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This stock is like Costco... but better! [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Wealthy Retirement]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED #1 Deadliest Drug For American Seniors Can you guess which is the #1 deadliest drug in America? - [Beta-blockers (blood pressure drugs)]( - [Statins (cholesterol drugs)]( - [NSAIDs (arthritis drugs)]( - [Sleeping pills]( Find out if you got the answer right: [Click here to see the #1 deadliest drug for American seniors.]( More than 106,000 deaths have already been recorded. Find out if there's a killer in your medicine cabinet [right now](. [THE VALUE METER]( [Emerging Markets Are Back in Style!]( [Jody Chudley, Contributing Analyst, The Oxford Club]( [Jody Chudley]( Investing is a cyclical business. The performance of emerging markets this century is proof of that. From 2001 to 2010, emerging markets were the darlings of the investment world. Everyone loved the high-growth opportunities in emerging economies. Over that decade, it paid well to have exposure to emerging market stocks. They massively outperformed the S&P 500. [Chart: Emerging Markets' Decade of Dominance]( [View larger image]( Since then, the cycle has turned, and it has turned hard. Emerging markets have performed terribly, and they've been a huge drag on portfolios. Not only have they badly trailed the S&P 500... they've gone absolutely nowhere. [Chart: Emerging Markets' Decade of Disappointment]( [View larger image]( There is, of course, a reason for these cycles. At the start of the century, the S&P 500 was extremely expensive and emerging markets were cheap. What followed was a decade of emerging market outperformance. Owning emerging market stocks over that time frame was profitable because they were attractively priced going into it. After that decade of outperformance, emerging market stocks became expensive and S&P 500 stocks became attractively priced. That was what set up this past period of underperformance in emerging markets. But it's time for the cycle to turn again. There is terrific value here, and now - at the start of the next phase of the cycle - is when you want to be buying. Sendas Distribuidora (NYSE: ASAI) is a fast-growing company that is available at a very attractive price and is based in an emerging market. Sendas operates a discount grocery store chain in Brazil under the Assai brand. I like to think of Sendas as the Costco of Brazil. While the company doesn't charge a membership fee as Costco does, it offers discounts on bulk orders of food and household items and sells them in no-frills, warehouse-type stores. Sendas is also similar to Costco in that the value it offers to customers is a competition killer and its business model is all about sustainable long-term growth. To fast-track that growth, Sendas acquires less appealing competitor stores in prime locations and then converts them to the much more successful Assai brand. From 2011 to 2023, Sendas grew its store count to 288 locations and increased its revenue at an incredible annualized clip of 26%. And the company still has a huge growth runway in front of it. Of the 203 cities in Brazil that have populations of more than 150,000, 91 still don't have a single Assai location. Furthermore, on a per-capita basis, Brazil still lags the developed world in food spending. As more and more of Brazil's population moves into a middle-income lifestyle, consumers will spend more and more money at Assai stores. That is a tailwind that will last for a long time. If emerging markets were in favor with investors, I would expect this high-growth company to be selling at a rich valuation. But with emerging markets in the doldrums, we can buy shares of Sendas today at a very, very appealing level. At their current trading price, Sendas shares are offering a 25% free cash flow yield based on the company's expected 2025 financial performance. Here's another way to look at it: The stock is currently trading at less than 12 times forward earnings. These are very inexpensive valuations for such a fast-growing company... But I do need to pump the brakes just a bit here. I'm still concerned that one specific aspect of Sendas' business could limit its upside... [Keep Reading Here]( [The Oxford Club's Wealth, Wine and Wander Tour of Spain - Barcelona, Granada, Seville and Madrid, June 6-16, 2024 (plus special extension through June 21)]( SPONSORED [Five Dividend Stocks to Buy Now (FREE INSIDE)]( Marc Lichtenfeld - income expert and author of Get Rich with Dividends - is giving away his Ultimate Dividend Package... Completely free of charge! Seriously, no credit card required. 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