Wall Street Unplugged
Episode: 512May 1, 2017

A List of Large-Cap Value Stocks

Welcome back to another episode of Frankly Speaking!Today I begin the show by giving away a list of large-cap, well-managed, and durable companies.I’m talking about proven companies that have been around for decades… and the ones that have a history of increasing their dividend annually.More important, some of the stocks I uncover are at value prices. Although some might be underperforming today, buying them at current levels can prove to be monumental in the long-run.Again, these are stocks that investors can hold onto forever.Switching gears, I answer a question on stop-loss orders.This particular question asks what the difference is between “Trailing stop-loss percentages” and “Trailing stop-limit percentages?”My answer: It doesn’t matter!Today, I explain the importance of “hiding you hand.” And my favorite third-party tool that doesn’t show the market your every move.Then, to end the episode, I’m taking another stock and looking under the hood.It’s a stock that might seem favorable from a glance… but today I point out all the negatives, giving as much analysis as I can.It’s why I’m here.Special thanks to Larry, Jose, Chris, Mark, and Jack for all the great questions.Keep ‘em coming at frank@curzioresearch.com

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