hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be doing our five random socks with
ex-dividend x tweak so these five socks work sort of prescreened this week it
was round it was less than 40 socks for sure all of these have price earnings
ratio less than 25 and they have a current dividend yield greater than 1.5
so the video will be released of course right now Wednesday at 8 a.m. and I do
have 5 socks for you guys so I have our p.m. international I have PNM resources
I have general dynamic corporation Main Street capital and Procter & Gamble so I
have all of their ticker symbols right here just released the article about 33
minutes ago so once we jump over there who turns directly into my website and
again I just kind of put what we're screened for so I took a bunch of stocks
screen them we're looking for price earnings ratio less than 25 yields
greater than 1.5 and then we're gonna basically be covering the dividend dates
price comparison it into the yield the price comparison to the earnings to the
average of the industry the payout ratio dividend history and a few other
statistics so of course these are the ex-dividend January 15 through January
19th so their very first stock is ticker symbol rpm rpm international owned
subsidiaries that are world leaders and specialty coding and sealants serving
both industrial and consumer markets rpms industrial products include roofing
systems sealants corrosion control coatings flooring coating and specialty
chemicals so they do have a bunch of brands they're stone-hard trimco and so
on so they're ex-dividend date is on Tuesday the 16th of January so you do
need to buy the stock on Monday or prior you'll then get paid out within the same
month on the 31st of January so I took their information here charted it out
and we can see here that they're currently paying out 32 cents per share
each quarter they're currently priced at 53 dollars and 51 cents
their price earnings ratio is twenty point five eight their current yield is
two point two eight and their price Tabuk is four point four five so this is
all in a three-year period here you can see this is from back in January of 2015
until current year January 2018 so when charted it does show the current
stock it's a higher price to yield over the three-year period which may indicate
it may be overvalued at this time the stock is under in the industry price
earnings average and sits below 60% payout ratio and I said dividend growth
for the last forty three years so I would consider this one very recession
proof the price the book value is four point four five but you can see it stays
read about this right about that price to book value the price in comparison to
what's Book value stays right about the same it's actually came down a little
bit from where it was before maybe been like 4.5 4.6 it is currently higher than
3.0 we're value investors we've considered a value but it could be a
good long term buy and hold the stock is currently at around a twenty point a
twenty point five p/e ratio the industry average is twenty two point eight we can
see it has around a two point two eight two point three nine percent yield it
pays out a dollar twenty eight per share payout ratio is forty two point seven so
it's very recession proof even if their earnings drop by 50 percent
they would still have a ratio of an 80 percent or under their dividend growth
again forty three years of continued dividend growth and their annual
dividend growth was six point six seven percent so they increase it they've been
increasing it yearly and they increase it from a brown 29 cents and some change
up until 30 cents so that was actually an increase of around six point six
seven percent so that was ticker symbol rpm
the next stock we're going to be covering is ticker symbol P and M now
p.m. resources engages in a generation transmission and distribution of
electricity and focus on the sale and marking and electricity and the western
United States and New Mexico the company also provides regulated transmission and
distribution services so here the ex-dividend is on the 17th of January
and that's a Wednesday yep that's correct and then you would get paid out
on the 1st of February so again you do need to own this stock one day prior to
the ex-dividend date so you would need to buy it on Tuesday or prior hold it
until Wednesday to be eligible for the payout date here we can see that they
currently raised their dividend just they recently declared the dividend
increase from around 23 and some change to over 26% so they have an annual
dividend growth the last of nine point two eight percent so very nice growth
they're currently priced at $39 the a a dip right here you can see they went
from around forty five forty four dollars all the way down to thirty nine
dollars so it does look like this happens quite a bit they have a very
nice build up period they do it teacup comes back up but this one they fell
quite a bit below their last support so definitely want to take a look as to why
they fell recently that would be good to know they're currently have a yield of
two point four nine and a price to book value of 1.75 so here we can see their
p/e ratio is not currently on the chart and this one shows that as a twenty
point two but the graph here on the right hand side it's not gonna be able
to show us that information because it had to include that their p/e ratio was
in the three thousandth at some time so maybe they weren't very the earnings
weren't very up there in the past their price had skyrocketed past earnings
which caused their p/e ratio to go into the thousands whereas now it's back at a
normal rate of twenty point two so p.m. stock when charted it does show
the current stock has a higher price to yield which would make a indicate it may
be overvalued at this time the stock is under in the industry price earnings
average is sitting below 60% payout ratio and I said dividend growth for the
last six years the price the book value is 1.75 and that's pretty consistent
which is lower than 3.0 where value investors with some center a value here
we can see that the current dividend yield is 2.4 9 on this chart but they
recently had that hike that was declared and has not been paid out yet so this is
actually the incorrect yield there actually yielded a 2.7 to they pay out
$1 o 6 per share their payout ratio is 57% their dividend growth to 6 years and
their last if declared dividend was an increase of 9.2 8% so very nice growth
there the next stock is ticker symbol GD general dynamic corporation it's an
aerospace and defense company it is a market leader in business aviation land
and expect expeditionary combat systems Airman's and munitions shipbuilding &
marine systems and information systems and technologies so this activity date
is on Thursday the 18th of January you would then get paid out on the 9th of
February so you do need to own the stock on Wednesday or prior to be eligible for
the payout date this one pays out 84 cents per share but they are very
expensive at 205 dollars and 79 cents their p/e ratio is eddie 19.5 - their
price to book value is that a 5.3 one and their current yield is one a you
know one of the lowest points right now and over the line you know in the last
three years it's at one point five nine which is near one of the lowest periods
just in the last three years alone so GD stock when charted it does show that the
current stock has a higher price of yield which would indicate it may be or
reevaluate at this time the stock is under and the industry price to earnings
average and is sitting below 60% payout ratio and that's that dividend growth
for 20 years so this one again is another recession resistant stock the
price the book value is that a 5.3 one which is slightly higher than it was
three years ago and it is higher than 3.0 where value
investors which considered a at value the stock is currently set at a 19.3 p/e
19.5 depending on the current price the industry average is 24.7 so here we can
see that they're currently yielded around one point five nine one point six
three of their annualized pale is three dollars and thirty six per share that
gives them a payout ratio of thirty four point three their dividend growth has
twenty years and their annual dividend growth from the last time they increase
it here you can see that these are dividend increases are very nice so they
have a very consistent around ten percent growth per year so in seven
years actually rule of 72 you take 72 divided by ten and that would give you
7.2 so it would take you about seven point two years possibly if they
continue to have this growth where your initial dividend payouts would double in
seven years just base off their growth so that's a very nice stock there it
does look a little bit maybe overpriced at this current time if I came down a
little bit maybe down into the 185 it might look like a pretty good bargain
the next stock is Main Street capital now this is a reso real estate so Main
Street Capital Corporation actually it's an investment firm which focuses on
providing customized debt and equity financing to lower middle market
companies Main Street's lmmm portfolio investments consists of secured debt
equity warrants indirect equity investments and privately held lmm
companies the ex-dividend date is on Thursday again the 18th of January so
you do need to own the stock on Wednesday or prior you would then get
paid out on the 15th of February this chart you can hear that seed that their
payout the dividend yield or it's not the dividend yield the dividend payout
is 19 cents per share but it spikes up and that's because they have special
payouts it looks like every year they have around to special payouts which are
around see 27 cents per share so instead of
paying their normal 19 cents per share they spike out probably pay 30 cents per
share which is almost you know almost double what they normally pay out so
while their yield appears you know it's actually pretty high 5.8 and then when
they actually pay out those special payouts
it's a payout ratio payout reeled of around seven point seven five or higher
so that's pretty pretty nice special payoffs are the currently price at
thirty-eight dollars and sixty cents the p/e ratio is at thirteen point five for
a payout nineteen cents per share per quarter and they're currently yield at
five point eight percent their price to book value is at a one point six eight
where you can see here for the last three years has remained about the same
we can see here that their price has gone down actually that's their yield we
can see that their yield is actually sitting at one of the lowest points in
the last three years whereas their price is that one of the highest points in
last three years ever since January of 2016 this talk has been on a very nice
uptrend since that time so about two years the
stock if you bought it you would have gotten nice capital appreciation and
where I got some special payouts during that time so main stock wind chartered
it does show that the current stock has a higher price to yield which which
would indicate it may be overvalued at this time the stock is under in the
industry price earnings average which is it is sitting over 60% payout ratio
that's pretty normal for these these you know investment firms and such it could
be a little bit high definitely do your research there it's high dividend gross
for the last seven years has price the book value is one point six eight which
is lower than 3.0 word value investors put consider a value their dividend
yield currently sits at five point eight five point nine depending on the price
of the current stock the annualized payout is two dollars and twenty eight
cents per share the payout ratio is pretty high at ninety seven point nine
the dividend growth has been for the last seven years they've continued to
increase their dividend and they've had annual dividend growth of around two
point seven so very slow here you can see the last three years has had very
slow growth very slow in the in the sense like I'm not sure what it were it
was last time it may have been like point zero two point zero five change
difference you know it's nineteen cents right now it could have been eighteen
you know eighteen point five eighteen point seven five it's in the decimal
form and the very last stock we have for you guys is Proctor and Gamble
ticker symbol PG this is a very well known company the Procter and Gamble
Company is a consumer goods provider the company sells actually have it cut off
don't I there we go I'm not used to having my screen I must
have cut off more of my screen than I normally do so the Procter & Gamble
Company is a consumer goods provider the company sells its products in more than
180 countries and sells various items including beauty grooming products and
home good products currently the company has two main segments global business
units and beauty including beauty and grooming and house
care directive Eden is again on Thursday the 18th of January the payout date
would be the 15th of February they're currently priced at ninety one dollars
and nine cents they're currently paying out 69 cents
per share for each quarter their PE ratio is fifteen point nine eight and
they're currently have a yield of three point zero one their price to book value
is at a four point two which is pretty consistent but is higher than it was
maybe in the last three years I have to remove that little hex you know a little
decimal thing anyways Procter & Gamble stock one chart it does show the current
stock has a higher price to yield which would indicate it may be overvalued at
this time the stock is over in the industry price earnings average it is
sitting over 60% payout ratio and it's had dividend growth for 61 years so this
one is very recession proof the price to book value is four point two nine which
is higher than 3.0 where value investors would consider to a value the stock is
hidden and a twenty four point five p/e ratio where the industry average is
twenty point one the dividend yield is three point three or point three point
zero three or three point zero one depending on the current price of the
day the annualized payout is two dollars and seventy six per share or sixty nine
cents per share per quarter the payout ratio is sixty five point eight the
dividend growth again sixty one years of continued dividend growth but their
annual dividend growth is only three percent and we can see here where they
may have increased it from say sixty six sixty six cents and some change to sixty
nine cents that three cent difference that they increase it is very lows
comparison to like a percentage-wise it's only three percent increase in here
back in 2016 they from 2015 to 2017 January there wasn't a lot of dividend
growth there it may have been half of that so the dividend growth between this
time frame between 2015 and 2017 that two-year period you probably would have
had dividend growth of around one point five percent so it's been pretty slowing
down so those are the five stocks for you guys if you did enjoy the article
remember to like share and subscribe to my channel if I
were to pick one stock out of all these you know I don't hold actually any of
these so disclosure I don't currently hold any of the stocks that I covered in
today's video the the ticker symbols here are p.m. the ticker symbol pn m GD
main and Procter & Gamble if I had to pick just one sock I am not sure which
one I would actually go with these are all it's a it's a hard market right now
to really buy in and look for good investments so I would definitely want
to look a little bit further nothing right off the bat screams at me to look
a little bit further because they are all sitting a little bit beyond you know
the price is much higher than the yield would have been in the last few years we
can see here that 2.2 wait is almost in the center mass here but the price is a
little bit higher than normal just kind of taking a look at what we do have
I would think that Procter and Gamble is always a good stock to go into so out of
all five of these I would probably choose Procter and Gamble just because I
know they have they had they do have dividend growth it may be slow but you
know they can always withstand recessions
it's recession-proof I don't have to worry that I'm buying in at a position
where maybe in the next ten to fifteen years they might not be able to
reappraise yet - so Procter & Gamble is always a safe stock to invest in - I
believe inside my wife's portfolio she is actually holding it but I don't hold
it myself so that is it for this video if you have found it enjoyable remember
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