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They took over Pringles last year. This whole space has been extremely challenged. They struggle to grow and particularly in the cereal space. They are having trouble because people's' preferences have changed. There are higher raw materials costs. We are moving away from snacks as well as cereals. Some of these tried to attract investors with high returns of capital. In fact they are just giving back your own capital and not producing enough to cover these big dividends. We should see it 12% lower next year.
It has really reinvented itself. It was THE growth company through the late '80s and through the 90's. They were assigned a generous multiple and they were a big winner in that period. They are number 2 in the cloud. It is a huge growing area and the market has fallen back in love with them as they are now a growth story again. It is a bit of a 'Show Me' story. There is a lot of choice in technology.
It has really reinvented itself. It was THE growth company through the late '80s and through the 90's. They were assigned a generous multiple and they were a big winner in that period. They are number 2 in the cloud. It is a huge growing area and the market has fallen back in love with them as they are now a growth story again. It is a bit of a 'Show Me' story. There is a lot of choice in technology.
It is another of those tech stocks that had early success and is now reinventing themselves. Don't be too concentrated in techs.
It is another of those tech stocks that had early success and is now reinventing themselves. Don't be too concentrated in techs.
It is a very well run company. Pharma, medical supply and personal goods businesses. The pharma business is doing well. They have a number of drugs. Brands are not as valued by millennials as by their predecessors. This is the struggle that JNJ-N is having. They have a strong balance sheet and a nice dividend.
It is a very well run company. Pharma, medical supply and personal goods businesses. The pharma business is doing well. They have a number of drugs. Brands are not as valued by millennials as by their predecessors. This is the struggle that JNJ-N is having. They have a strong balance sheet and a nice dividend.
It is a great e-commerce play. They are one of the premier deliver options. They are not expensive at 15 times earnings. They just bought TNT last year, giving them international exposure.
It is a great e-commerce play. They are one of the premier deliver options. They are not expensive at 15 times earnings. They just bought TNT last year, giving them international exposure.
It has been in the news a lot. They own technology that is a cure for Hep-C. There is a lot of controversy as they are expensive and a cure costs about $90,000. Lobby groups have negotiated better pricing. It has had huge cash flow and great earnings but is falling dramatically.
It has been in the news a lot. They own technology that is a cure for Hep-C. There is a lot of controversy as they are expensive and a cure costs about $90,000. Lobby groups have negotiated better pricing. It has had huge cash flow and great earnings but is falling dramatically.
There is a need in the US to create healthcare solutions. They are 45% commercial and 55% government. They are growing well and managing the business well, growing about 15% a year. They book a million a day. (Analysts’ target: $280.00).
There is a need in the US to create healthcare solutions. They are 45% commercial and 55% government. They are growing well and managing the business well, growing about 15% a year. They book a million a day. (Analysts’ target: $280.00).
They took over Pringles last year. This whole space has been extremely challenged. They struggle to grow and particularly in the cereal space. They are having trouble because people's' preferences have changed. There are higher raw materials costs. We are moving away from snacks as well as cereals. Some of these tried to attract investors with high returns of capital. In fact they are just giving back your own capital and not producing enough to cover these big dividends. We should see it 12% lower next year.