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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement

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To: E_K_S who wrote (25491)9/19/2016 9:28:40 PM
From: Steve Felix1 Recommendation   of 34328
 
Can't tell what all is in there, but looks like everything is historical. Pretty sure most algos will be putting
forward numbers in also.

How about a safety rating of 7, but after they get this year out of the road, 5 year est. earnings growth of 15%. :)

"CVA has been a consistent free cash flow generator and recorded positive free cash flow in 10 of its last 11 fiscal years. Free cash flow is the sign of a healthy business and is needed to fund sustainable dividends. CVA's returns on invested capital most years have been relatively low and suggest that the firm doesn't have much of a moat. During the financial crisis, CVA's sales declined by 2%. Many companies performed worse during the financial crisis, which means that CVA might not be as sensitive to the economy's overall health as many other dividend stocks. CVA's stock returned -21% in 2008, outperforming the S&P 500 by 16% and suggesting it could provide greater downside protection in the event of another bear market. Finally, the stock's price has been somewhat less volatile than the market in recent years. This could mean that the company's fundamentals are somewhat more predictable than other businesses."
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