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 stocks with
ex-students next week now we're gonna be using white art and dividend calm to
screen for and look for some stocks that are going to be you know they could be
undervalued next week and that could be good good potential buys we're gonna be
searching for all the stocks that are coming up with X 10 minutes next we're
gonna be adding all the stocks that have a rating of 3.4 or higher and we're
gonna be using the DARS ratings which it measures their dividends pain the
dividend payment the dividend yield the strength of the stock overall the next
four quarters is it can be profitable the payout ratio and a few other items
so we're just gonna capture the strongest of the stocks that are coming
up next week with a rating of 3.4 or higher and then we're gonna be adding
them over to Y charts now I do have a video on how to access Y charts for free
it's a free tool that I have and you guys can check out that video in the top
right corner it just says access Y charts for free
and then check out that video so over on dividend com that's what we're gonna be
starting up with first so we're just gonna be capturing some stocks that have
X them is next week and then we're gonna be screening them so let's go over here
and all we're gonna be doing is selecting our ex-dividend dates here
then I'm gonna go ahead and uncheck all these little checkboxes here all I'm
looking for is for some common shares and next week is March 12th through
March 16th man we are flying through time right now can you believe it
so we have our dates let's go ahead and hit search and there we are now we have
a bunch of stocks listed here and they're all out of orders so I'm going
to go ahead and sort them by strength now we have 23.9 motorola moving on up
there and the rating system so all we're gonna do is take you know you can see
there's quite a bit of socks here with a rating of 3.4 or higher now some of
these that didn't make the list that I've actually done pretty well lately is
Heward Packard I've seen that one in the news lately jumping up to 10% because
they did actually do well on their earnings and that is Dianne equity I was
actually invested and that one back in early July they dipped and I had sold it
off but see here yeah H&R Block there so there's a couple names here Domino's
down here at the bottom 3.2 there so you can see here that there's several pages
but I'm only focused on adding the stocks here with a three point four or
higher now let's go ahead and begin entering them over here on white charts
so over on white charts all we have to do is enter the ticker symbols
and that's it so I'm gonna go ahead and pause the video not to make this video
too long I'm gonna go ahead and pause it and add all these ticker symbols in to
you white shirts all the way down to the last three point four so I'll be right
back okay and we are back so we entered roughly 40
stocks into UI charts you can see here let's go ahead and blow a boy charts
here now because that's all we need dividend calm for now and I'm going to
go ahead and zoom it and you can see that there's tons of stocks in here now
if you use the link if you follow by their video and use the link you're
going to be able to have all of the financial metrics that I use already
inputted just basically just by click on the link so next what we're going to be
doing here is
we're going to be first removing stocks to have a p/e ratio greater than 25 so
that's going to be our first elimination now why do I do these stocks with
activities next week well there's a lot of stocks out there there's more than
5,000 publicly traded stocks and doing this helps me just kind of recognize
other socks that are out there that I may never have heard of that could
currently be undervalued at this time so by doing this it kind of opens me up a
little bit and opens you guys out there that are viewing these videos two brand
new stocks you may never have heard of have you ever heard of the beretta you
know Renaissance occurred Holdings or J&J snack foods or validus Holdings you
know most of you know 90% of the time you're not gonna recognize a lot of
these stocks in here Hellenbrand Global Payments you know fidelity is there
that's one that I know of you know a name that I recognize now let's go ahead
and select p/e ratio and it's only gonna let you screen about 10 stocks at a time
so you're gonna have your 10 socks here we're gonna set it to one year and all
we're looking for is anything here that has a p/e higher than 25 you can even go
lower if you'd like so in this example I'm gonna remove Texas Roadhouse so
Texas Roadhouse you are out I'm sorry and then we have the purple line right
here which looks like a Ameren so I'm gonna go ahead and uncheck it just to
see if that removed it yes that's it and then uncheck it or just hit the X in
there we are we have several stocks here with ratings
you know 125 now I like to go backwards I like to check the next one and then
uncheck all the previous ones and then I'll kind of
Chuck you know the next 10 here then let that load up so we have Merkin co 62
it's pretty high rating we're go ahead and remove that we're trying to keep
ourself semi safe so if there's another correction that takes place it's very
unlikely that a lot of profitable stocks will fall below a negative p/e because
they're all going to be profitable so the price in comparison to the earnings
are actually going to be very very low so
I don't I don't believe it's ever been a one-for-one there may be a few socks out
there that have a very low p/e ratio but it's very rare so let's see here what is
next this purple one is broad Ridge it looks like so so check it
that's correct I'm gonna go ahead and remove it then we have the first Fennell
Bank baked shores and we have J&J snacks and that leaves us with a bunch of
stocks under 25 and again just go ahead and check the next one and remove the
prior one so we have coca-cola in here with earnings are out ex-dividend next
week so that's a good one to look out for we're gonna screen to see where
these ones are currently sitting at so we have Alvar meri so I'm gonna go ahead
and remove that so instead of making this video again really long all I'm
gonna do is continue going down this list making sure I remove stocks that
have a yield or a p/e over 25 so coca-cola here could actually be a
little bit off so what I'll do is I'll go to my morning star and I'll enter the
ticker symbol for coca-cola and you know what I just did I just
okay so it's a very high PE so what I did is okay kept it
excellent and kept my website so that's good I thought it had removed it so
that's actually correct I'm not sure why coca-cola is showing such a high PE but
I'm just gonna go ahead and not mess with it right now
and just kind of continue on so I will be right back pausing the video okay
welcome back so now we have all of our stocks out here that have PE s greater
than 25 so that's about what the average is for the S&P 500 so the next step is
now that we have our list down then sort of down now now you can see all these
stocks are on a single page the next thing I'm going to be doing is looking
for a dividend yield over 2% so we've had a correction recently so I'm looking
for stocks out there that may have fallen a little bit below there when
your average so all I'm gonna do here is select a few here
and you know look out look for their yield here so
okay I'm so happy he's still checked make sure you uncheck and then just
select dividend yield only that one so all we're going to be doing here is
again anything with a PE or I am dividend yield under 2% we're just going
to go ahead and remove it
now you can lower your yield but a lot of dividend investors that like to
invest for the long term they like to buy dividend yields between two to six
percent is a pretty good range that way for every hundred dollars you're
investing you get roughly two to six dollars so if you invest a ten thousand
dollars at a two percent yield you're making two hundred dollars back if you
get a six percent yield you're making six hundred dollars back off that $10
and dollar yeah ten thousand dollar investment plus you get dippin area you
get a capital appreciation so those dividends and they can pound depending
on how often you're paid out dividends and if you re reapply those dividends
that are paid out so if you have six hundred dollars coming to you 6% from
ten thousand and you reinvest those
$150 every single quarter then by the end of the year you won't be making $600
you would have made roughly six hundred and fifteen dollars six hundred and ten
dollars because it compounds month of month after month so continuing on here
I'm gonna go ahead and remove some of these socks here with the yield over to
sew Chesapeake this is one that you get from Robin Hood for free so if you guys
haven't checked out Robin Hood or m1 finance I do have video playlists for
each one of those so if you guys are interested to check in those out you
guys can check out the link on the top right corner I'll go ahead and place one
I think m1 finance is one of the better ones so that's one I would definitely
suggest checking out there you are all those with a dividend yield over to
here we're moving the Hawaii Renaissance one and that's pretty good now anything
what they yield over six could be considered risky it's really up to your
risk level a lot of times any socks that have a yield over six percent the reason
they have a yield over six percent is because they recently went through a
correction in the stock so the price divided by the payout ratio are not the
payout ratio the dividend payout that they pail gives you the yield and if the
price fell down very sharply and then you're dividing the price into the yield
you're going to get a very high percentage because the price has gone
down by so much so WR Berkeley remove that one where are
you at the top almost and we have a couple here Simmons and Worthington so
again we're just about done otherwise I would have paused the video and just
removed these other ones here motorola boy almost had made our list but so now
we're down to roughly it looks like maybe somewhere around 20 stocks so next
thing I like to look for is increasing revenue net income and free cash flow
over the last ten years you know we've been on a very nice up incline so I like
to select revenue free cash flow net income and hit the percentage now how
much you could also include price in here if you'd like you can see how much
the price has gone up over the last ten years so UGI the stock itself price has
gone up a hundred and fifty one percent its net income is increased by a hundred
and two percent it's pretty cash flows up 57 percent you can see that it was
very positive at one point they may have done an acquisition here back in 2016
and then their revenue has been pretty consistent still in the positive but
their net income is increasing so that's really nice that their revenue has been
pretty pretty normal but their net income is increasing so I'm gonna go
ahead and keep that one on the list now some of the ones I'm going to be
removing are ones that have negative net income or negative revenue or one or the
other so altria group here is up 184 percent their net income is up but their
actual revenue is down and so is their free cash flow so this is one that's
pretty you know it's actually surprising to see that revenue is pretty flat over
the last eight years but their net income is up so something happened in
2016 that really drove their net income up and then it's came down recently but
I'm gonna go ahead and leave it for now it's I don't like to see that their
their revenue is on the decline but yeah let's go ahead and remove it actually
I'll go how to remove it we have Khalid Science this is one that's a dividend
monthly dividend paying stock if we add their dividend here you can see that the
know this is one okay so I believe through a monthly paying stock I think
this one comes up quite a bit on some of the dividend Facebook
groups that I'm in so this one is up huge over the last 10 years it was
pretty pretty mild and tell roughly 2013 and then all of a sudden 2014 this stock
shot up in revenue it shot up and free cash flow has shot up at net income and
its price has actually been pretty it's actually on a downward trend ever sin it
ever since it's sort of peaked here in 2015 it looks like a peaked and then
heads came down kind of bottomed out right around here back in 2017 and then
has been on its way up so pretty interesting stock there I will go ahead
and leave that one in there for now we have garmin this is- basically almost
across the board besides the price so the price is pretty stale you know only
six percent over the last ten years it's actually down in revenue it's down in
free cash flow as and down in income so removing that one and then that's all
we're gonna be doing here for the next few so if it has negative revenue
negative net income then i'm gonna go ahead and just remove it right away it's
not worth trying to you know mess with it so this one I'll
leave it Owens go ahead and remove it mercury general this one is negative net
income so whereas it's a revenue it's going up now this is free cash flow free
cash flow has been going up it's actual revenues it was positive but it's it's
net income is going down so it's not making much money there so I'm going to
go ahead and remove that one validus holdings we have all sorts of negative
here and free cash flow and net income
negative in their free cash flow that's fine you can see this is a huge sharp
drop between 2016 and now so this could be a acquisition that took place
you know they acquired something so definitely want to take a few you know
read through the ten caves but they actually have very nice net income they
have good free cash flow and revenue oh no they're free cash flows down but
only 91% down and they can actually make this back up you can see it kind of
bottomed out here so they're there they probably did some sort of acquisition
and now they're beginning to get some free cash flow back from it I'm gonna go
ahead and leave that in there revenue down free cash flow down their
prices up and their net income is up now this is one that you guys can kind of
decide it you know on your own but I don't want to have the list too large
they're free cash that's fine all positive that's good packaging all
positive that's good we have some negative revenue and some negative free
cash flow I'm gonna go ahead and remove that we have some better ones already
out there now this price has gone up 44% over the last
two years this is a two-year graph you can see here that started here 16 17 18
so right here it probably started rat actually in in 2016 because this is the
midpoint of July so here it would have started in 2016 so this is showing us a
two year data so I don't like to invest in companies that haven't had you know
they haven't been out there publicly for more than 10 years there's just not a
lot of information to kind of base it off of this one fidelity up very nice
and just price and net income and revenue and look at their free cash flow
it is swimming up here up huge so it's very nice to see all positive that's
great so here you can see that there's many
stocks out here that actually have all four things positive you know one of the
things I wouldn't mind saying is their price being negative and then their net
income and the revenue being positive that just means it's a good buy so here
we have revenue and free cash flow down and the negatives are gonna go ahead and
remove that DTV free cash flows down and the negative
but everything else is pretty consistent these very again large spikes these
could be acquisitions we're gonna go ahead and keep it in there for now net
income down I'm gonna remove it so I'm gonna go ahead and remove anything with
the negative because I want to have at least just five stocks or under so we
actually have a lot of stocks that are actually all four in the green and we
don't need to find stocks here that have any negative because a lot of times if
you're investing for dividends you want that free cash flow out there because
it's a reserve if they have to they'll pay you dividends from their reserve
their free cash flow is just up high so here we are we have you gi gild
CT bi CB u PCG FN FN meow man tax so now let's take a look
and their book value I suppose but we could actually just break out into
dividend calm now and just take a look at this the specific socks so we have
you gi we have guild we have CV you where's CB you right there
P k G F&F fidelity see I would have never even
checked out some of these socks like man tags never heard of it so now we're
gonna look at these which one of these socks has been paying out dividends for
more than ten years right off the bat UGI which was rated at a three point
nine by the graph this is our strong winner right now you can see that it was
rated very highly because it has the very consistent dividend increases 32
years its payout ratio is very low only 38% meaning that if their earnings for
some reason during a recession got cut in half their payout ratio would still
be under 70% which is amazing and diversify utilities they're currently on
a downwards trend just right now because over the you know they're increasing
interest which a company that may have some debt on the balance sheets there
have to pay you know pay off that debt and it's with rising interest rates it
gets a little bit more expensive but for the long term if you're a dividend the
best or for the long term 32 years of increasing dividends good
looking sock will have Khalid Sciences here this is one that's only paying out
dividends for two years we have community bank paying out dividends for
seven years packaging Corp of America for seven years fidelity for six years
and we have mant x47 so let's take a look here and organize these I
there we are so number one we have you gi why is it number one dividends over
ten years meaning it's recession-proof it survived the 2008 recession the 2000
recession the 92 recession it's continued to pay out through multiple
recessions they pay out $1.00 per share so you can actually spend your first
hundred dollars invested into this company you can pick up two shares yes
you'll only make back two dollars in dividends when you may end up getting
some capital appreciation in there and then you're over a year they'll be
increasing their dividend
they had done several stock splits so for every three that you have they'll
give you two or for every two that you have they'll give you one
oh so they're going to be three for every two and then they also increase
their dividend so when they do a stock split two for one they'll give you two
of their stocks for every one that you have basically doubling your dividend
payout so if you have a hundred shares of them and you're getting paid out
about fifty dollars a year now they double that now you have a hundred
shares and you're making or you have 200 shares and now you're making instead of
$50 now you're making a hundred dollars just in dividends and you can see here
it's happened again they did another split here three for two so for every
two that you have they give you three so now if you have two hundred shares now
you have 250 shares instead of a hundred and fifty dividend payout now you're
making you know half of a hundred fifty
seventy-five so you're making two hundred and twenty-five dollars in
dividends so that's the way a little stock splits work so good long-term
David in there they pay out twenty five cents every single you know each quarter
per share over the course of the year four quarters of the dollar number two
is man tax it's a specialty chemicals rated number two because it has seven
years of dividends for the seven year category there's three of them but this
has the lowest payout ratio and it has nearly the highest yield now we should
also talk about their ex-dividend date so that's something I haven't been
discussing in my videos so here X dividend is march 14th which is
wednesday so you do need to buy this stock on Tuesday or prior another March
15th this is Thursday so you need to buy on Wednesday or prior March 14th again
another Thursday this is for pkg you have to buy it Wednesday or prior to the
Eldar for that dividend payout which is then on the
April 13th number four at CBU Bank northeast banks they have a pretty nice
dividend yield it's in the financial sector so they're actually done very
well recently with increasing interest rates and such so becoming more
profitable their dividend they owns on or their exit event is on March 14th
which is Wednesday so you need to buy it and hold them on Tuesday to be eligible
for the payout on the April 10th fidelity here
sure us surety and title insurance six years of dividend growth number five
here with pat ratio forty four point six very nice dividend yield over three
percent there x seven date is March 15th and then we have khalid sciences
biotechnology they've only been paying out dividends for two years dividend
growth for two years but that is because they just started paying out dividends
back in 2015 so they both they only have two years of dividend records that is
why their dividend growth only shows two years because they've only been paying
out dividends for two years so that's that but as you notice down here towards
the bottom oh they are quarterly paying one okay so
you can see here that they increase their dividends from 47 cents to 52
cents to 57 cents so they're increasing their dividend very nicely that
difference there between 52 and 57 so if we do 0.57 minus the previous point five
two and we divide it point five seven minus 0.5 two divided by 0.5 two which
is the original no the originals 0.57 can we multiply that by 100 that's an
increase of roughly eight point seven percent increase in dividend so over the
next ten years your initial investment will basically double because of the
rule 72 now of these ones which one of these currently looks at my under
undervalued so one thing I like to take a look at is the dividend yield over the
price so recently UGI because it is a utility company
with rising interest rates the stock did come down from roughly $50 almost near
$50 down into the $43 area now this stock has hit several you know several
times it's hit that forty to fifty and it's sort of rebounding and that's kind
of like a support level whereas it's yield it's really never had a yield in
the 2.27 range cents back in 2016
back here and this little time frame I here this is just you know you could
have bought this with a high-yield in the near 3.75
that's probably cuz the price is coming down and they couldn't in the end the
payout that they had there was high yeah so good-looking stock here yield over
the price right now khalid sciences yield over price a good-looking stocks
right there Pricer we yield for Community Trust
price over yield for community bank packaging Corp price over yield fidelity
is price over yield and man taxes price over yield so right now the to looking
discount ones that could be good pies for the long term
are you GI and glede Sciences so that is basically it for this video I do want to
thank everyone for kind of hanging around watching the video if you are
going to be checking out any of these stocks that we covered today go ahead
and let me know in the comments below again the ticker symbols or UGI for you
GI Corp m e o H for men tax P kg for a packaging Corp of America see bu for
Community Bancorp Bank FN f for fidelity national entered Fidelity National
Financial and number 6 as GI LD percolate Sciences
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trying out others make their money work for them so we took a list of around 50
stocks screen it for PE s less than 25 yields over to increasing net income
increasing revenue increasing free cash flow those are all great metrics and we
have two stocks out there that are currently trading with a yield over
price so that's some good research right there that we did in under 30 minutes we
cleared out a list of 40 we have some potential buys now we just have to go do
some more research take a look at the ten K's are these really great buys
that's for you guys to decide so thank you guys for tuning in I will see you
next time have a great day bye
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