hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're going to be taking a look at five stocks of X 10
minutes next week we're gonna be covering more than five stocks but for
the sake of it we're just gonna be making a video this week I'm trying to
reorganize my website so that when you visit the homepage it'll be more
friendly you know a much friendlier layout so if you're there to look for
information on IRAs 401ks articles on specifics dividend stocks or just
dividends in general what is a dividend and such then it'll be specific it'll be
organized with specific categories instead on the home page which will make
it much easier for you know brand-new viewers and just you know recurring new
ones so in this video we're just gonna be focusing on finding five stocks with
the extenders next week that'll have positive free cash flow revenue net
income have a yield will say of higher than two and a p/e ratio less than 25 so
let's go ahead and if you are brand new to my channel I do make stock market
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at dividend com I clicked on the ex-dividend dates and I've already
sorted my stocks I have a whole video on dividend com how I find ex dividend
dates that there's a video I'll link it in the top right corner if you guys
would like to click it says how to find ex dividends and you can click on that
otherwise let's go ahead and continue now I have these sorted by their
strength so that just means that they have they've had dividends they've been
paying out dividends for multiple years based on their rating they increase
their dividend they haven't cut back their dividend sometime they have good
yields they're supposed to be the revenue supposed to be positive over the
next four quarters or supposed to be positive you know they're not going to
be negative so it organized I organized them just by how their strengths so we
have Honeywell right at the top next I'm going to go over on why chards
and begin entering these stocks into y charts now again I have another whole
video on Y charts and how you guys can access that website for free it's on my
youtube channel I'll have that link in the top right corner as well if you guys
would like to check that out go ahead and check that out I have a link in
order to get to their website for free and begin using the charting system for
free that they offer I think that's great
it goes a very fash of visual representation of just stocks in general
so I took all the ratings from three point nine to the last one here
generally electric at three point four so it is actually a pretty good company
I always consider that you know it's a paper company they're only a couple
point I believe the other ones like San I think is the other paper company or
they do are saw an S o n but anyways I went ahead and just took the top
contenders they're in here we can see that all the rx-7 today's here are semi
sordid not really about 19th is Monday 23rd is Friday so you can see here this
is what Wednesday here this is Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Monday so
oh okay nineteen to the Monday so most most of these are on Tuesday or
Wednesday right near here very little Monday one so you actually have good
time to buy anyways next step is I'm gonna go ahead and uncheck Delta
Airlines let me see here I put in a symbol RH I I put the wrong symbol there
we go I put Guggenheim I don't want Google Haim and it was my next thing
here is to uncheck all of these and my first step is to remove anything with a
high p/e ratio so I'm gonna go ahead and just mark a few of these at a time and
then remove anything with a p/e ratio higher than with the averages for the
S&P 500 right now which I believe is like 23 so a microchip or throwing that
one right out and that gives us Honeywell which has a 70 I don't think
that's correct but let's go ahead and toss that one out
as well and that leaves those ones in there let's continue here it's add a
couple more we have Sydney with a hundred and eight
we have let's see little fuse 38:34 Evercore haven't heard of that company
before matt rind Hershey's and it's pretty good there
next is a beast uh let's go ahead and see if we can check all of these and
just kind of yeah so we can we got te we can remove higher than 23 we have this
style which is 24 and let's see here what is Robert Half international that's
added 23 I'll go ahead and leave that one in the mix so next let's go ahead
and remove anything with a yield lower than two just so we're buying some
dividend stocks you know we want the dividend let's see here we have a 1.7
with Discover card and we'll leave that one in there the Aflac 2% not too bad
see we have a point nine one with Barnes group we have a Delta Airlines which is
one point nine for Delta Airlines I would consider that more of a growth
stock but with rising oil prices right now in just the whole way it's been kind
of going on one or met that must have been the wrong ticker but anyways go
ahead remove that and warrior oh I may have removed the wrong tickers oh well
so now we are down to a little bit smaller less let's go hack actually just
blow this up and I'll zoom in here there we go so now we have a little bit zoomed
in so the next thing is I want revenue free cash flow or net income over the
last five years that has been positive so I'm gonna go down here and just look
enter percentage change and target their free cash flow and revenue has gone down
but the net income has been going up so if we don't want to have anything in the
negative over the last five years this is retail so I'd rather not there's this
has been a great growth period a lot of companies they should be having great
revenue great net income increasing free cash flow I mean free cash flow itself
is not bad it's not bad to have either negative or positive with negative free
cash flow that could mean they could be doing acquisitions but in this case the
revenue has been decreasing so I'm gonna go ahead and remove this Aflac decrease
in revenue decreasing free cash flow but positive net income so they're
decreasing their revenue but there may be increase in their prices which would
be driving their net and come up that could be causing the price let's see
what the price looks like Oh ten years here so they've done pretty
well through the recession period they recovered it within two years and they
fell a little bit down during this little 2011-2013 area but they've been
pretty good overall over the last ten years they're up a hundred eighty
percent which is ten ten percent on average for each year so I'm gonna go
ahead and what was it was it positive on the other ones that we took a look at
let's just go look at 10 years because that was the last recession but
everything should be positive over 10 years well let's go ahead and see so
here we have negative revenue negative free cash flow so go ahead and remove
that that's positive we have positive there we have negative
net income by three hundred and fifty seven percent l brands look at that net
income been increasing over the last ten years very nicely
down in revenue down and free cash flow and General Electric we know their story
they are down in their net income they are down in their free cash flow they
are down in their revenue that is why their stock has plummeted as of you know
the whole earnings and the way that they're taking that company and and such
so that leaves us with really four stocks to really take a good look at
here so of these four stocks let's just take a look at their price
their dividend yield their price the book value
there are PE ratio and that's pretty good for now
let's go ahead and normalize it so this is normally what we look at on the
website we can see that they pay out right now 52 cents for each share each
quarter which is very nice looks like they increase it huge right right back
and this time frame looks like they had a steady increase for quite a while you
see even during the recession period back in 2008 they increase their
dividend believe a flex when paying dividends for some 44 years somewhere
along those lines if we hit the max chart here you'll see a nice steady
dividend and then 2008 a huge jump their dividend up and just up up up up up so
very nice consistent dividend growth and consistent dividends even through
recessions 2000 2008 recessions the next recession Aflac very good business let's
go back to 10-year currently priced 86 90 were they affected by the
you know the recent correction you know it doesn't look too bad in comparison
they've been corrected before back and what looks like 2017 it did have a bit
of a correction but then they just easily recovered it so it does look like
a pretty easy stock but their price you can see here
between 2008 it did fall hard and didn't really fully recover and like stay
positive then until 2014 in 2016 there was a period between there where it went
negative 2 and then that's 2000 like end of 2016 going in the 17 that's when it
begin to get positive so this one is you bought into it and you got into the
negative eventually you would probably get out of it unless you know you're
buying it up that this high point right now that could be pretty risky
next is Southside now this one is a mess right now so these little spikes in blue
let's go ahead and get rid of the price let's just take a look at this over the
last 10 years so these are special payouts so whenever you see these spikes
here these are special payouts or the shareholders so they have a very nice
consistent dividend increase that looks like during 2008 they did cut their
dividend or perform a stock split split their dividend but then they rebuffed it
back up very quickly and then ever since that point have just paid out special
payouts during that time frame they're currently price that's here we have the
price of Book value o and C the price of Book value of a flag are they're at a
1.3 1.3 9 price-to-book ratio that's actually pretty nice p/e ratio sitting
at 7.8 in a person you know it was nearly at a 13 just not even a month ago
so it's came down quite a bit whereas Southside hasn't been hit as
hard due to the last correction here that's
been taking place so take a look at their price here
the price has been pretty sporadic price-to-book is at a 2.1 p/e ratio
seventeen point nine one dividend has been pretty steady with special payouts
and there currently have a dividend yield of three point one six take your
several DMB looks like they had a special payout of some sort or maybe
they increased it here let's just take a quick look over at dividend comm we
could take a look at here so they've had dividend growth for the last 11 years
since 2007 this looks like possibly 2009 is time frame let's see what took place
back then yeah they did a stock split 0 for 1
so for every one you got zero so maybe they went
private that could be it looks like they decrease their dividend to very tiny
okay so in comparison to yeah they probably
cut their dividend out completely here see I can't even zoom in that yeah it
looks like they did a stock split paid out dividends for just a very small time
and just cut it out completely in 2001 and here's what we're looking at the
graft yet
looks like they may have went public again in 2007 and then that's why it
shot up like this they were paying no dividends and then they shot up to
paying out 25 cents a quarter and such their let's see here
pe 13.6 to price the book 1.2 - price is at 20 dollars and two cents yield three
point three two and L brands I think L brands has done very well
let's take a look at just its dividend information here I should probably just
do that one at a time so L Bryn's has had consistent dividends they've had
special dividend payouts these are what the spikes are if you go to dividend
comm and look at their information here as well it'll show you the special
payouts where is their what's their ticker symbol lb right here and you
slide all the way down to the bottom you can see these little marks right here if
you highlight over them it's my special payouts of $3 so they do these some
special payouts and that is what these spikes are right here on this graph so
whenever it spikes up like that it's a special payout but they're currently
paying out 60 cents per share right now they've been paying out dividends for
quite a while and at the top hug dividend com it says they haven't had
any growth in the last year but
this could be 60 cents Oh looks yeah they it looks like they haven't
increased their dividend since back in 2015 going into 2016 the increase at 60
cents so it has been over a year since they increased it so if you're buying
into this stock you're not buying it to buy and hold for the dividend increases
you're basically buying it thinking it may appreciate because the price and
yield 48 dollars and 54 cents has came down hard into the new year it was
nearly at 62 dollars now at 48 yield is that nearly 5% but you can see that this
one it goes down to the $30 range all the way up to the $62 range so this one
almost doubled you know nearly a 100 percent gain if you had rode this one up
from September all the way into January and sold it but very risky stock you can
see that there's no really support you know you may have thought this is
support Lane right here and held it it came down hit the support and if you had
bought it during this time thinking hey I'm gonna load up on this because this
is the support level and then it tanked by 50% there or more you would need
looks like a 25% drop and then you would need 50% back just to get back to that
point and then another 50% to get up but of all of these stocks I think you know
Aflac and South Side seem like two of the last risky ones lb and DnB seem like
some of the higher riskier one so those are four stocks with X to Venus next
week that looked like potential you know I'm not gonna say that they're great
buys but they have good revenue free cash flow net income they all have PE s
less than 25 yields greater than 2% Affleck's been paying dividends for 37
years I believe if not longer if we go back over that dividend calm let's just
take a look at these very quickly if you guys would like to stay around South
Side and D and B so here we are we have Aflac 35 years of increase in dividends
SB s I twenty years of increase in dividends and DnB eleven years of
increasing dividends so again SB si Affleck
I think Aflac would be the safest choice followed our behind by SBS I then DN b
and then I wouldn't risk it with lb brands that one swings very wild you
could potentially buy it at a very low point and maybe write it up or it could
just flop again so who knows but that is that that is it for this video if you
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we're like man these were great buys three months ago we had a yield of over
6% imagine you know this is probably one that I covered three months three months
ago and I was like you know it's an undervalued stock if you had bought it
you could have written it up you know 70 80 90 % but um just as far as keeping an
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