Lessons from Investment Gurus

The Most Important Thing

 Successful investing requires thoughtful attention to many separate aspects, all at the same time. 
Omit any one and the result is likely to be less than satisfactory.

The idea of the most important things—each is a brick in a solid wall, and none is dispensable. 

As economists prepare for a recession, many analysts & @Bobby  are looking to cash-rich companies as a place to store their wealth, as these companies tend to outperform, given their ability to take advantage of opportunities when competitors have cashflow issues. Lets look at companies with strong cash holdings. 

Bobby

As economists prepare for a recession, many analysts & @Bobby  are looking to cash-rich companies as a place to store their wealth, as these companies tend to outperform, given their ability to take advantage of opportunities when competitors have cashflow issues. Lets look at companies with strong cash holdings.

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Stock to Watch: Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ)

• The company has cash equivalent to 7.4% of the company's value. 
• The company has a 42.9% debt-to-equity ratio. 
• The company's current ratio is 1.4x. 
• The company's free cash flow is expected to grow by 16.4% next year. 
• The company's return on invested capital is expected to be 24.6% next year.

Stock to Watch: Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ)  • The company has cash equivalent to 7.4% of the company's value.  • The company has a 42.9% debt-to-equity ratio.  • The company's current ratio is 1.4x.  • The company's free cash flow is expected to grow by 16.4% next year.  • The company's return on invested capital is expected to be 24.6% next year.