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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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From: E_K_S12/6/2022 8:52:51 PM
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Below are the Barchart screener results from the following screen:

ANNUAL DIVIDEND YIELD (%): 1.5% - 30%
CASH FLOW GROWTH 1-YEAR AGO (%): 10% - 30%
DEBT/EQUITY: 0 - 1.25x
PRICE/CASH FLOW: 0.15x - 4.5x

I sorted the results by SIC code
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The idea was to find stocks that generate growing FCF that are 'cheap' & pay a modest dividend.

If we go into a recession, you want companies w/ little debt, can grow their FCF and use that to pay a dividend and pay off debt.

From the list I already own:
CIO & VALE

Recently mentioned on the thread was: BIG

Paul Senior I believe owns HMC.



Fwiw, been looking at the Price/Cash Flow metrics and companies w/ little debt. I originally got over 1000 results

If we indeed are headed into a recession, you want companies w/ little debt and have a good history of generating positive growing cash flow.

The screener is a useful tool and relevant, especially when I see some of those stocks discussed on the Value thread
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