Also, past performance doesn’t predict future results.ĭisclosure: I own D.R. These results shouldn’t be confused with the performance of portfolios I manage for clients. The only good performer was Auto Nation (AN), up 7%.īear in mind that my column results are hypothetical: They don’t reflect actual trades, trading costs or taxes. They lost 19.2% from Jthrough July 13, 2022, while the S&P 500 lost 9.4% (Both figures include dividends.) Netgear NTGR and Tutor Perini TPC lost 49% and 31% respectively. My choices from a year ago were mostly duds. 19 houses for sale in Greenknoll Ave, Rostrevor, SA 5073. Detached 5 Bedroom House for sale in 37 Warren Road, Donaghadee.Donaghadee, Ards and North Down. Of the 19 columns, 16 have been profitable and 11 have beaten the index. The property was described as a seafront Victorian building converted into 12 flats. Value investing was having a heyday at the time. The good performance is due in substantial part to returns of 177%, 99% and 69% from 2000 through mid-2003. I wouldn’t expect to produce 30% returns on a consistent basis. Unlikely as it seems, the average one-year gain on my selections has been 30.1%%, compared to 9.4% for the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index. Starting in 1998, I’ve written 19 columns about stocks with low price/sales ratios. And it’s true that the Federal Reserve is raising rates aggressively.īut as I see it, rates are still well below where they were in the last great housing boom, around 2005-2006. Everyone is worried that high interest rates will cripple home sales.

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Horton’s median price-to-sales ratio over the past decade has been 1.09. Snap up the best savings with Foot Locker. homebuilder and sells houses at a variety of price points. Check out to order your own - Be sure to mention my username if you subscribeThis is better than your typical blaster box break, with. Right now, lots of homebuilding stocks sell for a low multiple of sales. Only three analysts cover it, and they all rate it a tepid “hold.” But if I’m right about this stock, it’s a good holding for people with a time horizon of two years or more. The company has shown a profit 11 years in a row (every year since the Great Recession), and has increased its earnings by better than 15% per year in the past decade. what are you waiting for, order one nowThe streak continues once again, two autos this time. Worthington Industries WOR, based in Columbus, Ohio, makes pressure cylinders for gases, tanks for the oil-and-gas industry, and cryogenic pressure vessels to hold liquefied natural gas, among other products. The net margin poked back above 3% in the first quarter of this year. I think that the company’s “Minute Clinics,” where customers can see a nurse, is a good innovation, and may be a traffic builder.

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