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Premium contentFord, GM and, of course, Tesla, attract all the attention, but this Japanese carmaker could outpace them. Trading in New York, Honda has just partnered with Sony to produce EV's by 2025. It's a belated move into electric cars, but promising, given the prowess of Sony in electronics and Honda's track record as a successful gas automaker. Each company will invest five billion Yen (US$37 million). Meanwhile, Honda will launch two EV's in partnership with GM in 2024.
Premium contentFortis is building transmission lines to renwewable energy which will de-carbonize their fleet and attract more ESG investment. Renewable energy is big and getting bigger. Fortis shares tend to swing within a range, so pick it up below $60 and watch it ride higher. It currently trades just above $60. The current EPS of $2.65 is double the industry average. Its PE of 22.9x is below the average of 35.1x, but higher than its own forward PE of 20.04x. Fortis is close to fair value now, though recently TD, BMO, Scotiabank and RBC targeted $62-65 for the name. Again, own this for income.
Premium contentThe company's revenue rose 12% in Q4 (16% if not for the currency swing). There was growth in their all-important cloud business by 25%. Compare this to 5% growth in PC's, post-pandemic. Cash flows remain strong while the profit margin is holding at a near-record 20% of sales. Also, Activision Blizzard, which MSFT will absorb, just reported a mixed earnings beat and those shares have inched up. That said, it's clear that videogaming and remote work are retreating to pre-Covid levels.
