| The Ivy for Friday, December 1, 2023 | | | | | | Market Commentary: 1 Food Stock That Defies All Odds Famously, it's been said that the restaurant business is a horrible one. You have to pay the rent, the staff, the food costs, and keep the lights on, and when you're done with all that you have to hope your menu is right, the chefs show up each day, and the customers like the food. If they do, you can expect to pocket a small fraction of what they pay at the end of... Get the full details here | | | | | |
Ivy Content You May Have Missed | | | | | | Market Commentary: 1 Healthcare Stock You Don't Want To Miss It's no easy feat trying to track down a company that has been so consistent in growing its top line that each and every single quarterly report is accompanied by a declaration of year-over-year growth but that's precisely the case with Humana over the past half decade. If you were attempting to identify a perfect stock, one feature it might have beyond steadily growing revenues through boom and bust cycles is a... Get the full details here
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| | | | | | Alert: 27% Upside in Maligned Fintech Play Investment Alert: Buy PayPal (PYPL) Under $57/share Disclaimer: Investment Alerts have a medium to long-term time horizon. These do not constitute financial advice and you should contact a financial advisor before deciding whether it is appropriate for your individual circumstances. It's really hard to explain away why Paypal has been so beaten down this year. With the market up close to 20% for the year, Paypal is down by almost 25%. That kind of underperformance is exactly why some investors run away from stock-picking and straight to exchange-traded funds. But it's also why some investors far outperform the market indices, by finding top companies that are under-appreciated and buying them before they bounce back. Is PayPal in that latter category? Get the full details here | | | | | |
| | | | | | Market Commentary: 1 REIT You Don't Want to Miss Some REITs focus on warehousing, some on industrial properties, some on retail, and still others on fitness centers, and then there is WP Carey that diversifies its revenues across a wide variety of property types to ensure that it is not unduly exposed to any particular sector. That formula of limiting risk isn't limited to property types but expands to geographies too. Under its property umbrella, WP Carey has an array of... Get the full details here
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