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Top Smart-Home Stocks to Buy in 2019Is down 15% this month because cyclicals are out of fashion, but the market didn't like their quarter earlier this month. They slightly missed revenues and earnings growth. And guidance next quarter was light and trimmed their full-year organic sales forecast. Not a major disappoint, so why fall 15%? That's too much. EPS is supposed to grow from $3 in 2022 to $4 in 2024. Not performing as well as Carrier, but these shares are too low.
This does fire safety products, but is also kind of into the automotive industry. It is driven by industrial seasonality. This has had a bit of consolidation since July, and is now testing that. Ideally you would like to see it bounce off of that, but he is taking his chances on it because fundamentally it is a sound company. (Analysts’ price target is $49.31.)
Spinning off their automotive division, but is still mostly an automotive supply company. The whole auto supply sector looks cheap. They all trade at low PE’s, but have all had massive earnings growth over the last 5 years. They are somewhat cyclical. You have to buy these when earnings are weak and multiples are higher, and not buy them after a massive run up of earnings when you think they look cheap. Thinks earnings are peaking for the sector and he is looking for declining earnings, and would look for a better entry price.
This is involved in the auto sector, and the auto sector has very, very strong seasonality. Historically the best time to own this is between February until around May. Stocks like this reached their seasonal end right now, and the auto sector in general has a tendency to come under significant pressure. It looks like a great opportunity to take some good profits. Dividend yield of about 2.5%.
A multifaceted industrial company. Recently announced that they want to merge with Tyco International (TYC-N) spinoff. Looking at industrials here is probably not the best idea, but if you believe the global economy is going to improve and pick up a little, then you should be looking at some industrial names in your portfolio.
On his Buy list at $46. Even though the S&P was down 3.2%, a lot of stocks on his Buy list are down 6%-9%. This company does 3 key things. 1.) Building rehabilitation including working with universities to make sure energy is being used more efficiently. 2.) Batteries where there is a lot of nanotechnology going into their creation for more efficiency, better storage and longer life. 3.) Seating and part of interiors for automobiles.
His model prices $51.19, only 1.5% growth side. All of these areas that are related to autos and auto production have done very well. His #1 stock for quite some time has been Magna (MG-T), and it is cheaper. From what he can see on automobile manufacturing in the next few years, you’ll do well with this one.
Really likes the industrial space and this one clearly falls in that. This kind of conglomerate building products company has done all right as we are generally seen a resurgence in buildings and real estate in general. Have potential across the world. Wouldn’t add to your holdings on this. 1.6% dividend yield.
Johnson Controls is a American stock, trading under the symbol JCI-N on the New York Stock Exchange (JCI). It is usually referred to as NYSE:JCI or JCI-N
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On 2025-04-03, Johnson Controls (JCI-N) stock closed at a price of $78.43.
Lacks growth. Shares are down 12% this year, but trades cheaper than peers like Carrier and Trane. Worth considering at least.