hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my
name is Brent and today we're gonna be covering stocks ex dividends next week
June 4th through the 8th now I've been saying I've been wanting to write some
more articles and make the very very visual page on my website so here I have
written up this article I'm gonna be talking about six stocks with activities
coming up next week I screened 75 of them and got six out of them two of
these have been paying out dividends for more than ten years so of course if you
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post it's a new post with the ex-dividend 4th through the 8th and I
have six stocks that's kind of cut off my other stock here anyways these all
have price earnings ratio greater than 25 yields greater than 200 price
earnings ratio less than 25 greater than 2% yields rising revenue net income and
free cash flow over the last 10 years so you're gonna get this article in the
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and just cover it from my website I think it's a little bit nice you're
looking over there so these are all ordered by ex-dividend date so there's
no number one you know it's not like the best one out of the six here
these are all just labeled by ex-dividend dates
and all of these again had price earnings ratio less than 25 yields
greater than two percent rise in revenue net income free cash flow over last ten
years plus at that point I needed I had only I had like 12 stocks remaining out
of the 75 I went a little bit further I wanted to have stocks that had price
earnings ratio in the future less than it's currently sitting so price earnings
ratio forward is expected to be less than its what it's currently at so let's
go ahead and start off with number one ticker symbol Ori Old Republic is an
insurance company its operating in three segments general insurance mortgage
guarantee and title insurance groups so the ex-dividend date is on the 4th of
June which is next Monday so you got to buy this stock on Friday or prior to be
eligible for the ex-dividend date you would then get paid out on the 15th of
June so about 10 days after you buy the stock and hold it for the X 7 and date
you would get your dividend payout now over the last 10 years you can see that
the stocks price has risen about 10 percent average per year it's at a
hundred and seven point three over the last ten years its revenue here in the
orange is at fifty nine point three eight percent over the last ten years so
that's it that's about an average of six percent per year that's not too bad
that's that's having some growth there and it's free cash flow is up currently
seventy four point seven nine percent but the major one here is the net income
has been up one point seven six thousand percent over the last ten years so that
hiccup that we had during you know the financial back in 2012-2013 it did dip a
little bit here but look at the recovery and it just continued to climb so very
strong looking stock over just the past history here now as we move here down
towards the bottom the second graph is going to show us the current dividend
payout so they payout 19 cents and half a set so nineteen point five nineteen
cents and like a half a cent for each share they're currently priced at twenty
one dollars and six cents that gives them a yield of three point six three
percent so it's a very good buy in yield are currently price earnings ratio is 13
point six eight but they're expected in the future to go down to any eleven
point eight six so they're expected to their earnings to grow in comparison to
the price which will drop their price earnings ratio a little bit less and
they're currently a book price to book value is that a one point two so Ori
stock one chart it shows the current stock was a higher price to yield very
close very close right there which would indicate it may be overvalued at this
time or it could be a good buy the stock has stock is below the sp500 p/e average
of 25 is sitting below sixty percent payout ratio and has dividend growth for
36 years so this one I would consider it has been recession-proof so it survived
the 2008 recession it survived 2000 recession and survived the 92 recession
and not only did it survive and not cut those dividends but it's continued to
raise their dividends here over a year over a year for the last 36 years this
price to book value is also sitting out a 1.26
which is less than 3.0 or value investors with consider a value so again
the stock is at a thirteen point six eight the S&P 500 averages right around
25 right now dividend yield sits around three point six three three point seven
annualized payout they pay seventy eight cents per share if you divide
seventy-eight by four that gives you that nineteen point five this little
spike right here is showing that they had a special payout rate a special pay
out probably here in January to their shareholders so it's very nice their
payout ratio is that a forty five point nine which is very healthy and again
dividend growth for the last thirty six years number two index dividend is
ticker symbol CS GS which is the CSG systems international it's basically a
bit support solutions provider in the communications industry that's as much
information as I get fine I don't I'm not too familiar with that company the
ex-dividend date is again on Monday they payout date is on the 21st of June so a
little bit more a little bit further the payout than the
previous stock now again this talk has had positive numbers here so the stock
prices actually have 206 percent over the last ten years so the stock at the
price those this price of the stock the stock of the price know yeah the price
of the stock has risen on average around 20 percent per year over the last 10
years so it could be a little bit expensive right now you can see it's
been it's been going up very high and then come and coming back so you can see
here you could if you did the two 200-day moving average it's probably
sitting right above it or right at it right now
orange right here is the revenue so very nice steady revenue increases about
seven to eight percent rise per year in the green we have the net income at
fourteen point five four not a very you know their net income isn't growing
you're over you're crazy you know up over the last ten years about 1.4
percent average per year and then in the red here we have their free cash flow at
one point three three percent so if you read over there past yearly 10ks or
yearly reports they probably show you what they're doing they're spending on
of course during the OE and the 2013 there was always that kind of pullback
so maybe they use some of their free cash flow to pay out their shareholders
and then since then maybe take a look at still why they've been paying out some
of that free cash flow out and why it hasn't grown as much as some of the
other stocks around it has so it looks like they did increase their dividend
here from roughly nineteen a little bit below nineteen cents about nineteen
point six it's now at 21 cents per share they're currently priced at forty
dollars and 96 cents they have a yield of 1.96 so the yield is currently above
the price their p/e ratio is at a twenty four point five three right now it's
expected in the future to fall down to around fourteen point three sevens
that's a very big drop right there and their price the book value is at a three
point eight four so the CSG s stock when charge shows the current stock as a
higher yield to price which would indicate it may be
undervalued at this time the stock is below the sp500 price earnings average
of 25 at a sigit sitting below 60% payout ratio and that's dividend growth
for the last four years the price of Book value is at a three point eight
four which is greater than 3.0 where value investors would consider a value
so the stock is sitting at twenty twenty four point five three S&P 500 average is
25 again that yield balances around one point nine six two point zero five
depending on the day because of course when the price rises the yield goes down
when the price falls the yield goes up and you get that you lock in your yield
when you buy the stock and you're less payout is 84 cents per share if you
divide that by four it's 21 cents per share each quarter payout ratio is low
at 34 point nine and again dividend growth for the last four years n number
three number three and ex-dividend dates we have ticker symbol you VSP Univest
corp in pennsylvania provides commercial and retail banking services in
Pennsylvania it serves customers and Montgomery and bucks count country
counties and Pennsylvania through 34 banking offices the ex-dividend date is
5 June which is Tuesday next Tuesday Tuesday so you gotta buy the stock on
Monday or prior for the ex-dividend or for the payout date on the 2nd of July
now this stock has had you know some very good free cash flow gains of 290
percent over the last ten years so recently a lot of their earnings that
you know they're extra free cash flow has increased their reserves their their
revenue is up 124 percent so about 12 percent per year increase freaked-out we
already covered free cash flow their price is only up twenty five point five
nine percent over the last ten years so this stock has really kind of came down
since 2008 and really hasn't gone anywhere so I see a lot of upside
potential for the stock you can see that it's other numbers it's it's net income
is up roughly eleven percent per year on average its revenue is up about 12
percent per year on and his free cash flows up about 29
percent per year per average so this stock sitting at a price average of
around what 2.5 5% increase for a year over the last 10 years there could be
some growth potential here universe here they're currently paying out 20 cents
per share each quarter they're currently priced at $29 and
and you know it's not that actually bad of a jump it was in the $31 $31 and some
change and now it's in a $29 and some change
so you can see that the the bounce here within the year isn't that bad if you
buy on these dips you could actually lock in a pretty good yield of 2.75
percent and you can see the price earnings ratio right now it is a a 17
point 4 3 it's expected to fall in the future based off earnings so a 15 point
4 and as price to book value is currently sitting at a 1.4 so you've ESP
stock when charted it does show the current stock has a higher yield of a
price which would indicate it may be undervalued at this time the stock is
below the S&P 500 average of 25 it is sitting below 60%
payout ratio and I said dividend growth for the last year price the book value
is that 1.41 which is lower than 3.0 or value investors would consider a value
so stock seventeen point four three average is 25 for the SMP yield sits
around two point seven five two point seven four on a day you know on a good
day the stock does seem to bounce here between 31 and some change and 26 27 and
some change there they payout 80 cents per share for the entire year if you
divide that by four that gives you that 20 cents per quarter of each share again
payout ratio 42 point three and only one year of dividend growth so this would be
one I'd be interested in kind of seeing why it's price hasn't really you know
moved up as much with the other you know with other companies and stocks out
there in the in the market and also take a look at the dividend growth has it
locked it that it had a cut it did it have to cut it
etc number four we have ticker symbol WS BC West Banco operates as a holding
company for West Bank o Bank Inc which provides retail and corporate banking
services the United States that accepts demand to pop up in law anyways the
ex-dividend date is on the 7th of June which is next Thursday so you gotta buy
this stock on Wednesday or prior to be eligible for the payout date on the 2nd
of July now this one it's all basically in the triple digits besides its revenue
so basically a 10% return per year on its price its revenues free cash flow
and its net income but of course its net income is at the highest at a one point
it basically a hundred and fifty percent or 15 percent average per year it's a
very good looking stalker here just very steady increase in price net income free
cash flow and revenue which are all important factors here they pay out
twenty nine cents per share you can see that they just increased it here after
January they did have it here around 26 cents they bumped it up to 29 cents so
but it probably bumped it up about three cents that's about it's a ten percent
increase there they're currently priced at $45 in 96 cents that gives me yield
of two point three three percent you can see that if you bought the stock back in
September of 2017 the yield was above the price you would have got this stock
at a $35 $36 price tag and you would have had a yield of around two points
two point seven two point six you know somewhere in that range right there the
price price to earnings ratio is nineteen point eight one in the future
is expected to fall due to earnings to fifteen point two eight so this could be
a good one here the price the book value is at a one point five two so when
charted 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 below the sp500
average of twenty five above the sixty percent payout ratio that's incorrect
it's actually at a thirty eight point five so I got to change that and
dividend growth to the last seven years the price of a guy who is out of one
point five which is lower than 3.0 or value
investors would consider a value so same information here that we covered right
above payout ratio is actually at a thirty eight point five so it's actually
at a healthy PL ratio if they lost half their earnings they would still be
sitting at a payout ratio below eighty percent so number five we have GPC
genuine parts company is chiefly chef Lee Chesley and distributor of
automotive replacement parts in the US Canada and Mexico the company operates
in four segments automotive parts group industrial parts group office products
group an electrical and electronic materials group the ex-dividend date is
again next Thursday the seventh of June so you got to buy this one on Wednesday
or prior and then you would get paid out on the 2nd of July now this one has a
bit of a curve here you can see that it kind of peaked out and about 2015 it
peaked and its net income has came back a little bit still up around thirty
percent over the last ten years free cash flows up fifty percent free cash
flow they did fall bit back in 2016 and 2015 it did father so that would be
something kind of look you can see that there their numbers kind of change here
in 2015 so maybe they had very good free cash flow but then they had to go into
the reserves its prices up a hundred and six percent or about ten percent average
per year so their price has gone up more than their other numbers here which is
yeah I like to see the price yeah price is up more above its other growth
numbers but uh still good looking stock there
so w-well I didn't change the ticker symbol W SBC I mean okay I gotta adjust
that as well okay so here we're talking about GPC when chartered it does show
the current stock is a higher yield to price out of 3.04 in comparison to its
$90 and thirty ninety dollars and thirty four cents price it has a dividend
payout seventy two cents per share it's priced earnings is currently sitting
point nine six it's expected to fall to a 16 point zero two and has a price to
book value of three point seven seven which has declined so it's the beginning
of the year the current stock we've already covered yield over price it may
indicate it may be undervalued at this time these stock is below the sp500
average of twenty five it is sitting below the payout ratio of sixty percent
and as had dividend growth for 61 years so this one is highly recession proof so
it has been really recession proof over the multiple recessions it's price to
book value again is that a three point seven seven which is greater than 3.0
but there's a lot of stocks out there and have a price to book value a way
above 3.0 that investors still invest in so price to earnings p/e ratio you've
already covered it S&P 500 on 25 so this one it does kind of trade kind of wild
here you can see the dividend yield can be sitting at a three point one nine
today because of the drop in the market today you know that all the stocks
across the market kind of fell on Tuesday so this could be a good buy an
opportunity you can see that the stock did peak out over a hundred dollars that
probably was up to a hundred and five dollars before falling down to ninety
dollars they pay out two dollars and eighty-eight cents per share for the
entire year or seventy two cents per share each quarter they payout ratio is
at a fifty-one percent dividend growth for the last sixty one years it's a very
good-looking stock and then number six we have ticker symbol IR and your soul
ran engages in the design manufacture sale and service of a diverse portfolio
of industrial and commercial products in the United States and internationally so
they do refrigeration heating ventilation HVAC solutions external date
is again on Thursday the seventh of June you and then get paid out on the 29th of
June so rising price up three hundred and seventy two percent over the last
ten years so about average average is around thirty seven percent each year D
net income is up eighteen one hundred eighty eight percent around eighteen
percent average per year it's free cash flows up sixty eight point eight percent
over the last 10 years and its revenue is up 4.1 8% so while its revenue hasn't
really grown that much over the last 10 years that's net income has grown it's
free cash flow has grown net income has grown and it's price has grown by a
large amount in comparison this could be just due to the housing boom
I mean imagine having a company that delivers refrigeration it has heating
and ventilation and HVAC units and you know the housing markets been crazy over
the last several years here so ticker symbol IR when chart it shows the
current stock as a higher yield over price right now it has a 1.97 yield and
the price is currently at eighty eight point eight three which may indicate it
may be undervalued at this time the stock is below the sp500 average of
twenty five below sixty percent payout ratio sitting at a thirty four percent
payout ratio dividend growth for the last seven years its price Book value is
three point eleven which is greater than 3.0 where value investors could woods
consider is value so again dividend yield sits around one point nine seven
two two point zero three depending on the day and when you buy it annualized
pale a dollar eighty per share or divided by four you get forty five cents
per share each quarter payout ratio is that a healthy thirty four percent
dividend growth for the last seven years so that is basically it those are the
six stocks that we covered today we covered them in 21 minutes and we did
beat our normal time where we got a scray and everything so this actually
gives us a lot more information you know ten years of history a year of its you
know what it's financial metrics are looking like right now and you kind of
give us a really good idea of you know where the company is moving where it's
kind of going but of course if you want to do a deeper dive go look at its
balance sheet go look at its last couple quarterly reports go look over the last
five to ten years of yearly reports to give you a better idea but for the most
part these are very strong looking healthy companies so again ticker symbol
ori old republic ticker symbol see SGS GSG systems international ticker symbol
you VSP universe Corp of Pennsylvania ticker symbol W SBC West Bank Oh take
your sample GPC genuine parts company and ticker symbol IR anger so R and
those are the six stocks X dividends next week that all have price earnings
ratio less than 25 yields over two percent rising revenue net income and
free cash flow over the last 10 years and they're expected in the future to
have a lower price earnings ratio which mean that their earnings are expected to
grow over the next following quarters in the future so of course if you have
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