If you are looking for a very high long-term growth stock, then put this Hong Kong based online brokerage and wealth management firm near the top of your watchlist. Revenues are expected to grow at over 100% this year and next. And the company’s impressive integrated platform (e.g. stock trading, margin financing, wealth management, market data and interactive social features) is expanding thanks to its high R&D budget and important relationship with Tencent (the preeminent Chinese internet juggernaut). In this report we review the business, growth, financials, valuation and risks. We conclude with our opinion on investing.
Industrial REIT: 4.5% Yield, Undervalued, To Benefit from Sector Growth
The Real Estate Investment Trust (“REIT”) we review in this report offers a well-covered 4.5% dividend yield, and it continues to benefit from improving fundamentals in the US industrial REIT sector. Its unique strategy (of focusing on primary and secondary markets) continues to generate higher rental yields while also delivering superior rental growth. And with a payout ratio of only around 59%, the dividend is on solid footing. Moreover, the property portfolio continues to be highly resilient with ~99% rent collections throughout the pandemic. Yet despite the strong fundamentals, it trades at a significant valuation discount versus peers. In this report, we review the business, its health, valuation, dividend safety and risks. We conclude with our opinion on whether it offers an attractive opportunity for long-term income-focused investors.
Big Upside Potential: Small Cap Healthcare Company
The young small-cap healthcare company we review in this report is growing rapidly and has a large total addressable market opportunity. It also has an attractive recurring revenue model with a very high retention rate (customers like it) and attractively improving margins (as the business continues to scale). The company provides personalized data-driven solutions that help individuals understand healthcare better, as well as assisting them in navigating workplace benefits available to them. In this report, we review the business, the opportunity, financials, valuation and risks. We conclude with our opinion on investing.
2 Attractive CEFs: Big, Healthy, +5.0% Yields
In general, investment “fund” vehicles are less desirable (because of the typical high fees and chronic underperformance), but the two closed-end funds (“CEFs”) described in this report are attractive for a variety of reasons. For example, they’ve both thrived and outperformed for decades (net of all fees and expenses) thanks to their disciplined management teams, they both pay big healthy dividends (5.4% and 5.5%, respectively), trade at attractively discounted prices (versus NAV), use a small prudent amount of leverage (a good thing), have compelling sector/style allocations, and market conditions remain attractive coming out of the pandemic. You might consider buying a little (we own both) and just hanging on. You’ll keep getting paid big healthy dividends for if/when you need them, otherwise just reinvest the cash and enjoy the powerful long-term compound growth.
Portfolio Update: 3 New Buys, 1 Complete Sell, + Some Rebalancing
I don’t trade often because I am a disciplined long-term investor. However, I have just completed 3 new buys, and 1 complete sell (plus a variety of normal rebalancing trades) within the Blue Harbinger Disciplined Growth portfolio. I have also updated the “Buy Under” prices (and thereby ratings) of a variety of existing positions within the Blue Harbinger Income Equity portfolio and the Disciplined Growth portfolio. This report reviews all of the latest updates, as well as why I believe these two portfolios are positioned for continuing long-term success, in a big way!
New Options Trade: High Upfront Income, Attractive Long-Term Growth
If you like high income, but you are a stickler on entry prices, you may want to consider the options trade described in this report. The trade covers an attractive high-growth stock, trading at a significantly lower price than just 2 months ago due to market noise—as the business remains fundamentally attractive. Rather that purchasing the shares outright, you might instead consider this trade—which generates high upfront income—and gives you a chance to pick up the shares at a significantly lower price. We believe this trade is attractive to place today, and potentially over the next few trading sessions (as long as the underlying share price doesn’t move too dramatically from here).
Fooled by Narratives: Three (3) Stocks Worth Considering for Purchase, Now
The investment news media is more interested in generating advertising dollars than it is in actually helping anyone with investments. Their goal is to tell the most ridiculous sensationalized investment stories they can get away with in order to garner more readers, listeners, clicks and ultimately advertising dollars. One of the most common ploys they use to implement their unscrupulous agenda is the false narrative. They’re basically dishonest, uncaring and greedy. In this report, we share 3 highly attractive investment ideas that are hiding in plain sight thanks to the media’s totally disingenuous false narratives.
Healthy 8.5% Yield BDC: Strong Balance Sheet, Liquidity
The business development company (“BDC”) we review in this report is healthy and has advantages over its peers. For example, its large size, seasoned management team and strong balance sheet all give it a leg up (versus peers and versus other high yield investments) as it grows its track record of 46 consecutive quarters of stable to growing dividend payments. In this report, we review the business, balance sheet, liquidity position, dividend strength, valuation and risks. We conclude with our opinion on investing.
This 10.0% Yield BDC: Attractive, Worth Considering
The Business Development Company (“BDC”) that we review in this article focuses on making primarily debt investments to pre-IPO growth companies (focused largely on technology and life sciences markets). It also offers a compelling 10.0% dividend yield (with potential for additional “special dividends”). Specifically, this article reviews the business, the company’s investment portfolio, the dividend and the risks. We conclude with our opinion on investing.