The recent sell-off on the market made stocks a little bit cheaper but they are not real bargains. Some stocks are still very high valueated and only a few single stocks have become more attractive.
It’s important to own good long-term growth stocks at reasonable prices in order to receive a good investment return. If the company grows further and accelerates its growth, your stake will definitely become larger over the time.
Each month, I create a quick dividend list (from
low-yield to high-yield paying stocks) of shares with interesting performance
and valuation figures. Stocks from that list are mid- and large caps (market
capitalization of more than USD 1 billion) with double-digit long-term earnings
growth rates. The companies are traded at AMEX, NYSE, NASDAQ and part of the
Dow Jones, S&P 500 or Nasdaq Composite. The list is selected by the
following criteria and sorted by dividend yield.
Market Capitalization: > 1 Billion
Price/Earnings Ratio: > 0 < 100
Dividend Yield: > 3 < 20
Return on Investment: > 10 < 100
Operating Margin: > 10 < 100
10 Year Revenue Growth: > 8 < 200
10 Year EPS Growth: > 10 < 100
Exactly thirty companies fulfilled the above mentioned criteria. The top pick is still the commodity stock southern copper
with a 12.42 percent yield. Nearly half of the results come from the basic material
sector. Technology stocks are the second best investment category. Eighteen of the
results have a current buy or better rating.
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