20 attractively - valued dividend growth stocks that I felt were currently worthy of consideration
based on
attractive or fair
valuation relative to the overall market.
This article presents 10 Dividend Contenders that I considered most
attractive based on
valuation and forecast long - term earnings and dividend growth.