Boa noite.
Como sabem, a Zacks top 10 é uma lista de acções que tem todos os anos um retorno muito acima do índice americano em si. A lista de 2007 teve um lucro de 37,7%, contra os 4,5% do S&P 500. Mas tem um pequeno senão... É que para termos o relatório, temos de pagar $299... É puxado!
Dei uma vista de olhos pela net, só para ver o que surgia, e o melhor que arranjei foi uma lista de características que as acções que foram seleccionadas apresentam.
O que eu propunha era que deixassem as vossas opiniões sobre as empresas que constituem a lista. Eu tenho a lista que circula pela internet, mas como é uma lista "especulada" pelos utilizadores desse mundo prefiro não a deixar, para evitar induções em erro. Vá lá, usem a criatividade
E se já tiverem dado uma vista de olhos pelo relatório, tanto melhor
Abraço e BN
Stock #1: Biopharmaceutical giant on a growth spurt. Several recent government approvals have already jump-started sales and earnings growth. One of the company’s drugs may soon be approved to treat a second disease.
Stock #2: Food company feeds on higher prices. This market leader has pushed through price increases, and looks ahead to annual double-digit growth for fiscal 2008.
Stock #3: Electronics firm with shining prospects. They’re cashing in on the silicon shortage by supplying companies that make solar panels. Already they have more than $15 billion in orders over the next 10 years.
Stock #4: Chinese power company becomes more powerful. They increased power generation by double digits in a country that’s thirsting for consumable energies.
Stock #5: Video game seller to win big. Now is the time to own this stock. Profits from next-generation video game systems are expected to pour in for at least the next two years.
Stock #6: Beverage bottler toasts the future. This is the first full year the company will offer its recently acquired water franchise. They’re continuing to diversify for greater growth and earnings.
Stock #7: Chemical producer finds formula for growth explosion. Emerging Asian markets are accelerating the demand for their chemical products. A new plant will help them ramp up production.
Stock #8: Supplier to oil companies fueled by high prices. Recently, this brilliantly run firm acquired a competitor that broadens their already varied product line as well as their geographical footprint.
Stock #9: Industrial-strength supplier engineers dynamic growth. Strong margins, geographical diversification, and great management make for a winning combination.
Stock #10: Wireless carrier wires into new revenue sources. Already established in developed markets, they’re targeting emerging markets for mega-gains in 2008. And they pay a healthy dividend.
Enviado: 11/2/2008 13:31