CVS - CVS Health Corporation
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- Short Term2W - 6W
- Mid Term6W - 9M
- Long Term9M+
| Previous Close | 63.34 |
| Open | 63.42 |
| Bid | 63.20 x 1000 |
| Ask | 63.50 x 1200 |
| Day's Range | 62.89 - 63.49 |
| 52 Week Range | 52.04 - 77.03 |
| Volume | 3,495,887 |
| Avg. Volume | 11,584,170 |
| Market Cap | 82.778B |
| Beta (5Y Monthly) | 0.71 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 11.47 |
| EPS (TTM) | 5.52 |
| Earnings Date | Aug 05, 2020 - Aug 10, 2020 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 2.00 (3.16%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Apr 22, 2020 |
| 1y Target Est | 79.29 |
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[Editor's Note: "5 Stocks to Buy With Heavy Insider Buying" is regularly updated to include the most relevant information available.]Over the past several weeks, I have consistently pointed to record-high levels of insider buying as a bullish indicator that it's time for you to start looking for stocks to buy.Why? Two big reasons. Insiders are good at picking bottoms, and they are equally as good at picking winning stocks.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsOn the first point, just look at this chart from Bloomberg. Insiders are often early in calling stock market bottoms. But they are seldom wrong. Insiders bought big before the markets turned around in the early 2000s, and before markets bottomed in 2009.On the second point, stocks with heavy insider buying tend to outperform. In an email to InvestorPlace, Andrei Simonov, the chairperson of the Department of Finance at Michigan State University, said, "Insider buying is always a positive signal. Numerous academic papers showed that it is indeed a good signal."One of those academic papers, authored by Nejat Seyhun, a University of Michigan finance professor, showed that stocks with significant insider buying tend to outperform by 5%.With that in mind, let's answer a very important question. What stocks which insiders bought big in May should you be buying right now? * 20 Stocks to Buy If You're Still Betting on America to Thrive Consider these five stocks to buy now, all of which had big insider buying in May: * TransDigm (NYSE:TDG) * Harley-Davidson (NYSE:HOG) * CVS (NYSE:CVS) * Virgin Galactic (NASDAQ:SPCE) * Rent-A-Center (NASDAQ:RCII) Stocks to Buy: TransDigm (TDG)Source: Pavel Kapysh / Shutterstock.com [Note: all insider data is sourced from Finviz.com]As a designer, producer, and supplier of aircraft components, TransDigm has been hit hard amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.Flying demand has screeched to a halt. Against the backdrop of zero demand, airlines aren't ordering new commercial aircraft. TransDigm's commercial aircraft business has been slammed. This pain won't stop anytime soon. TransDigm management is calling for commercial aftermarket sales to drop by 70% to 80% for the rest of the year.But this is a near-term hiccup in what is an otherwise strong growth narrative.Over the next few years, coronavirus fears will fade and economic activity will normalize. Consumers will start flying again. Aircraft component demand will rise again. And TransDigm will get back to growing.All of that is to say that today's dirt-cheap valuation on TDG stock -- 3 times sales versus a five-year-average sales multiple of over 5 -- won't stick around.That's why I'd follow the insiders on this one. Board Director and Managing Director at Berkshire Partners, Robert Small, has bought $125 million worth in May. Fellow Board Director and former CFO of Sherwin-Williams (NYSE:SHW) Sean Hennessy bought $700,00 worth of TDG stock in May.In the long run, those big buys will yield big profits. Harley-Davidson (HOG)Source: Alex Erofeenkov / Shutterstock.com U.S. auto sales have fallen off a cliff as consumers under widespread stay-at-home orders have halted their discretionary spending. This plunge in U.S. auto market demand has caused significant pain for Harley-Davidson.Global retail motorcycle sales at Harley-Davidson dropped more than 20% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2020. HOG stock has dropped nearly 50% year-to-date.The CEO of Harley-Davidson thinks this pain is temporary. On May 8, he bought $2.1 million worth of HOG stock.I think he's right.Over the next few months, the U.S. economy will gradually reopen. As it does, consumer behavior will start to normalize, and discretionary spending will rebound. U.S. auto sales demand will slowly recover. Harley-Davidson's growth trends will improve. HOG stock will bounce back. * 7 Earnings Reports to Watch Next Week In other words, it appears the worst is over for Harley-Davidson. Going forward, things should only get better for both the company and the stock. CVS (CVS)Source: Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com As a brick-and-mortar focused retailer, CVS has exposure to stay-at-home headwinds because consumers simply aren't going out and spending as much money at physical locations as they used to.For that reason, CVS stock has shed 16% this year.But the company just reported strong first-quarter numbers which handily topped expectations and included healthy revenue and operating profit growth. Perhaps more importantly, management reiterated its full-year profit guide on the basis that Covid-19 isn't creating huge financial disruption for the company.Does that mean it's time to buy the dip in CVS stock?I think so. So do insiders. Alan Lotvin, the president of CVS Caremark, bought $315,000 worth of CVS stock in mid-May.Over the next few months, economic activity will gradually normalize and CVS' already resilient growth trajectory will only improve. As it does, CVS stock will rebound back to where it was at the beginning of the year, if not higher. Virgin Galactic (SPCE)Source: Tun Pichitanon / Shutterstock.com Once one of the hottest and most hyped-up stocks in the market, commercial spaceflight company Virgin Galactic has seen the air come of out its wheels over the past few months.Specifically, the coronavirus pandemic has presumably (yet again) delayed the launch of Virgin Galactic's first commercial space flight, which was previously supposed to happen in 2020. Because a lot of the hype surrounding the company was based on its ability to finally commence commercial operations in 2020, this delay has weighed significantly on SPCE stock, which has fallen from $43 to $15 in matter of months.Insiders are buying the dip.Since May 11, four insiders -- including the CEO and COO -- have collectively bought $240,000 worth of SPCE stock.In the long run, those buys will yield big rewards.Virgin Galactic is a pioneer in the commercial space market, which is expected to grow from $350 billion today, to $1.1 trillion by 2040. Over that stretch, Virgin Galactic will turn into a really big company, powered by a niche but high-demand commercial spaceflight business and the development of hypersonic air travel technology (which could be used to replace planes at scale). * 9 Stocks to Buy as People Are Still Stuck at Home In other words, as the space economy booms over the next two decades, SPCE stock will roar higher. Against that long-term backdrop, today's coronavirus-related weakness is nothing more than a buying opportunity. Rent-A-Center (RCII)Source: dennizn / Shutterstock.com Last, but not least, on this list of stocks to buy with heavy insider buying is Rent-A-Center.As a rental equipment retailer, Rent-A-Center was initially seen on Wall Street as a big loser amid the coronavirus pandemic because of physical store closures. RCII stock dropped from $31 in late January, to $12 by March.Then, Wall Street started to think that a discount-focused, rental-oriented equipment retailer like Rent-A-Center may actually win during Covid-19, because tight budgets will push consumers away from buying big-ticket items and towards renting them.Rent-A-Center's first quarter numbers confirmed that this is the case. The company reported positive revenue and comparable sales growth in the quarter, and commented that April sales trends have been quite strong, led by out-sized gains in the e-commerce business.Over the next few months, the economy will gradually re-open (providing support for more consumer discretionary spend). But consumers will be cautious with their spend because of the huge job loss the economy has suffered (thereby providing support for more consumer discretionary spend on discount, rental items).As such, Rent-A-Center's growth trends should only get better as we head into the back-half of 2020. As they do, RCII stock will keep rallying.Insiders apparently agree. In May, two Board Directors purchased nearly $800,000 worth of RCII stock.I say follow those insiders, and stick with this rally for the foreseeable future.Luke Lango is a Markets Analyst for InvestorPlace. He has been professionally analyzing stocks for several years, previously working at various hedge funds and currently running his own investment fund in San Diego. A Caltech graduate, Luke has consistently been recognized as one of the best stock pickers in the world by various other analysts and platforms, and has developed a reputation for leveraging his technology background to identify growth stocks that deliver outstanding returns. Luke is also the founder of Fantastic, a social discovery company backed by an LA-based internet venture firm. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. More From InvestorPlace * America's 1 Stock Picker Reveals Next 1,000% Winner * 25 Stocks You Should Sell Immediately * 1 Under-the-Radar 5G Stock to Buy Now * The 1 Stock All Retirees Must Own The post 5 Stocks to Buy With Heavy Insider Buying in May appeared first on InvestorPlace.
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[Editor's note: "5 Stable Dividend Stocks to Buy as Fixed Income Vanishes" was previously published in January 2020. It has since been updated to include the most relevant information available.]Income in the bond market is rapidly disappearing, and that's a weird concept to try and wrap your head around.For decades -- centuries, even -- investors around the world have bought fixed-income instruments for relatively risk-free income. The concept is simple. You give money to a government or corporate entity who turns around and pays you interest for lending that money to compensate for risk and time.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsBut this simple concept has been flipped on its head recently. Specifically, the "interest" part of the above fixed-income equation has gone out the window. Consider the following: * The 10-year Treasury yield is around 0.63%. * The 30-year Treasury yield has plunged to all-time lows around 1.3%.In other words, across the world, the income part of the fixed-income equation is rapidly disappearing. Weird, right?Despite this, U.S. equities are still giving investors income. That is, the S&P 500's dividend yield presently hovers around 2% -- significantly above all-time low levels (roughly 1% in 2000) and also on the upper end of where the S&P 500 dividend yield has hovered over the past 20 years.Big picture, then, while the fixed income market is suffering from disappearing income, some stocks are still paying good income. * 7 Stocks to Buy That Have Nothing But Upside In Their Future The implication? Buy stable dividend stocks that pay more than any other relatively risk-free bond in the world will. As investors grow tired of not even beating inflation by buying a 10-year Treasury note, they will inevitably pile into stocks which: 1) have much higher yields, and 2) have a history of steady and consistent dividend hikes.Without further ado, let's take a look at five dividend stocks that fit this description. AT&T (T)Source: Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com Dividend Yield: 7.28%Dividend History: The dividend has consistently increased over the past 34 years.At the top of this list, we have a stock that many consider the blue-chip dividend king: telecom giant AT&T (NYSE:T).AT&T has everything investors are looking for in a stable, income-paying stock. Big yield? Check. The stock yields 5.37%. History of dividend hikes? Check. AT&T has consistently hiked its dividend over the past three decades.Stable operations? Check. AT&T provides telecom services that U.S. consumers have become exceptionally dependent on -- indeed, the internet and wireless services which AT&T provides may be the most important utilities outside of water, food and electricity. Healthy catalysts on the horizon? Also, check.AT&T's streaming services should help offset cord-cutting weakness, and the company benefits from the mainstream and widespread deployment of 5G infrastructure and devices.AT&T stock is the quintessential stable dividend stock to buy at the current moment. American Electric Power (AEP)Source: Casimiro PT / Shutterstock.com Dividend Yield: 3.59%Dividend History: The dividend has consistently increased over the past six years.Next up, we have a utility giant that is best known for its stability and resiliency: electricity services provider American Electric Power (NYSE:AEP).Relative to other "big dividend stocks," AEP's yield isn't that big. It sits at just 2.98%. But, there are three things to note here.First, that yield still smashes the 10-year Treasury yield.Second, American Electric Power has a long track record of consistent dividend hikes that dates back at least six years, a stretch during which the dividend increased 100%. * 7 Dividend Stocks That You Can Still Bank On Third, American Electric Power has an equally long track record of consistent and stable revenue and profit growth, which has powered consistent gains in AEP stock over the past decade.As such, what AEP lacks in yield, it makes up for in operational consistency and stability. Consequently, the best way to look at AEP stock is as the best "stable" stock to buy. It just so happens to yield almost 3%, too, which is an added bonus. Qualcomm (QCOM)Source: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com Dividend Yield: 3.26%Dividend History: The dividend has consistently increased over the past eight years.Third, we have a global chip giant that appears to be on the verge of finding its winning stride again -- Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM).Unlike AT&T and American Electric Power, Qualcomm is not traditionally seen as an icon of stability. Just look at a five-year chart of QCOM stock to see why. But, most of the turbulence in QCOM stock over the past five years has been driven by operational noise, namely, a big legal battle with their largest customer, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL). That legal battle is now over, and it ended in a favorable outcome for Qualcomm.Consequently, looking in the rear-view mirror here is the wrong way to look at QCOM stock. It's not about what has happened. It's about what will happen. What will happen is good stuff. Qualcomm has locked in Apple as a customer for the next several years.At the same time, 5G phones are launching next year, and it appears pretty much every smartphone provider is leaning into Qualcomm to provide the infrastructure for those 5G phones. As such, Qualcomm will find itself as a big beneficiary of the 5G tailwind. This tailwind should last for several years, meaning that Qualcomm should be in winning stride for the foreseeable future.Ahead of the company regaining its winning stride, the stock still yields an impressive 2.75%. Thus, not only does QCOM stock have a compelling multi-year bull thesis, but the stock is also paying investors to buy into that compelling bull thesis. It's a win-win situation that ultimately gives QCOM the nod as a stable dividend stock to buy here and now. CVS (CVS)Source: Roman Tiraspolsky / Shutterstock.com Dividend Yield: 3.21%Dividend History: CVS last increased its dividend payout in 2017.Fourth, we have an undervalued, stable stock that is in the midst of a potentially huge breakout -- retail pharmacy giant CVS (NYSE:CVS).It's been a rough few years for CVS stock. On the retail pharmacy side, increased competition has simultaneously pressured current sales trends and depressed investor sentiment regarding future sales trends. On the pharmacy benefit manager side, legislation has similarly pressured sales and profits.Consequently, by mid-2019, CVS stock had dropped to $50 -- the stock's lowest level since early 2013 -- and was trading at under 8x forward earnings.Since then, retail sales trends have improved as CVS has refreshed stores and expanded omnichannel capabilities to overstep the competition. Such improvements should persist as the company expands a local healthcare program which has the potential to dramatically improve core operational performance trends. * 7 of the Best Consumer Stocks to Buy Right Now At the same time, the White House has scrapped a bill that would've been disastrous for PBMs. And now the outlook on that side of the business is also improving significantly.In response to these positive developments, CVS stock has rallied well past $70 since it's mid-2019 plunge. This rally is just getting started. The stock is still cheap, the yield is still big, the outlook is still improving and the upward momentum is very real. As such, CVS stock appears to be in the first few innings of a huge breakout. Target (TGT)Source: jejim / Shutterstock.com Yield: 2.20%Dividend History: The dividend has consistently increased over the past 51 years.Last, but not least, we have a blue-chip retail giant that is absolutely on fire today: Target (NYSE:TGT).The story at Target is pretty simple. A few years back, the mainstream emergence and adoption of e-commerce caused a traffic exodus out of Target stores. For a short period of time, Target struggled. Then, Target adapted. It built out a big e-commerce operation, refreshed stores to be more tech-savvy, built out omnichannel capabilities, expanded in-store and online offerings and much more.In a nutshell, Target became the quintessential, modern omnichannel retailer that leveraged technology to optimize customer convenience in every way possible.It worked. Over the past few years, Target has fired off its best numbers in a decade. We are talking decade-best sales growth, comparable sales growth, online sales growth and traffic growth. At the same time, margins have been largely stable, so profit growth has been equally robust. TGT stock has naturally rallied big in response to this operational excellence.This rally is far from over. Target has optimally positioned itself so that -- so long as the U.S. consumer remains healthy -- Target will continue to report impressive numbers. The stock isn't terribly expensive at all (17-times forward earnings), the yield remains big (2.12%) and TGT stock has very healthy upward momentum.TGT stock is a stable dividend stock that should stay in rally mode for the foreseeable future.As of this writing, Luke Lango was long T, QCOM, and CVS. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 10 Big IPO Stocks From 2019 to Watch * 7 Discount Retail Stocks to Buy for a Recession * 7 Stocks to Buy Benefiting From Millennial Money The post 5 Stable Dividend Stocks to Buy as Fixed Income Vanishes appeared first on InvestorPlace.
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