The kids are asleep so I’m looking at stocks in the AM. A few months ago I discovered the ETrade website displays additional indices other than the Nasdaq and the S&P500.
I’ve been following the PHLX semiconductor index and waiting for a moment to buy in. The index itself is up 47% this past year compared to the other publicly compared indexes.
Investco has an etf that tracks that index. It’s called the Invesco PHLX Semiconductor ETF (SOXQ) which has in a few years under its belt compared to the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) valued at 597.77 at the time of this post with 20+ years being listed.
As always need more money to buy in at such a high entry point. Time to get to work!
Automatic Data Processing, Inc. provides cloud-based human capital management solutions worldwide. It operates in two segments, Employer Services and Professional Employer Organization (PEO). – Seeking Alpha
The EPS seems to trend upward every year but entry point is a bit high for my blood at $235.28.
I looked through the top 10 and referenced Seeking Alpha for some information. I’m not sure if I’m ready to buy any, but let’s take a look at the financials at a glance.
WSM:
CAT: Catapilllar
PFE:
I don’t like to buy stocks that are on a downward trend. I like to see stability or growth in the stock chart. The dividends can be low but the stock has to have an upward trend over 5 years.
I like CAT but the buy in price seems a bit too high for me right now.
WSM seems interesting. Never would have thought cookware.
