Today, Brianne Gardner and Jim Cramer - Mad Money commented about whether CMG-N, CEG-Q, AVAV-Q, FHN-N, GOOG-Q, HUBB-N, JBHT-Q, PLD-N, MCD-N, LULU-Q, UNH-N, V-N, TECK.B-T, CGX-T, CPX-T, NKE-N, NFI-T, AVGO-Q, QCOM-Q, SU-T, DE-N, MRK-N, TOU-T, CNQ-T, ULTA-Q, GIB.A-T, BCE-T, CP-T, BAC-N, RY-T, BMO-T, GSY-T, ABBV-N are stocks to buy or sell.
One of the worst performers, down 33% on the year, 52-week low. She sold a while ago, took a small loss. Unlikely to fall much further. 19x forward PE. Pressure in the space, sluggish sales in China. Cutting costs. Still has strong branding, global market share of nearly 40%.
Likes the company, watches it. She'd wait for confirmation of a turnaround before getting in.
Largest unit processor in the world. Big competitive advantage. Societal shift to more cashless transactions, we're still only in the middle. Healthy profit margins. April revenues beat estimates, transactions increased a healthy 31%, total volume expected to grow by high single-digits this year. Yield is 0.77%.
Up around 11% over past 12 months, slightly lagging index. Averaged 9% annually over last 5 years. Reliable sales stream and operational model. Willing to adopt new trends. Up 400% over past decade, doubling S&P 500's performance. Her price target is ~$311, implies 15% potential upside. Scores 10/10 fundamentally.
Provides benefits to 53M members globally. Recent spike lately, but still sees more profits ahead. Upside to target of about 20%. Last earnings report better than expected. Under a Trump presidency, could see reduced regulation and improved reimbursement. Yield is 1.49%.
Averaged 9% annual upside over last 3 years, and 16% for the last 5. Fundamentally a 9/10.
Looking at the chart, a deep value play. A brand-new addition for her, just picking it up this week. Over the years, she's traded it multiple times and made money. Retail sector has been one of the primary pain points in the last few months, and she sees opportunity. No dividend.
With this one, you have to consider the bigger picture: quality, customer loyalty. 80% of revenue in 2023 from USA, 10% from China, rest globally. Oversold, recession fears have moved to the back burner. Trading at 40% discount to 10-year average. Her price target is $400, a 37% return on a trade from here. High-quality business, challenging macro, story's far from over.
Today, it reported great numbers. The stock collapsed in April but started rebounding in May. It reported in-line revenues and slightly beat funds from operation and occupancy rate was a solid 96.1%. They reiterated their numbers and didn't cut guidance (as in April). He thinks the trucking business is bottoming now.
They make electrical products for data centres, healthcare, utility and residential markets. The demand for and use of AI means surging demand for electricity, which plays into HUBB's products. Margins are wide. Also, companies that are reshoring--bringing back facilities back to the US--will need to connect to the power grid. Meanwhile, grid modernization continues as sustainability energy increases. Also, there's an AI centre boom, again needing electricity. Shares have dipped, so you can buy it now. Their last quarter was strong, but didn't raise their forecast to the street's disappointment. This is a long-term buy.
Too volatile for her. Stay away. Ranks 1/10 on value. Upside to street's price target only 1.5%, so risk/reward is just not there.