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How to Find Value Plays

How to Find Value Plays. Depressed Multiples. vs Low Multiple as a Screen. Price/Share. “The Multiple” =. ––––––––––––. Earnings/Share. Price. =. ––––––––––––. Earnings. If Price falls, and Earnings do not fall (as much) then the Multiple will fall.

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How to Find Value Plays

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  1. How to Find Value Plays • Depressed Multiples

  2. vsLow Multiple as a Screen Price/Share “The Multiple” = –––––––––––– Earnings/Share Price = –––––––––––– Earnings If Price falls, and Earnings do not fall (as much) then the Multiple will fall Thus, a low Multiple is a screen for a potential value play – an underpriced stock

  3. Low P/E Predicts Better Returns Jeremy Siegel Stocks ranked by P/E

  4. 2011

  5. How to Find Value Plays • Depressed Multiples • Sentiment (e.g., Analysts’ Opinions)

  6. Buy on the “Sell” “Buy”s beat “Sell”s only during the Bubble Source: The Wall Street Journal (2005)

  7. How to Find Value Plays • Depressed Multiples • Sentiment (e.g., Analysts’ Opinions) • Dividend Yield

  8. Dividend Yield • Value Screens

  9. Dividend Yield

  10. Dividend Yield as a Screen

  11. Dividend Yield Thus, a high Yield is a screen for a potential value play – an underpriced stock Dividend/Share Yield = –––––––––––– Price/Share Dividend = –––––––––––– Price Dividends tend to “hold the line” and are decreased only in unusual distress Therefore, as Price falls, Yield will rise

  12. 2011

  13. Dogs of the Dow: A Classic “Value” Investment Strategy Source: The Wall Street Journal (2006)

  14. 2009

  15. 2010 Dogs of the Dow • Value Investing

  16. 2010 2010 Dogs

  17. 2010 2010 Dogs

  18. Source: Barron’s (2007)

  19. Euro Dogs, just like U.S. Dogs Euro-Dogs beat the Average 12 out of 14 years Source: Barron’s (2007)

  20. 2010 HDOGX • Value Investing

  21. 2010

  22. Equity Yields vs Bond Yields Interest Bond Yield = –––––––––––– Price of the Bond Bond Yields calculated the same way Comparing Dividend Yield and Bond Yield Can be Revealing

  23. 2011

  24. 2011 Dividend Yield

  25. 2013 Dividend Yield • Alpha Capture

  26. Explanation 1: Energy Stocks are Cheap (Value Plays) Explanation 2: Treasurys are Expensive (Financial Repression)

  27. 2012 Yields: Private Sector vs Public Sector

  28. 2012 Rate Risk • Bond Market Repression

  29. The Risk

  30. 2013 Dividend Yield • Alpha Capture

  31. In other words, there is Alpha here

  32. 2013 Dividend Screens • Alpha Capture

  33. 2009 Dividend Screens • Value Investing

  34. 2012 Dividend Screens

  35. 2012 Dividend Aristocrats

  36. 2012 Dividend Strategies • Investment Strategies

  37. Dividend-Payers Win – Except in Rebound Years

  38. 2010 Dividend Trends • Capital Structure

  39. 2011

  40. 2012

  41. 2010 Tax Effects

  42. Dividend Rate Lowered in 2003

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