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Yes, the indexes are near highs and some smart guys are carrying a lot of cash but there are a bunch of high quality companies whose stocks have sucked and may be de-risked. Some of my favorites right now:

Joe, Hsy, Msge, NKE, PDD, MGM, Nsrgy, GD, LVMH, Brown-Forman. 


Please add yours. 

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Isn’t it exciting? You can be blindfolded and find decent value. Little bit more of this and you’ll be able to throw darts. Meanwhile 95% of the world is unknowingly staring at 7-10 stocks thinking the apocalypse is around the corner. 

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3 hours ago, Cod Liver Oil said:

Yes, the indexes are near highs and some smart guys are carrying a lot of cash but there are a bunch of high quality companies whose stocks have sucked and may be de-risked. Some of my favorites right now:

Joe, Hsy, Msge, NKE, PDD, MGM, Nsrgy, GD, LVMH, Brown-Forman. 


Please add yours. 

Is there any significance to the last 52 weeks?  Not sure how pigeon-holing the last year's price movement is in any way helpful in selecting stocks.  Why not also look for quality companies near their 52 week (or all-time) highs?  Anything wrong with Viking's favorite company?  The reality is every day when you wake up it is a potentially great day to have money to allocate.  There is always something worth considering, no matter where we are in any particular macro or micro cycle.  

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I know they are very frustrated with the share price inside JNJ. Is the talc thing existential? MMM was dragged through worse and seems to be coming out the other side pretty well.  I don’t think the business is in secular stagnation (beer) or being fundamentally disrupted (ADBE possibly). Big pharma has justifiably sucked, but JNJ has some strong divisions. 
 

@73 Reds In Peter Lynchs’s words, many ways to skin a cat. My point is that the indexes often mask what is happening below the surface. 

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2 hours ago, enoch01 said:

Diageo Is at a 5 year low and is getting interesting.

Why?  They have not had organic volume in growth for a decade, and management is lousy.

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