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My March Monthly Investment: Dirt Cheap Coal Miner Alliance Resource Partners L.P.(ARLP) March 20, 2024

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In the dynamic world of investing, every trade tells a story. Today, we’ll dissect a notable trade made in March 2024, which highlights the art of spotting undervalued assets and seizing opportunity. On March 19, 2024, a strategic move was made to acquire 74 units of Alliance Resource Partners L.P. (ARLP), a company operating in the coal sector. Let’s delve into the details of this trade and uncover the underlying rationale.

Trade Details:

  • Date: March 19, 2024.
  • Action: Bought 74 units of Alliance Resource Partners L.P.
  • Price: $19.8509 per unit.
  • Total Expenditure: -$1,468.97.

Understanding Alliance Resource Partners L.P.:

Alliance Resource Partners L.P. stands as a prominent player in the coal industry, primarily focusing on operations in the eastern United States. Despite the evolving landscape of energy, coal remains a crucial component in the global energy mix, and companies like Alliance Resource Partners continue to play a significant role in meeting energy demands.

Key Metrics:

What makes this trade particularly intriguing are the compelling fundamental metrics associated with Alliance Resource Partners L.P. Let’s take a closer look:

  • Trailing P/E: 4.11
  • Forward P/E: 4.72
  • Forward Annual Dividend Yield: 14.17%

Rationale Behind the Trade:

  1. Value Investing Opportunity: The low P/E ratios indicate that Alliance Resource Partners L.P. was potentially undervalued by the market. Such low valuation metrics often attract value investors, who see an opportunity to capitalize on the market’s underestimation of a company’s true worth.
  2. Income Generation Potential: With a forward annual dividend yield of 14.17%, Alliance Resource Partners L.P. presents an attractive opportunity for income-focused investors. Despite the challenges facing the coal industry, companies with stable cash flows can sustain high dividend payouts, making them appealing to investors seeking income generation.
  3. Contrarian Play: Investing in coal may seem unconventional in an era dominated by discussions of renewable energy and sustainability. However, contrarian plays can often yield significant returns for investors willing to go against the prevailing market sentiment. The low valuation coupled with the high dividend yield of Alliance Resource Partners L.P. may have made it an enticing contrarian opportunity.

Conclusion:

The March trade involving Alliance Resource Partners L.P. serves as a prime example of identifying undervalued assets with promising potential. While the coal industry faces challenges, including regulatory scrutiny and environmental concerns, this trade underscores the importance of thorough analysis and a keen understanding of market dynamics.

Ultimately, successful investing requires a combination of patience, diligence, and the ability to recognize value where others may overlook it. By leveraging compelling fundamental metrics and seizing opportunities in sectors that are temporarily out of favor, investors can position themselves for long-term success.

Disclaimer: This blog post is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

Good dividends, honest P/E, growth, historical Lazard (LAZ) is my (late) March investment April 7, 2017

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Lazard is a World famous, 140 years old financial institution. Those guys have been making money forever.
This is why I am buying them now:

Trailing Annual Dividend Yield 3 3.27%

Reasonably priced and expected to do better:

Trailing P/E 15.57
Forward P/E 1 12.59

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My stock purchase for March is Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS) March 22, 2013

Posted by antibeppegrillo in investment, PAAS, Pan American Silver Corp, stock I own, stocks, stocks that pay high dividends.
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I am a silver miner today!

I am a silver miner today

  • Silver could be a safe haven in case of disasters.
  • Silver besides being a precious metal, is very much needed by industry (so I read somewhere).
  • Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS) is World’s second Silver producer/miner, and I can’t figure out which is the first.
  • 3% dividend yield is something I like very much, specially considiring that Payout ratio is  an honest 30%
  • Forward P/E ( Dec 31, 2014): 10.01 seems cheap enough to me, although current P/E = 30 is quite high. (more…)

Hate Ketchup, but love Heinz’s fat dividends! I’m buying 23 HNZ shares in 5 minutes December 29, 2009

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Heinz yields 3.9 % dividends. I can hardly resist such juicy dividends, considering that, according to Yahoo finance:

  1. HNZ has a honest 16 P/E ratio.
  2. HNZ is supposed to grow its earnings. Next year P/E is supposed to go to 14. (more…)

I’m buying $1000 worth of Blackstone (BX) in 5 minutes November 19, 2009

Posted by deminvest in Blackstone, BX, growth stock, investment, investment strategies, Single stocks, stock I own, stocks, stocks that pay high dividends.
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Blackstone is a huge Private Equity fund.

Private Equity… or PIRATE EQUITY?

They manage more than $ 90 Billion. Hopefully they manage that sum well. The company earns managements fees even if the value of assets they manage gos down. Forward P/E ratio is a reasonable 15. Main reasons why I buy BX is the fact the middlemen usually gain even if things go badly, the fact that if things go well they gain even more. Last but not least:

  • Huge dividend yield: 8%
  • Grrowing dividend yield: last year was just 6%

Growing dividends in a sinking economy looks nice. I bet that Blackstone’s managing fees will go up if the Economy continues it current recovery.

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5 reasons why I bough 45 MSFT (Microsoft) shares 10 minutes ago June 4, 2009

Posted by deminvest in Apple, goog, Google, growth stock, Internet stocks, MSFT Microsoft stock, nasdaq, Nasdaq stock, opensource, stock I own, stocks that pay high dividends.
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  1. It is hard to defeat the  giant. Google, Apple, The Open Source communty, all claim that Microsoft is evil and that their products are better. Still I am Blogging from Windows PC, and chances are you’re reading me using Microsoft software. It is not easy to change people’s habbits and Miscroft has shown great ability to defends its core markets, while competing on new markets, like mobile devices, Internet services, Gaming…  Things can change, but nobody has yet proven they can really hurt Microsoft
  2. We, the people want cheap stuff. Snobs can still pay twice as much to get same CPU and same RAM on a Mac, but I am not going to throw all that money on a sleek design. Most of the 6 Billion people on this planet wouldn’t do so either. Developing countries are adopting Windows. They can’t afford Apple’s cool stuff. (more…)

Today I will buy a 7% yielding high risk Municipal Bonds ETF: HYD Market Vectors High-Yield Municipal Index ETF April 27, 2009

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municipal bonds are bonds by localadministrations

municipal bonds are bonds by local administrations

US government bailed out automakers and banks. Will Obama let local administrations fail?

Since my opinion is that US government will bail out local administrations, I am buying a 7% yielding municipal bond ETF.

Market Vectors High-Yield Municipal Index ETF [HYD] is high risk, it buys bods that are even below investment grade. Here is some data:

http://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE%3AHYD

here is the prospect:

Click to access HYD_Prospectus.Pdf

A little bit late, but with all my courage, yesterday I placed my February buy order on Procter & Gamble (PG) March 20, 2009

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Yesterday I bought 22 PG shares at  $ 46.79 each, spending a total amount of $ 1029.38. It is a risky time to buy stocks, but I go on with my strategy.

As I wrote Procter and Gamble offers good dividends and its products are simply what the World buys every week in Supermarkets.

Let’s hope this crisis ends soon. I’m betting that:

  1. P&G won’t fall much further, even if this crisis goes on
  2. PG shares will skyrocket as the economy restarts its growing

Even in this market, I keep buying. China Mobile (CHL) looks like a safe bargain to me October 31, 2008

Posted by deminvest in China Mobile, China stock, CHL, growth stock, Internet stocks, investment, Nasdaq stock, Single stocks, stock I own, stocks, stocks that pay high dividends.
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I bought 20 China mobile shares at  USD  50,09 each, spending a total amount of $ 1000,18 fom my October monthly investment.

China Mobile didn't find an agreement with Apple

China Mobile didn't sign an Agreement with Apple, but...

I chose  world’s largest mobile operator for my October $1000 investment because:

1. it is cheap with P/E = 11, Forward P/E 10,
2. it grows Quarterly Revenue Growth (yoy):17.90%  Quarterly Earnings Growth (yoy):44.70%
3. It is loaded with cash, $25 Billion, and no debts.
4. It gives out 3.5% dividend
5. More and more Chinese people are getting their first mobile phone

I opened an Icarra portfolio management account because Google finance portfolio sucks… Guess what? Deminvest is nicely beating Nasdaq and S&P 500 June 11, 2008

Posted by deminvest in Blogroll, Internet stocks, investment, investment strategies, my free stock, nasdaq, Nasdaq stock, Social investing, stock I own, stocks, stocks that pay high dividends.
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Icarra is a good portfolio management system to measure my portfolio performance . It has very nice charts and is very good to measure results for my entire portfolio. For instance I was very pleased to read that I have a total 2.84% dividend yield :-).

Here is a very nice chart, showing how my “Deminvest Free Stocks investment has consistently beaten both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500.

icarra chart

I used to have my portfolio loaded into Google Finance, but Google finance’s portfolio sucks for several reasons:

1) Google Finance does not offer any charting of my portfolio.

2) Google Finance does not give any overall portfolio data, like overall P/E, overall dividend yield, overall performance including stock sales and cash.

3) Google Finance does not consider cash, which makes it a horrible way to measure results of my free stocks strategy. I buy a stock, wait for it to go 40% up and then resell just enough shares to get my cash

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