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[] We’re looking for a sale on cheap companies during a bear market. Let’s discuss a cheap company at a great price that we can start buying today. Also, how should investors approach Microsoft stock after its most recent earnings report? [View in browser]( . We’re looking for a sale on cheap companies during a bear market. Let’s discuss a cheap company at a great price that we can start buying today. Also, how should investors approach Microsoft stock after its most recent earnings report? [View in browser]( . . [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [] [] This 12-time World Trading Champion Wants To Trade With You! He’s won the prestigious World Traders Challenge a total of 12 times... and it’s no wonder why, when he specializes in finding low-priced stocks that move 30%... 60%... even 100% in mere hours! Now he’s teaching his unique strategy to a small group of traders -- and inviting you to learn his system! [Click here to learn more!]( [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] This 12-time World Trading Champion Wants To Trade With You! He’s won the prestigious World Traders Challenge a total of 12 times... and it’s no wonder why, when he specializes in finding low-priced stocks that move 30%... 60%... even 100% in mere hours! Now he’s teaching his unique strategy to a small group of traders -- and inviting you to learn his system! [Click here to learn more!]( [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Start Next Week with This Dirt Cheap Stock [Garrett Pic] Dear Investor, Cash remains your best friend. Momentum is red… Every sector is experiencing dramatic downturns in momentum. There’s really no place to hide: Except for cash. If you think I’m kidding, the Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP) is up 7.43% this year. This fund tracks the performance of the dollar against a basket of its rivals like the Swiss France, Euro, and Japanese Yen. As interest rates rise and sovereign debt woes threaten emerging markets, money is pouring into dollar-denominated assets. The dollar is soaring as a result. In fact, the U.S. dollar fund is basically keeping up with inflation. That sounds like a paradox, but since the dollar remains the cleanest shirt in the laundry, the UUP is at its highest level since the 2020 crisis. Now, I think this rally will break. And I want to start putting SOME money to work because cash can be very boring. So, I want to talk about those liquidation stocks that piqued my interest. Carmen Finds a Winner I referenced the movie Other People’s Money this week. In the 1991 film, Danny DeVito’s corporate raider character lays out the basis of liquidation value investing. Buy a company that has assets - real tangible assets. Real estate, land, machines, and more. And if they have very little debt or none at all, that’s a dream. DeVito’s character has a machine named “Carmen” that looks for these companies on a regular basis. So do I. But I call my computer “Washbucket.” So, Washbucket and I went through the list of stocks that have solid Z-scores (no threat of a credit event), little debt, and trade under the value of their combined assets. In the movie - DeVito finds a stock worth $25 trading for $10. I can’t find sales like that yet. But I have several companies like Friedman Industries (FRD), United States Steel Corp. (X), and Seneca Foods (SENEA) that are trading at sizable discounts. But Washbucket nailed it with this one: “Hurco Companies.” Ticker: HURC Forget what they do for a moment. The stock trades for 82 cents on the dollar of its tangible book value. This $28.72 stock is worth $34.88 if the company liquidated tomorrow. They trade at a low buyout enterprise multiple of 7.6x (meaning it’s a cheap takeover target). And the Z-score is sitting at 3.56. It’s profitable. It has a debt-to-equity ratio of just 0.04x, the F-score is 7, the margins are profitable. Oh, and it’s a very good business. They manufacture small CNC machines for manufacturing shops across the country. Although they operate on cyclical demand and might experience weakening demand due to recessionary concerns, I want you to understand that there’s value in the business. CNC machines have a surprising secondary market with strong demand and little price discovery. My brother in law worked in the resale business of these machines for years, so I’m quite aware of their worth in the event of a need to dump inventory. It’s surprising. Liquidate the company tomorrow and this stock is worth 22% more than it closed on Friday. Business is surprisingly good, as the firm experienced 26% growth during the first quarter in revenue. Even modest analysis of cash flow could put this stock’s value in the $30s or $40s, according to some analysts. I’m not worried about any of this. This company owns lots of assets. Machines, buildings, land, STUFF. And their total assets of $334 million heavily outweigh their liabilities of just $95 million. They’ve got $90 million in cash. There's no long-term debt. Shareholder equity stands at $239 million. All because they own real, tangible things… and all of them are worth money, especially in a rising inflationary environment. I see a sale on this company. How to Trade Hurco (HURC) Now, this isn’t something that I’m going to rush in and buy right now. Instead, I’d break up my orders in various buckets. My first target to buy the stock would be at roughly $28 if we continue this downward cycle in momentum. My next target would be $25. And then, I’d look at $20 in an extreme scenario. This would set my cost basis at $24.33. At that cost basis, my position would be trading at roughly 70% of its liquidation value. I’m happy to be patient over the long term. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Start Next Week with This Dirt Cheap Stock [Garrett Pic] Dear Investor, Cash remains your best friend. Momentum is red… Every sector is experiencing dramatic downturns in momentum. There’s really no place to hide: Except for cash. If you think I’m kidding, the Invesco DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP) is up 7.43% this year. This fund tracks the performance of the dollar against a basket of its rivals like the Swiss France, Euro, and Japanese Yen. As interest rates rise and sovereign debt woes threaten emerging markets, money is pouring into dollar-denominated assets. The dollar is soaring as a result. In fact, the U.S. dollar fund is basically keeping up with inflation. That sounds like a paradox, but since the dollar remains the cleanest shirt in the laundry, the UUP is at its highest level since the 2020 crisis. Now, I think this rally will break. And I want to start putting SOME money to work because cash can be very boring. So, I want to talk about those liquidation stocks that piqued my interest. Carmen Finds a Winner I referenced the movie Other People’s Money this week. In the 1991 film, Danny DeVito’s corporate raider character lays out the basis of liquidation value investing. Buy a company that has assets - real tangible assets. Real estate, land, machines, and more. And if they have very little debt or none at all, that’s a dream. DeVito’s character has a machine named “Carmen” that looks for these companies on a regular basis. So do I. But I call my computer “Washbucket.” So, Washbucket and I went through the list of stocks that have solid Z-scores (no threat of a credit event), little debt, and trade under the value of their combined assets. In the movie - DeVito finds a stock worth $25 trading for $10. I can’t find sales like that yet. But I have several companies like Friedman Industries (FRD), United States Steel Corp. (X), and Seneca Foods (SENEA) that are trading at sizable discounts. But Washbucket nailed it with this one: “Hurco Companies.” Ticker: HURC Forget what they do for a moment. The stock trades for 82 cents on the dollar of its tangible book value. This $28.72 stock is worth $34.88 if the company liquidated tomorrow. They trade at a low buyout enterprise multiple of 7.6x (meaning it’s a cheap takeover target). And the Z-score is sitting at 3.56. It’s profitable. It has a debt-to-equity ratio of just 0.04x, the F-score is 7, the margins are profitable. Oh, and it’s a very good business. They manufacture small CNC machines for manufacturing shops across the country. Although they operate on cyclical demand and might experience weakening demand due to recessionary concerns, I want you to understand that there’s value in the business. CNC machines have a surprising secondary market with strong demand and little price discovery. My brother in law worked in the resale business of these machines for years, so I’m quite aware of their worth in the event of a need to dump inventory. It’s surprising. Liquidate the company tomorrow and this stock is worth 22% more than it closed on Friday. Business is surprisingly good, as the firm experienced 26% growth during the first quarter in revenue. Even modest analysis of cash flow could put this stock’s value in the $30s or $40s, according to some analysts. I’m not worried about any of this. This company owns lots of assets. Machines, buildings, land, STUFF. And their total assets of $334 million heavily outweigh their liabilities of just $95 million. They’ve got $90 million in cash. There's no long-term debt. Shareholder equity stands at $239 million. All because they own real, tangible things… and all of them are worth money, especially in a rising inflationary environment. I see a sale on this company. How to Trade Hurco (HURC) Now, this isn’t something that I’m going to rush in and buy right now. Instead, I’d break up my orders in various buckets. My first target to buy the stock would be at roughly $28 if we continue this downward cycle in momentum. My next target would be $25. And then, I’d look at $20 in an extreme scenario. This would set my cost basis at $24.33. At that cost basis, my position would be trading at roughly 70% of its liquidation value. I’m happy to be patient over the long term. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] Revealed! Legendary Trader Exposes "Secret Daily List" To The Public... [rob booker]( [Click Here Now To Take A Look]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Revealed! Legendary Trader Exposes "Secret Daily List" To The Public... [rob booker]( [Click Here Now To Take A Look]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] [] Microsoft: Continuing Cloud Boom Keeps The Cash Register Ringing [Bauer Pic]Dear Investor, The reporting season is in full swing and things are getting really exciting. Investors are watching the results of the tech giants with suspicious eyes. While Alphabet (GOOG) reported a slowdown in the advertising market, business is booming at software giant Microsoft (MSFT). Above all, the lucrative cloud business once again proved to be a driving force. Microsoft Can Increase Sales By 18% Microsoft boss Satya Nadella was satisfied with the presentation of the results. No wonder - the figures were impressive. In the past quarter of the current fiscal year, sales climbed by 18% to $49.4 billion. Cloud Boom Boosts Business The cloud business again proved to be a strong growth driver. Year-on-year, cloud revenues increased by 26% to $19.1 billion. This means that the lucrative business with computing power in the cloud now accounts for 38.6% of total company revenue. Within this segment, revenue from server products and cloud services improved by 29%, while Azure and other cloud services even grew by 46% in terms of revenue. This exceeded Wall Street analysts' forecasts. In the run-up to the figures, the bankers had assumed a plus of between 43% and 45%. Career Portal Linkedin Also Grows Strongly But not only the cloud business ran at full speed. The Linkedin career portal (34% increase in sales), the Xbox games console (+4%) and sales of Surface tablets (+13%) also grew significantly. Contrary to the forecasts of many market researchers, who held out the prospect of falling PC sales, Microsoft was also able to make gains with Windows. Sales revenues from Windows licenses to PC manufacturers increased by 11%. Microsoft Keeps Margins Stable The technology giant was also able to convince in terms of profitability. The operating profit increased by 19% to $20.36 billion. In the end, a net profit of $16.7 billion or $2.22 per share stood in the books. This was also slightly above expectations. Analysts had expected $2.19 per share. Microsoft Keeps Margins Stable So far, the software giant has done extremely well in the current uncertain environment. In March, the group was even able to push through price increases of between 10% and 20% for its customers. In the cloud business (Azure), growth momentum picked up again slightly compared to the previous quarter. In addition, the company’s management is confident and is aiming for similar growth in the current quarter. It’s unclear, however, whether the nearly $70 billion acquisition of games developer Activision Blizzard will actually go through. The record deal would make Microsoft the world's third-largest games provider. The company is also positioning itself for the upcoming "Metaverse." [MSFT Stock]( Investors seem to be convinced of the development, at least for the moment, and are pushing Microsoft shares up with their purchases. After the presentation of the business figures, shares of Microsoft rose significantly by 5%. Best regards, [Bauer Sig] Dr. Gregor Bauer Chief Analyst, European Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Microsoft: Continuing Cloud Boom Keeps The Cash Register Ringing [Bauer Pic]Dear Investor, The reporting season is in full swing and things are getting really exciting. Investors are watching the results of the tech giants with suspicious eyes. While Alphabet (GOOG) reported a slowdown in the advertising market, business is booming at software giant Microsoft (MSFT). Above all, the lucrative cloud business once again proved to be a driving force. Microsoft Can Increase Sales By 18% Microsoft boss Satya Nadella was satisfied with the presentation of the results. No wonder - the figures were impressive. In the past quarter of the current fiscal year, sales climbed by 18% to $49.4 billion. Cloud Boom Boosts Business The cloud business again proved to be a strong growth driver. Year-on-year, cloud revenues increased by 26% to $19.1 billion. This means that the lucrative business with computing power in the cloud now accounts for 38.6% of total company revenue. Within this segment, revenue from server products and cloud services improved by 29%, while Azure and other cloud services even grew by 46% in terms of revenue. This exceeded Wall Street analysts' forecasts. In the run-up to the figures, the bankers had assumed a plus of between 43% and 45%. Career Portal Linkedin Also Grows Strongly But not only the cloud business ran at full speed. The Linkedin career portal (34% increase in sales), the Xbox games console (+4%) and sales of Surface tablets (+13%) also grew significantly. Contrary to the forecasts of many market researchers, who held out the prospect of falling PC sales, Microsoft was also able to make gains with Windows. Sales revenues from Windows licenses to PC manufacturers increased by 11%. Microsoft Keeps Margins Stable The technology giant was also able to convince in terms of profitability. The operating profit increased by 19% to $20.36 billion. In the end, a net profit of $16.7 billion or $2.22 per share stood in the books. This was also slightly above expectations. Analysts had expected $2.19 per share. Microsoft Keeps Margins Stable So far, the software giant has done extremely well in the current uncertain environment. In March, the group was even able to push through price increases of between 10% and 20% for its customers. In the cloud business (Azure), growth momentum picked up again slightly compared to the previous quarter. In addition, the company’s management is confident and is aiming for similar growth in the current quarter. It’s unclear, however, whether the nearly $70 billion acquisition of games developer Activision Blizzard will actually go through. The record deal would make Microsoft the world's third-largest games provider. The company is also positioning itself for the upcoming "Metaverse." [MSFT Stock]( Investors seem to be convinced of the development, at least for the moment, and are pushing Microsoft shares up with their purchases. After the presentation of the business figures, shares of Microsoft rose significantly by 5%. 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[>>CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE LIST]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] [] 20-Year Trading Legend Opens Personal Daily Stock “Sizzle List” To The General Public… Every morning, before the market even opens, this pro trader sends out a list of his top high-potential stock picks for the day… And [open enrollment is still available to the public.]( “Stocks with the highest probabilities of moving 5% to 10% in just a couple of hours each trading day.” Tired of wasting time (and cash) looking for “perfect” stock trade setups that always seem to… lose money the minute you enter the trade… move sideways or don’t even move at all… or pump and dump before you can even enter the “buy” button? Let a seasoned trading pro with DECADES of trading success hand select your daily trades for you! Just like trading “side-by-side” with a real professional trader, you’ll get a chance to… “…make $490 (or more) every single day the market is open.” A potential $98,000 a year in trading profits just by simply following along and placing the exact same stocks as a real veteran trader. [>>CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE LIST]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Article Recap - [Start Next Week with This Dirt Cheap Stock](#i572731) - [Microsoft: Continuing Cloud Boom Keeps The Cash Register Ringing](#i572028) - [[UPDATE] 20-Year Trading Legend Opens Personal Daily Stock “Sizzle List” To The General Public...](#156390) --------------------------------------------------------------- [] Article Recap - [Start Next Week with This Dirt Cheap Stock](#i572731) - [Microsoft: Continuing Cloud Boom Keeps The Cash Register Ringing](#i572028) - [[UPDATE] 20-Year Trading Legend Opens Personal Daily Stock “Sizzle List” To The General Public...](#156390) --------------------------------------------------------------- [] © 2022 Godesburg Financial Publishing, Inc. 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