Cisco’s Outlook Disappoints
Though we’re fans of Cisco’s valuation, we’d need the company’s fundamentals and technicals to turn the corner for us to get interested in the stock.
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Though we’re fans of Cisco’s valuation, we’d need the company’s fundamentals and technicals to turn the corner for us to get interested in the stock.
Electronic Arts posted strong fourth-quarter profits but its outlook left investors a bit nervous. Still, we’re growing more constructive on the company’s valuation after its recent share-price pullback.
Intel, one of the largest holdings in the portfolio of our Dividend Growth Newsletter, raised its payout 7%, to $0.90 on an annual basis. We expect even further dividend increases by the chip maker and view its shares as undervalued.
First Solar posted another disappointing loss. Though our intermediate-term outlook on the company is slightly better, we continue to expect further downside in the firm’s shares.
LinkedIn issued improved first-quarter results but we find little justification for its astronomical valuation. We may increase our put-option exposure in the portfolio of our Best Ideas Newsletter.
Visa, one of the core holdings in the portfolio of our Best Ideas Newsletter, posted excellent fiscal second-quarter results. We’ll be looking to add to our position on any material pullback in the shares.
Emerson Electric posted fiscal second-quarter results that showed weakness in Europe and China. However, we continue to be huge fans of the firm’s cash-flow generation and dividend profile.
Collective Brands no longer represents an attractive investment opportunity.
Trash-taker Republic Services posted terrible first-quarter results and lowered its full-year outlook across the board. We were not pleased with the performance of the garbage hauler and may look to reduce our position in our portfolios in coming days.
Best-idea Ford hit the ball out of the park with its North American performance, but weakness in Europe and Asia weighed on results. We’re sticking with our fair value estimate.