Stock Universe Portfolio Part 4

The final 9 consist of a wide variety of stocks. five of which were actually under what was paid for them. Note that all 5 of those losing stocks also paid a relatively high dividend at the time they were purchased.

SYY = Sysco Corporation

T = AT&T Inc.

TAP = Molson Coors Beverage Company

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Stock Universe Portfolio Part 3

The next 9 include some major tech giants from very different industries. The strange part is that the biggest company, Microsoft, also had the biggest percentage rise of all the stocks purchased in this group.

LOGI = Logitech International

MSFT = Microsoft Corporation

MU = Micron Technology

NLOK = NortonLifeLock

PFE = Pfizer

PG = […]

Stock Universe Portfolio Part 2

The next selection of stocks from the Stock Universe Portfolio. Some of these have dividends, but all were purchased over a year ago and held. Definitely not a fan of frequent trading, so these were all bought as investments.

EBAY = Ebay

EMR = Emerson Electric

GE = General Electric

HEAR = Turtle Beach

INTC […]

Stock Universe Portfolio

There are currently 36 stocks in the Stock Universe Portfolio. At last check, only 8 of these were below what was paid for them and all have been held for at least one year.

Here are the first 9 of these stocks in alphabetical order:

AEP = American Electric Power Company

AMD = Advanced Micro […]

Shooting Star Portfolio Update

The Shooting Star Portfolio continues to do well in 2017. In fact, this will be the main portfolio that Stock Universe will focus on going forward.

Current Portfolio:

Netflix (NFLX) Avago (AVGO) Taser (TASR) Gilead Sciences (GILD) Skyworks (SWKS) NXP Semiconductors (NXPI)

Sells:

TWTR and GPRO

Next Buys:

AMAT and AVAV

The Fourth Stellar Seven Stock

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The fourth stock chosen has taken some time, but it was definitely worth the wait with Kraft-Heinz (KHC). The Stellar Seven portfolio buys this stock at $85.69. Kraft Heinz is not only a very strong company with more well known world-wide food brands than any other company, KHC is also a great dividend stock with […]

The Third Stellar Seven Stock

Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) joins the Stellar Seven Portfolio on the strength of both excellent brands and strong dividends. In fact, JNJ is one of the best dividend paying companies in the entire world and have been for 53 straight years. Of course, this is not a stock to trade but to invest in. […]

The Second Stellar Seven Stock

Once again, brand names drive the addition of a Stellar Seven Stock. This time, Campbell’s Soup (CPB) is the stock. Also the same is strength during a down market. In fact, CPB is raising guidance for the fiscal year. That is very impressive in a bear market and should not be ignored. This will […]

The First Stellar Seven Stock

wd40

The stock added to the Stellar Seven Portfolio is WD- 40 (WDFC). Not only is this one of the best brands in the world, WD directly benefits from the lower crude prices since they do use petroleum in their products. The stock is also at a 52 week high as the company continues to […]

The Stellar Seven Portfolio

In Search of the Stellar Seven

Used to have this format for a portfolio on my very first stock site ages ago called GARP Investor. Still have the domain, but the site itself has not been active for many years. Thankfully, around 2000 I saved a copy of it and my own work at WallStreetCity.com […]

Shooting Star Portfolio January 2016

For stocks, 2016 has started off like an automated riding lawnmower through a bunch of weeds. It just cuts through no matter if good flowers are amongst the weeds or not. The Shooting Star Portfolio has certainly been trimmed pricewise as a few of the components are basically ruined for the foreseeable future post mowing. […]

Game Industry Stocks Continue to Rise Higher

After running GameOgre.com for over 12 years, I have seen many popular gaming trends come and go. For example, I was able to register FreeMMORPG.com for just $8 because it never been registered before. Before that, I wrote a large stock series on game companies for Telescan/WallstreetCity.com. Come companies also tend to come and go. […]