Latest Stock Buy or Sell? Make More Informed Decisions!
Today, The Panic-Proof Portfolio (Stockchase Research) and Michael Decter commented about whether JPM-N, DSG-T, TD-T, AAPL-Q, SOBO-N, WELL-T, ENB-T, LLY-N, MSFT-Q, NVDA-Q, BRK.B-N, SGY-T, SLF-T, ONIT-N, PBR-N, STCN-Q, IMMR-Q, ACWI-Q, CGRE-T are stocks to buy or sell.
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We reiterate CGRE, a REIT holding 64% of its real estate holdings in the US (the rest is split between Canada and internationally), as a TOP PICK. We like the global diversification and that its holdings are broadly based. It trades at 1.4x book value with an average PE of 24. REITs are a good way to diversify your portfolio. The space has been under pressure for a while due to interest rate volatility, but with rate cuts anticipated going forward this is a good time to enter. We recommend up the stop (from $17.50) to $19.50, looking to achieve $25.50 -- upside potential of 18%. Yield 4.8%
We reiterate this low MER (0.32%) ETF in USD as a TOP PICK. It provides instant global diversification with over 2300 holdings in the portfolio -- acting as a great indicator for the overall market as a whole. The average PE of the portfolio is 22.7x earnings. The past 10 year return has been 9.5% annually -- 7.5% since inception. We continue to recommend a stop at $110 -- looking to achieve $147 -- upside potential of 18%. Yield 1.5%
We again reiterate IIMR, a developer of touch screen technology, as a TOP PICK. We like that cash reserves are growing, while shares are bought back. The 42% acquisition of Barnes & Noble and its access to digital textbook markets fits well into management's growth plans. It trades at 3x earnings, under book value and supports a 28% ROE. We recommend trailing up the stop (from $7) to $8, looking to achieve $11 -- upside potential over 25%. Yield 2.1%
(Analysts’ price target is $13.75)He sold at higher levels than current. There's no investment money flowing into the oil patch, because international investors perceive the federal government as hostile to energy. No buyers. Surge is well run, drills great wells, pays a good dividend and buys back stock.
Buffett holds $300 billion, but he's holding some serious stock positions. It's great to ride along with one of the greatest investors of all times, and the extra cash provides a hedge. If there's a dip, Buffett is in a great position to buy. He expects a dip, but not a crash. Recent earnings season was overall positive.
A long-time holding and owns a lot of shares. The recent downturn is a result of the short-term traders after earnings. This is one to buy and hold long term, as you collect the dividend. They're unaffected by the price of oil and make their money like a toll as they transport oil.
