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Canadian initial purchase: Materials

Canadian initial purchase: Materials

Originally posted on November 21st, 2015:   Below follows the valuation for the Canadian companies in the Materials sector: BOS is fairly valued today, considering that it`s historical blended P/E for the last 5-year and 10-year period is 15.5, and that earnings...
Canadian initial purchase: Financial

Canadian initial purchase: Financial

Originally posted on November 8th, 2015   My preference is to invest in the best 3 (from an earnings growth rate standpoint) of the Big 5 banks, and on 3 smaller banks, besides investing in other type of companies from the financial sector (alternative lenders,...
Canadian initial purchase: Telecom

Canadian initial purchase: Telecom

Posted originally on November 8th, 2015   Below follows the valuation analysis for Telecom companies for the Canadian market. Even though it’s not an industry with much growth, we have a monopoly, which provides stability. BCE is a bit overvalued,...
Canadian Initial Purchase: Industrials

Canadian Initial Purchase: Industrials

This was originally posted on October 31st, 2015   Below follows the present valuation for some of the companies on the Industrials sector. CNR is a bit overvalued if you look on the estimated gains for the short term, however, it’s still attractive if one...
Determining fair valuation

Determining fair valuation

Originally posted on September 13th, 2015 This post will show how I calculate valuation, but more importantly, why it’s paramount to buy a business when fairly valued. Buying a high quality business is important, but you don’t want it at any price. A high...
Evaluating a new business

Evaluating a new business

Originally published on September 9th, 2015 I’ve recently came accross a new potential candidate for my US Dividend portfolio. Below is how I did my due-dilligence, step-by-step, to verify if this company meets my strict criteria for quality. Before I begin,...

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