Spread the profits in the Fall with the sweet tasting stock of J. M. Smucker Co. Here is a flyer that you may want to consider. This $7.1 billion dollar company is a giant in it's space. No one does it like Smucker's (SJM), yes the peanut butter and jelly and more company.The stock has a very low price to earnings ratio of 14.48, which suggest that there is lots of room for price appreciation, if management makes the right moves in the coming months. In addition, the stock has a low volatility beta ranking of (.7), and pays a good dividend of 2.68%. Not bad when 1 year Cd's are yielding less than 1.37%. Although the stock is trading toward the high range of $59 to $60 dollars, it still represents a possible growth or acquisition play for the patient investor. Pick up at these prices and spread the profits in the Fall, like 'spreading peanut butter and jelly on toast', by adding this stock to your portfolio. Contact Best Advisor Rick @1-877-788-1732 for detailed research reports and advice on this stock at IAPeQ.com.
Calm before the storm. At least that's what I've been reading. It seems that there is still not much buying. Much of the buying seems to be just shifting funds from one account to the next. It's called "churning" in broker turns. So, I wanted to see if anyone was buying, you know, new money. I clicked on over the Investment Company Institute website to see if they could shed some light on this matter. Based on their recent reports, "Estimated inflows to long-term mutual funds were $ 12.48 billion for the week ended Wednesday, June 10, 2009 ", versus $ 13.646 billion for the week of June 3. At least it wasn't negative. There is buying. As a matter of fact, buying has almost doubled compared to inflow numbers reported in May. I also noticed that Equity Foreign Funds had a larger percentage increase than other categories while Taxable Bond Funds had a noticeable percentage decrease in inflows as compared to the previous periods. Interesting. Are in...
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