Latest Stock Buy or Sell? Make More Informed Decisions!
Today, Eric Nuttall and Jenny Harrington, CEO, Gilman Hill Asset Management commented about whether UMPQ-Q, TMO-N, DIS-N, BIR-T, SU-T, BNE-T, NVA-T, TVE-T, ATH-T, BTE-T, MEG-T, TOU-T, PXT-T, WCP-T, FRU-T, TOG-T, ERF-T, CVE-T, WCP-T are stocks to buy or sell.
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The market this week Flat is the new down. There isn't negative news, and Evergrande on Monday was merely an excuse to sell. The market won't pull back dramatically. She expects to buy stocks she missed earlier at a cheaper price soon. The market will be flat for a while. Remember that markets are up nearly 20% YTD and 30% in 2019 and 18% in 2020. All these gains are making investors a little nervous. So, they are stepping out and moving a little more money into cash, not not bonds (no income). The market is bifurcated between stocks trading around 30x and other around 13x.
She's owned this for a year since Disney was at $124, based on a thesis that Disney would ultimately earn $10/share, which is taking a little longer than expected. When it does, DIS will be trading at 18 or 20x, slightly lower than the overall market. She bought it as a long-term hold. She doesn't trade it. Disney deserves a premium valuation given a strong CEO and their amazing products. The theme parks are returning despite Delta.
$690 is the new price target, or 13% higher. She she still loves it. Both guidance and shares rose last Friday. The guidance surprised analysts who are this week are scrambling to upgrade it. She sees upside, though not as much as this year's increase. $690 is reasonable. TF benefited from more Covid testing. Goldman just upgraded it. Management always delivers. It boasts 8% organic growth and will grown into 28s earnings. She's happy.
He's buying this week's dip including Facebook, Skyworks and Cleveland Cliffs. He holds 35% cash. Some stocks he bought were down 20% this week, far below Monday's dip. Copper prices will remain stable. However, steel prices are so high, so Cleveland Cliffs is merely a short-term buy and he's looking for an exit if prices partially recover.
He's buying this week's dip. These shares fell to $30, which is obscene compared to other carmakers. Overall, FedEx and Nike are talking about supply chain issues which he hears is worsening, not improving, as rising wages will narrow margins. So, he will likely return to high cash levels.
Market outlook He expects another rollover coming. He's buying this week's dip, but he's cautious. Tapering will begin at some point, but he sees signs that the pandemic is ending. This means the Fed won't need to continue its pandemic supports. No, he doesn't expect the sky to fall next week or month. He holds a barbell portfolio, but favours upside short-term. Momentum is still there.
He just bought it. It's cheap at 10x forward earnings. They're in a hot business--a in logistics and supply chains. A very cheap stock. They've gotten into new markets. It's low-risk given the low multiple. They will guide to an earnings number of $10/share. Earnings will be released on Wednesday. This is a long-term hold.
