Your 10 Best Stocks for a Core Portfolio–and the “Why” for each pick
I think a well-constructed portfolio should resemble an onion. (Yes, to continue the analogy, it may make you cry in the short term, but the end result after cooking time is yummy.) At the center of that onion is a core built of stocks with extremely high,...
Watch my new YouTube video: QuickPick Johnson Controls
I’m starting up my videos on again–this time using YouTube as a platform. My forty-first YouTube video “QuickPick Johnson Controls”-went up today. (By the way, Johnson Controls is a member of my long-term 50 Stocks Portfolio.) Please watch and...
Here’s why I made Johnson Controls #9 in my 12 Bargain Stock Picks NOW
Today, January 8, I made Johnson Controls stock pick #9 in my Special Report: 12 Bargain Stock Picks NOW on my JubakAM.com subscription site. If you haven’t looked at Johnson Controls in a while, but you used to follow the stock, today even a glance will show...
Johnson Controls moves closer–maybe–to breaking out of doldrums
Johnson Controls (JCI), a member of my long-term 50 Stocks portfolio, hasn’t done much of anything for a year now. Over the last 12 months the shares are up just 0.66% and in 2017 to date they’re down 0.1%. That performance isn’t surprising. The...Update Johnson Controls (JCI)
Let me use Johnson Controls (JCI), which reported quarterly earnings on January 20, as another concrete example of how to think your way through what to do about individual stocks when the U.S. market seems to be looking for a 5% pullback and overseas markets have the...Really want to leverage the recovery of the auto industry? Try these 5 stocks of auto suppliers
U.S. automakers are back, baby. And so are their stocks. December vehicle sales in the U.S. climbed to a 12.5 million unit annual rate. That’s without help from “Cash for clunkers” or any other government subsidy program. And with relatively restrained incentives from...Update Johnson Controls (JCI)
General Motors’ stock offering turned out to be so popular that it was massively oversubscribed and the company increased the share price for its initial public offering to $33 a share. Doing some back of the envelope calculations and making assumptions that the...Update Johnson Controls (JCI)
Forget about the penny miss in quarterly earnings. Put a failure to increase guidance for the full year on the back burner. Wall Street seems to be nervous about the long-term direction of Johnson Controls (JCI). At a time when exposure to China is a worry rather than...For after the correction, think industrial stocks: Market history says this is their time
Are you in the right sectors of the stock market for this point in the economic recovery? (Yes, despite the stock market correction, we are still in an economic recovery.) Solid data stretching back to 1945 argues that certain industries and sectors outperform during...Update Johnson Controls (JCI)
Sure, Johnson Controls (JCI) beat Wall Street estimates by a huge 14 cents a share when it announced first quarter fiscal 2010 earnings before the stock market opened on January 22. But the big news, the news that had the stock up 4.5% for the day as of 2:30 in New...Update Johnson Controls (JCI)
You certainly can’t say that Johnson Controls (JCI) has turned the corner. But it does look like the corner is in sight. Before the market opened on October 27 Johnson Controls reported earnings of 52 cents a share for the company’s fiscal fourth quarter of 2009. That...Update Johnson Controls (JCI)
I’m actually surprised (and maybe a little disappointed since I’m still building my position in these shares) that Johnson Controls (JCI) fell only 2.4% after issuing disappointing guidance on October 13. The company told Wall Street analysts that it will...Buy Johnson Controls (JCI)
The long-term future for Johnson Controls (JCI) is in batteries for hybrid and electric cars, and systems for building-wide energy efficiency. Not that the near-term future is so bad. What with the recovery, slow though it might be, in the global auto industry....Batteries, yep good old batteries, are the technology of tomorrow. Here's how to invest
It’s 1967. In “The Graduate” the experienced Mr. McGuire leans over to whisper advice to the very inexperienced Benjamin. (Played by a very young Dustin Hoffman.) “I want to say one word to you. Just one word.” “Yes, sir,” replies the ever polite Benjamin. “Are you...Jim’s Daily Email Alerts:
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