Growth Stocks and Dividend Growth Stocks In this video, Chuck Carnevale, Co-Founder of FAST Graphs, a.k.a Mr. Valuation, discusses the differences between investing in growth stocks vs. dividend growth stocks. He will explain the concept of valuation and how it plays a role in both types of investments. Through examples and calculations, Chuck will demonstrate …
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The Stock With The Best Balance Sheet – Googl “e” It | FAST Graphs
Introduction If you are looking for safety when buying stocks, consider stocks with strong balance sheets, and GOOGL has one. For example, when a company has more cash than debt, it is highly unlikely the company will go bankrupt. In order to find such a stock you could always just Google it. However, you can …
26 Non-Dividend Paying Growth Stocks: Subscriber Request Part 2 | FAST Graphs
Growth Stocks Stocks that do not pay a dividend are often thought of as growth stocks. There are two primary ways to make money by investing in common stocks. First and foremost is capital appreciation (or depreciation) that is earned by buying a stock at a lower price and then eventually selling it at a …
21 Interesting Metaverse Stocks: 6 Prudent Buys: 4 Speculations: The Rest?
Introduction Metaverse Stocks Although you can learn a great deal from the past you can only invest in the future. Today many believe the future of the Internet and technology is the Metaverse. Therefore, I have begun putting together a portfolio of stocks that are poised to participate in the next stage of technology growth …
Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL): Fast Fundamental Analysis
Introduction Alphabet $GOOGL, a.k.a. Google is not your ordinary company or stock. This is a powerful growth stock that despite its near $2 trillion market cap continues to grow at a high rate. Although the stock is not necessarily inexpensive or cheap, it still represents a solid investment opportunity for long-term capital appreciation. Earnings forecasts …
How to Value Growth Stocks
Valuing High Growth Stocks Growth stocks are a different breed, and they cannot be valued in the same way you value average businesses. When you are looking at regular businesses, the company’s current valuation is a primary consideration. This is typically measured utilizing metrics such as the P/E ratio, price to cash flows, price to …
The Right Way to Value Growth Stocks: Part 3
Introduction In part 2 of this series I focused on how to value slow and moderately growing businesses. In this article, Part 3, I will shift my focus on how to value faster growing companies (growth stocks). My definition of a fast grower (growth stock) is one that has consistently compounded earnings at 15% per annum or …
FAST Graphs Forecasting – What it is and How it Works
The Five Forecasting Calculators on FAST Graphs – This video will illustrate how to correctly utilize the Forecasting Calculators.
Searching for Alphabet’s True Worth? Should we Google it?
Introduction This is the third in a series of articles where I will cover popular and/or high profile stocks. The primary objective of this series will be to put a spotlight on the importance of forecasting future growth prior to making an investment decision. I elaborated on the importance of forecasting future growth in part …
How to use F.A.S.T. Graphs™ to value high-growth stocks such as Amazon or Google (Alphabet)?
I recently received a question in the MisterValuation forum asking for an article on Google (GOOGL) and Amazon (AMZN). The subscriber indicated they were having a hard time utilizing F.A.S.T. Graphs™, especially with Google, to figure its valuation. I felt this was a reasonable request because it afforded me the opportunity to provide insights on …