3 Stocks to Watch- SBUX, NKE, TJX- Valuation & Analysis

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Published 2022-03-20
In this video, I analyzed the financial numbers of 3 consumer discretionary stocks: Starbucks ($SBUX), Nike ($NKE), and TJ-Maxx (TJX). Financial numbers include: Profit Margins, Balance sheet strength, Growth Numbers, Management's effectiveness, Valuations, Yields, and Business Moat. If you are holding these stocks, or if you are planning to buy any of these stocks, you might find this video useful. I hope you guys enjoy the video:

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:48 Starbucks (SBUX)
06:19 NIKE (NKE)
10:26 TJ Maxx (TJX)



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All Comments (3)
  • @arigutman
    Great video and all solid stocks! SBUX has been an investment within my portfolio that I have been doubling down on, especially as it hit $79 a share (what a steal)!! There recent announcement to forego the cups and begin to use reuse-able ones is HUGE, especially for longer-term financials.. NKE is well a powerhouse and TJX during a time like this is going to deliver through on returns.. ripe market conditions!
  • @paulwong1675
    Does it make sense to look at dividends/FCF and buy backs / FCF separately rather than (dividends + buy back)/ FCF. I would think that 140% (dividends + buyback)/ FCF would be much different if dividends was a large part of that rather than buybacks. Cutting dividends is a big scare to investors, slowing down buybacks I think is a little less scary unless the company committed to some sort of schedule.