A hard-working carpenter in his mid-40s recently wrote to us. He’s struggling to make ends meet. Because his financial situation may resonate with many of our readers, we’ve asked Jason Fieber — who went from below broke at 27 years old to financially independent at 33 — to share his best ideas on the subject.
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This is a high-quality company with near-term uncertainty but massive long-term potential. The company has excellent fundamentals, an exciting upcoming acquisition, and plenty of growth potential. Today, shares are potentially 28% undervalued and paying a 4%-plus yield…
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With this company, you have strong revenue, profit, and dividend growth — with the dividend supported by a moderate payout ratio. The balance sheet isn’t overly leveraged and profitability is impressive. That said, we might expect the stock to be priced at a premium, to go along with its premium quality. But the stock actually looks cheap here — potentially 17% undervalued…
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This is a high-quality and growing firm with a blockbuster drug in its arsenal. It’s growing well above average, it pays a 3.8% yield, and it’s potentially 29% undervalued…
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