Value investing is a systematic process of purchasing high quality, intrinsic backed stocks at depressed market prices. Using financial analytics, allow time for market price recovery and then proceed to reap gains from an investor’s patience.
Union Pacific’s stock carries the highest price to book ratio among the six Class I Railways. It is about a 1.43 times factor over the next best price to book ratio of CSX at 4.73.
Union Pacific – Buy/Sell Model Read More »
Today is November 15, 2019 and Canadian Pacific Railroad recovered in accordance with my railroad fund investment model to $241.47 per share.
Canadian Pacific Railroad – Sold Stock at $241.47 Read More »
With stock investing, one of the valuation ratios used is the price to book ratio. It identifies the spread between book value and market value for a share of stock.
High Price to Book Ratios – Proper Interpretation and Evaluation Read More »
This is purely a historical record of the investment fund for railroad stocks based on the value investing concept developed using business ratios.
Railroad Fund – Status as of 11/06/19 Read More »
Railroad stocks are solid and steady investments. There is limited downside risk and adequate historical data to illustrate buy and sell points for an investor.
Railroad Stock – Discovering Opportunities Read More »
These six are behemoths when it comes to transportation. All have revenues greater than $2.5 Billion per year and hold at least $4 Billion in fixed assets. The key to this investment is the asset allocation model.
Railroad Companies – A Solid and Steady Investment Read More »
The transportation sector of the United States economy is composed of nine industrial groups. One particular group moves more volume of tonnage based on ton miles than any other form of transportation – Railroads. In accordance with the Federal Department of Transportation, railroads move 39.5% of all freight in the US (based on ton miles which is the length freight travels).
Railroad Stock Investments – The Standard of Measurement to Buy and Sell Railway Stock Read More »
Valuation ratios are the only group of business ratios that are externally and not internally driven. The market dictates valuation ratios.
The price to sales ratio is a marginal valuation ratio at best. It is really an offshoot of an antiquated concept of valuing a business.
Price to Sales Ratio: A Poor Indicator of Value Read More »
The most common thought among business owners, consultants, investors and students is the ‘bottom line’. The proper word is of course ‘PROFIT’.
Performance Ratios Read More »
