Tag #Stock Valuation

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Strong US Jobs Report Impacts Canadian REITs

The unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs report in December (256,000 jobs added vs. 155,000 expected) caused Canadian REIT prices to fall 1-3 percent due to interest rate sensitivity; however, valuation models suggest most are at or near intrinsic value, with positive analyst forecasts for 2025.

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Rigetti's Stock Plummets 50% on Quantum Computing's Long-Term Outlook

Rigetti Computing, a leading quantum computing company, experienced a 50% stock price drop after NVIDIA's CEO projected a 20-year horizon for commercially viable quantum computers, exposing the speculative nature of its 250 P/S valuation despite potential high revenue growth.

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"Nike's Underperformance: Challenges and Valuation Opportunities"

"Nike's stock has underperformed for three years due to a distribution revamp, product design shifts, and China market backlash, impacting revenue and margins, but its low valuation presents opportunities for patient investors."

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44% Bias Score

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FFOPU: The Key to REIT Outperformance in 2024 and Beyond

Scotiabank analysts found that REITs with the highest forecasted FFOPU at the start of the year significantly outperformed other strategies over the past 17 years, challenging traditional value investing approaches and highlighting FFOPU as a key selection criterion for 2024 and beyond.

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48% Bias Score

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Active Stock Picking Outperforms: Debunking Market Myths

Studies show that active stock picking, especially value investing with a long-term perspective, consistently outperforms market averages; this contradicts the efficient market hypothesis and demonstrates that interest rate changes don't always dictate stock market movements.

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48% Bias Score

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