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Today, The Weekly Buzzing Stocks by Billy Kawasaki and Greg Dean, CFA commented about whether SMCRT-OL, 6532-JPY, AW-T, SYZ-T, LMN-X, LGN-X, TCS-T, DSG-T, TIH-T, MEQ-T, MEDP-Q, SPB-T, ATZ-T, SIS-T, KEY-T, BKBR3-BZ, MIDD-Q, Z-Q, AD.UN-T, PET-T, JWEL-T, PRL-T, HPS.A-T, EFN-T, ESQ-Q, CSW.A-T, KO-N, MO-N, KHC-Q are stocks to buy or sell.
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The Kraft Heinz Co. engages in the manufacture and market of food and beverage products. It operates through the North America and International geographical segments. The company was founded on July 2, 2015, and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA. Social media mentions are up 1300% in the past 24h.
Altria Group, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the manufacture and sale of cigarettes in the United States. It operates through the following segments: Smokeable Products, Oral Tobacco Products, and All Other. The Smokeable Products segment consists of cigarettes manufactured and sold by PM USA, and machine-made large cigars and pipe tobacco manufactured and sold by Middleton. The Oral Tobacco Products segment includes MST and snus products manufactured and sold by USSTC, and oral nicotine pouches manufactured and sold by Helix. The All Other segment refers to the financial results of NJOY, Helix ROW, and the IQOS System heated tobacco business. The company was founded in 1919 and is headquartered in Richmond, VA. Social media mentions are up 2400% in the past 24h.
The Coca-Cola Co is the nonalcoholic beverage company, which engages in the manufacture, market, and sale of non-alcoholic beverages which include sparkling soft drinks, water, enhanced water and sports drinks, juice, dairy and plant-based beverages, tea and coffee and energy drinks. Its brands include Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coca-Cola Zero, Fanta, Sprite, Minute Maid, Georgia, Powerade, Del Valle, Schweppes, Aquarius, Minute Maid Pulpy, Dasani, Simply, Glaceau Vitaminwater, Bonaqua, Gold Peak, Fuze Tea, Glaceau Smartwater, and Ice Dew. It operates through the following segments: Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America, North America, Asia Pacific, Bottling Investments and Global Ventures. The company was founded by Asa Griggs Candler in 1886 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA. Social media mentions are up 700% in the past 24h.
He finds that the most interesting and profitable area of the market involves smaller businesses still run by talented teams. He tries to find the smallest companies he can so that he can own them for a long time.
Likes cashflow growth of 15%, doesn't like debt (a performance-enhancing drug). Ideally, likes businesses that convert earnings to free cashflow, because you can't pay bills with net income.
No, he hasn't seen that. Most people are happy with their S&P exposure. But remember that 90% of the world's listed companies are small caps. From a diversification and a return standpoint, small caps are attractive.
Investors have a hard time selling things that have done the best, but that's often the time to rebalance. It seems that the past few years have seen people rebalancing into things that have done the best, rather than into EMs, small caps, or private markets. He doesn't think that every $1 should go into 7 stocks.
Yes, and he visits the companies themselves. He and his team have been to about 15 countries in total over the past year, meeting with over 300 companies. Part of their job is getting to know the companies and the executives that run those businesses; the best way to do that is in person.
Note that he's allergic to leverage, and most banks leverage up to give that 12-15% ROE. So he doesn't really love the business model.
This name is small, under $1B, no analyst coverage. Lots of respect for management, should continue to do well. Lends almost exclusively to law firms. Law firms pay out almost all their capital as partner distributions, so they need working capital at times to manage the business.
Still owned by founder, second generation. Has done the same thing for a long time; what changed is number of places they could sell to. Good business, but not a great price right now.
DeepSeek was like a "man overboard" moment for a stock like this, as many own it simply as a beneficiary of data centre buildout. This sentiment makes it harder for the long-term investor.
