I agree with most of what he says. However, I personally am not keen on stocks that do share buybacks.
- Does the company have a history of reliable and generous dividend growth?
- Has the company shown the ability to reliably increase its dividend throughout a wide variety of economic environments?
- Are the company's profit related metrics growing?
- Are the company's sales growing?
- Are margins headed in the right direction?
- Is the payout ratio acceptable?
- Does the company benefit from secular growth tailwinds?
- Is the company's balance sheet sound?
- Is management conservative with the debt load?
- Does the company have a history of reducing its share count?
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