I see a paradigm shift: policymakers now prioritize growth over inflation control, targeting 4% inflation and high-single digit GDP growth, reshaping markets. My thesis, born post-pandemic, notes vanishing low-inflation tailwinds. Sticky prices and core services inflation signal a new, tougher inflation regime. I'm betting on cyclical growth, positioning my portfolio for a potential upswing. Gr...
My recent stock debate revealed a key lesson: valuation alone isn't enough. A cheap price means little without a durable moat. Growth and stability matter more. I found a powerful combo: a high-growth innovator paired with its essential infrastructure partner. Together, they balance income, upside, and lower risk. This isn't just theory. Backtested results show strong returns with less volatili...
When Wall Street analysts decide to take a stance on a stock, investors often benefit from trying to reverse engineer this decision and shift in perspective. However, when the focus is on a group of stocks within the same industry, the chance to profit from these professional opinions becomes too valuable to ignore, which is fortunately happening right now for investors.
My investable universe of 50 high-quality dividend growth stocks aims to identify attractive opportunities based on valuation and future return potential. Currently, 20 stocks offer an estimated future return of at least 10%, with 10 of these also appearing potentially undervalued by my Free Cash Flow model. Top highlighted stocks like MKTX, RACE, RMD, MSCI, and TTC combine strong free cash flo...
Low-yield dividend growers are misunderstood. Their explosive payout growth compounds wealth over time, even if starting yields seem unimpressive. Inflation protection comes from growth, not yield. Cyclical sell-offs create rare opportunities. Market overreactions let us buy elite companies at discounts. Their pricing power and secular trends fuel long-term rebounds. Two of my top holdings just...
My Top 15 High-Growth Dividend Stock list underperformed in July, but remains ahead of VIG and SPY year-to-date, with an 8.75% return. The watchlist targets a 12% long-term annualized return; July's loss dropped the long-term rate to 10.84%, but I remain focused on quality and value. For August 2025, my selections average a 1.20% yield, 21.62% 5-year dividend growth, and appear 26% undervalued ...
Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc. (NASDAQ:ODFL ) Q2 2025 Earnings Call July 30, 2025 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Adam N. Satterfield - Executive VP, Assistant Secretary & CFO Jack Lawrence Atkins - Director of Investor Relations Kevin M.
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