Sentences with phrase «at cheaper valuations»

A high growth company can't trade at a cheap valuation unless there are some operational concerns.

Therefore, I just pay attention to the quarterly income instead of monthly, and focus on buying quality companies at cheaper valuations regardless of the payout dates.

These should be starting points to identify good businesses that can be tracked over time and purchased only at cheap valuations.

These stocks are trading at a cheap valuation because the company has either lost its fire or else its fire is fading away.

The reason for using the low end of the common ratios is because we are targeting to buy shares of the company at its cheapest valuation.

By focusing on finding attractive businesses trading at cheap valuation levels, the VIIR (Value Investing India Report) portfolio massively outperformed the Nifty.

None - the-less, the conclusion that Sabra has been selling at a cheap valuation still holds.

Now that we're awash with stocks trading at cheap valuations, what kind of stocks should one invest in?

Both trade at cheaper valuations than Amazon.

We view the present environment as an opportunity to add quality equity holdings at this level or at cheaper valuations.

Hence why they trade at a cheap valuation.

In the next recession, I will invest some of the leftover cash fund into mainly US stocks and pick them up at cheaper valuations.

In the next recession, I will target more cash into mainly US stocks and pick them up at cheaper valuations.

I will use my cash fund that I have accumulated in the last few months (via capturing gains) into mainly US stocks and pick them up at cheaper valuations.

This leaves me considering Fortis («FTS») which offers a middle of the road yield, decent dividend, revenue, and EPS growth, and the lowest payout ratio, at the cheapest valuation.

In the next recession, I will target more cash into mainly US stocks and pick them up at cheaper valuations.

I will use my cash fund that I have accumulated in the last few months (via capturing gains) into mainly US stocks and pick them up at cheaper valuations.

In the next recession, I will invest some of the leftover cash fund into mainly US stocks and pick them up at cheaper valuations.

It would appear that $ BAM has snuffed a competing offer that would have enriched all shareholders in their desire to control the company (and enrich themselves dis - proportionally) at a cheaper valuation.