Stock Prices Follow Fundamentals In The Long Run | FAST Graphs

[@tyjameson7404]

Good idea Mr. Valuation 👍🙌limit your reviews to 15. No more. Your putting to much valuable energy into second rate stocks. I hope someday you just pick ten value or dividend stocks that you like 👍🙌🙏🏽❤️💴

[@AllenKrell]

Bought SWK too early, holding long after seeing FASTGRAPHS

[@diegoongania]

Thank you Chuck for including DEV on this video! It gave me a new perspective about the difficulties to assess a value to this company. Thanks!

[@dannytrader2865]

Chuck rocks! Mr. Valuation!

[@Nemo-yn1sp]

You always outperform! Thank you.

[@tyjameson7404]

Amazing breakdown👍🙌🙏🏽 Thank you Mr. Valuation 💴🙌👍

[@TheRustyLM]

Thank you, Professor Valuation! I’ve been in DVN for several months, will definitely keep at it with the worldwide natural gas shortage.

[@chuckdiezel7652]

15-20 each video sounds good!

[@ReeceNUFC]

Really like Eastman, thanks for evaluating it. Torn between EMN and DOW. Being from Kingsport Tennessee (Eastman headquarters) I know a good deal about the company.

[@akr3574]

Thank you as always for your great presentation, Mr Valuation!

[@TheUbisali]

Hello Sir, just found this channel now. Thank you, very helpful channel. Greetings from Hungary!

[@coyrex1250]

Love Brookfield! Their CEO is a visionary

[@justacynic]

Good idea to pare down the number of stock you go through. This was a pretty decent review despite your speed on 20 picks. Going with 15 and spending those extra 20-30 seconds appeals to me. Thank you!

[@johnlucas1180]

Mr. Valuation does it again. Great lessons in here. I'd love to see you do a thematic video on preferred stocks, perpetual and term preferred stocks (of which there are few). In this climate, there are some mispriced preferred stocks that are beaten down and paying nice dividends. CEPQ, CODIC, RILYB...And a number of these like ARGOA have reset rates that I think might be really attractive for subscribers whereby if the preferred stock is not called by a certain date the dividend resets to a base rate plus the then current LIBOR or 5 year T note. This provides some interest rate protection. I'd be curious as to your opinions on these.

[@anthonyb5630]

Hey chuck. I’d love to see an analysis of railroad stocks like UNP, CNI, etc. I think rails are still very relevant and will continue to be.

[@anthonyb5630]

@golden turd Zeniru I highly agree. As someone who works in the industry, I see the immense demand for freight with railroads and just not enough engines and rails so it’s easy to want to buy in. But yes it is pretty clear the railroads are historically expensive.

[@denisbeaulieu5600]

Thank you

[@brijeshkukreja7411]

Chuck looking good. Nice Tshirt and great video

[@badone1756]

Thank you very much Chuck. Totally surprised! Thank you again. I am bullish on Siligan.

[@billbeard9588]

Again, Chuck, thanks so much for your insights.

[@Chris-wb7wf]

Great Insight !!

[@alext1723]

Hi Chuck. Some inspiration for your future videos: FSI, FINV, GTY, IEP, CSVI. Thank you for the great videos.

[@grc7231]

At $33M market cap FSI is pretty ill-liquid at trading

[@chessdad182]

Thanks for the analysis.

[@ExcellentIdeasTips]

Thanks for sharing your view on these stocks. There are som interesting companies that are worth further analysis. If I may ask I would like to see SAP in next subscriber's requests video.

[@o.c.g.m9426]

Hard-core growth investors must be kicking themselves now 🤣🤣🤣. No matter what happens my dividends keep coming in...yes even companies getting tore up like 3M I'm still gettin that $1.49 per share.

[@jefferyhinson1135]

Thanks Chuck, love your videos very informative. If you have time could you please give your opinion on ASO and AOS Thanks much

[@Hawkins1]

Thanks for this. You are really pushing me to subscribe to software. Appreciate what you do.

[@quoddie]

Hi Chuck, been a big fan of your videos for a long time now. Would you ever do a video on just Chinese stocks? Valuations seem quite low and growth seems pretty decent with some of their major players.

[@lorenzh.8926]

Thank you Chuck! $Expi would be my request :) interesting company in my opinion

[@sundevil3640]

Hello Chuck Happy Tuesday!

[@huntdividends]

Great stuff as always. Would love to see some analysis on $MDT

[@joevelasquez2757]

Investors were playing musical chairs with their money. LOL

[@marcowirtl5580]

Thank you for your precius time and value you are creating in such an short video. Could you do a video on FOSL the watch, Smartwatch, and jewelery maker. They are at the end of a restructuring to get smaller and more effektiv (closing stores, going online). The Chairman Kosta Karsotis is also Holding a big chuck of shares( around 10%) Thank you Marco Wirtl

[@crom333]

Would like to suggest ORC with 10% dividend, BIDU and PEP, thank you Chuck!!!

[@andreasschmid1520]

Thanks for the video Chuck! May I suggest to take a look at CTO Realty Growth (CTO) in your next subscriber request video? Small REIT with high dividend yield and very strong dividend growth according to the the dividend champions list. Much appreciated!

[@danielfchen8895]

thanks chuck as always

[@diggieknuckles1836]

Rock on Chuck, great job!!!!😁🤓💰💰

[@niratlasvegas]

Thank you Chuck!!

[@financialfreedomisajourney3339]

Curious as to why you would look at BAM from a PE perspective considering the primary performance measure management uses is funds from operations (FFO). In addition, once BAM converts to a 'capital light' business model (expected to occur late 2022), the dividend will be a % of Distributable Earnings (DE). The manner in which asset managers generate income is very different from your typical 'operating' company. How does FAST Graphs take into consideration major acquisitions or divestitures when comparing historical results versus projected results? The very nature of BAM's business (and Blackstone (BX) for that matter) is that they continually raise billions from sophisticated investors and regularly acquire and divest assets. Trying to compare the BAM (or BX) of the present with the BAM (or BX) of the past is like comparing apples and oranges. Furthermore, how can you look at historical BDX and try to draw a comparison with BDX of the future. BDX made two transformational acquisitions (Carefusion and CR Bard) and has recently spun off Embecta (BDX's former Diabetes Care business). BDX prior to the 2015 Carefusion acquisition is definitely not the BDX of the future.

[@vidnovoc9815]

brilliant

[@dieterfrommunich758]

Thank you, love your work

[@petrisajaniemi2657]

Hi Chuck. Im intrested in Asos plc. Any change to cover that? Great channel and software!

[@Ammori393]

Hey Chuck! Thanks for your videos. Can you check on Dole PLC? Thanks for your work!

[@johnbean9510]

Perhaps for a viewer Tuesday you could discuss the top 5 growth/income stocks that will still thrive in a recession.

[@vestedinterest5655]

Can you cover General Motors? Do you offer a military discount on the Fast Graph subscription?

[@stanislawkaleta1028]

Chuck, Could you have a look at LII, WIX, LMT, BA, X, SOFI ? And, I have a question about the way Fastgraphs plots the stock price over earnings, dividend, cashflow lines. I kind of like the way you present these graphs, but I am unable to plot and interpret them the way you do. The thing is that the "height" of the stock price line over the green area and the orange line changes as you manipulate the timeframe. Could you explain the math behind it? Looking at one timeframe a stock can look attractively priced, however when you shorten the timeframe the stock price line goes up and the stock starts looking overpriced. So which timeframe is correct? Which timeframe should I be looking at? In general, could I ask for a bit more in depth explanation about the maths going behind every line on the graphs produced by Fastgraphs? With a bit more focus on the price line. I have a vogue understanding of why it moves up and down while the other lines stay in one place.

[@kentpool7414]

Chuck, do you have a video that explains how to use your forecasting tab. I always felt weak in that area. Thanks.

[@pollycycenas1868]

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[@FASTgraphs]

here are links to 2 videos that might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXTEg2OaosmXsNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4SqgquZe5qfhrM

[@kentpool7414]

@@FASTgraphs Thank you. Very helpful.

[@808JuJu]

Hey chuck, Mind going over SWKS and BTI in your next submissions vid? They have had a very consistent dividend and have just recently started to break out. their earnings have been great for a very long time!

[@themenacenowak]

I love your content Can you take a look at Signature Bank? I find this stock very exciting at the moment. Thanks and greetings from Germany

[@VR-oy3fu]

Chuck, Thank you for you videos. You are an amazing stock fundamentals analyst. Can you please tell me why you use OCF for midstream companies instead of operating earnings? I have always been curious about that. Again, thank you for your analyses. VR

[@FASTgraphs]

V R : there are multiple reasons why I prefer looking at cash flows for MLPs. For one, these companies tend to continuously sell shares in the open market diluting shareholders. Consequently, the earnings-per-share generated for example 5 years ago are typically spread out over fewer shares in the company currently has outstanding. Therefore, earnings comparisons are to a smaller apples to oranges. Furthermore, MLPs tend to be below average growers with above-average income. consequently, I am primarily interested in seeing whether cash flow is covering the dividend. And consistent billing is a critical component with the time you. I hope that helps, Chuck

[@craigmetcalfe1749]

Hey Chuck, did any of the Shopify punters think to use stops? Love your work!

[@marknajar410]

Hi Chuck, can you do a video on PH Parker Hannifin?

[@christophkral191]

My mower is from Honda. Working for almost 20 years now.

[@FASTgraphs]

Christoph: I agree that Honda makes quality products. However, don't confuse the quality of their products with the potential as an attractive investment. regards, Chuck

[@pieerosabbagh8781]

Thank you for your hard work but please can you check TCN for me Tricon Residential would really been appreciated

[@gelu4449]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@robertacartagena7621]

Very insightful video. Reading about people grabbing multi-figures monthly as incomes in investments even in this crazy days in the market. I would really appreciate any pointer as to how to reinvest my earnings without getting burned.

[@root123]

Would BAM be a better bet that BLK?

[@richj011]

SWK was apparently not a time to buy. But maybe now

[@adekocollymore]

ZIM shipping company

[@atmavictu2995]

Google looks cheap FCFO wise, and even cheaper once you discount the cash at hand. How many companies in the planet can buyback 70BL worth of share and still have tens of BLs left of cash....I think you are wrong there looking at eps. Big tech are cash cows, they should be judged for that

[@FASTgraphs]

here is a link to a more comprehensive analysis of GOOGL that I posted in November 2021. In the video you will see that I look at the company from all aspects including cash flow and all other metrics available on FG. I never limit myself to only looking at one. .with all due respect, I feel what you're confusing here is the difference a person is personally comprehensive. Furthermore, I tend to agree with you regarding, I also was companies like Amazon this way as well. Thanks for offering your perspective, Chuck

[@FASTgraphs]

oops here's a link I promised: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5LOnaCbmZWCrbc