I like both of these companies very much, but one is more attractively valued and a better choice today.
FedEx (FDX) vs. UPS (UPS)
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These Two Stocks Are Overvalued
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I love both of these companies, I just think they’re too risky to invest in right now.
11 Dividend Contenders For Growth and Income
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Despite the general high valuation of the overall market, these stocks are currently sound and are available at attractive valuations.
The Fastest Dividend Growth Stock I’ve Ever Seen
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Not only does this company have a strong balance sheet, great liquidity and powerful growth potential — but it has also grown its dividend at an average rate exceeding 100% per year since it first started paying dividends in 2015. On top of all this, it appears attractively valued right now.
4 High-Yield Dividend REITs For Income Now
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Each of these are quality names, and they yield over 4% (with one offering more than 8%).
This Dividend Champion is a Buy (12% Margin of Safety)
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With double digit growth expectations into the near term and longer term future, I think this is a great time to be looking at this name and possibly building a position for the future if you’re looking for dividend income in this overheated market.
Identifying Value Traps In Advance [Part 2]
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In the final part of our two part video series, I’ll illustrate the process of identifying a potential future value trap in advance.
Value Trap Or Opportunity? [Part 1]
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While the former represents a disastrous investment, the latter represents an extreme opportunity at significantly reduced risk — perhaps the greatest promise of value investing.
40 Consistent Attractively Valued Dividend Growth Stocks
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These companies have consistent long-term operating histories and solid prospects for future growth. But perhaps most importantly, I consider all of them attractively valued to even significantly undervalued in today’s overheated market.
Four Dividend Growth Stocks for Consistent High Returns
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It’s very rare to find these opportunities in today’s overheated market.
