Today, Bryn Talkington and Bill Harris, CFA commented about whether TECK.B-T, ABX-T, EMA-T, CNQ-T, TRP-T, CNR-T, ENB-T, BTE-T, MFC-T, NPI-T, GEI-T, ATKR-N, BCE-T, TF-T, ADM-N, CVE-T, XLE-N, AAPL-Q, GILD-Q, ADBE-Q, ORCL-N, VNOM-Q, COWZ-A are stocks to buy or sell.
We all know and use their products, and they have a recurring revenue machine. Remove their Covid growth, and Apple's revenues have been anemic. Earnings always beat because they have a big share buyback. This year, shares are up 30+% in a great year. She sold calls and shares are at the high end. She's holding it long term. She wants to see more topline growth.
She's very bullish energy; energy prices will remain high. $86 is the new $60. The Saudis hold all the cards, so they have an incentive to keep the oil market tight. Inventories are very low and the free cash flow yield in this sector is ove 10%. Spending is disciplined and companies are givign back to shareholders. This is no longer a feast or famine sector.
Prefers hard asset (real estate & infrastructure) style business models vs. expensive tech style companies.
Consistent business models good for investors in the long term.
Higher interest rates hard on asset heavy business models, but eventually things will even out.
Waiting for real estate & infrastructure stocks to get cheaper before buying.
Rising deficit in USA a big concern with higher interest rates.
It holds 100 of the highest free-cash flow yielding stocks in the Russell index. Energy and healthcare make up about 50% of this.