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The three financial services stocks to buy amid deregulation should gain a tailwind from the election of red-tape opponent Donald Trump to serve a new four-term term in office starting on inauguration day, Jan. 20. If some of the financial burdens of regulation are removed, those companies are likely to find the policies expected to be introduced by the new administration as tempting as the delicious dishes on a Thanksgiving Day table.
President-elect Trump had tried to reduce regulatory burdens when he previously serve in that role is has pledged to remove obstacles for business again. Aside from arming one's portfolio with the leading artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure and software stocks, other sectors that are showing signs of benefiting greatly from the next wave higher for the market include financial services companies, recently wrote Wall Street veteran Bryan Perry, who heads the Cash Machine investment newsletter.
Three Financial Services Stocks to Buy: Enticing Dividend Yields
The model portfolio of the Cash Machine investment newsletter is paying a blended dividend yield of around 10.50% and is positioned to profit from the Fed lowering interest rates, even if at a slower pace than previously anticipated, Perry advised his subscriber. With economic growth expected to be sustained, or possibly pick up in 2025, the inflation data will factor into when and how much the Fed can cut rates, he continued.
"It is my view that by this time next year, the fed funds rate will be down from its current rate of 4.5% to 3.5%," Perry opined. "If so, the model portfolio could realize a total return approaching 20%."
Bryan Perry, head of Cash Machine and Hi-Tech Trader, recommends cryptocurrencies.
Three Financial Services Stocks to Buy: Janus Montgomery Group
Janus Henderson Group (NYSE: JHG), a London-based asset manager and mutual fund company, has expanded well beyond its early burst on the financial scene for its niche-focused technology Janus Triton Fund. But the company later "created a sensation" with its Global Life Sciences Fund, which has earned a five-star rating with Morningstar, wrote Mark Skousen, PhD, a Presidential Fellow at Chapman University, the leader of the Forecasts & Strategies investment newsletter and the head of the Five Star Trader advisory service.
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"Business is doing well at Janus with its equity and fixed income funds and managed accounts, Skousen wrote to his Five Star Trader subscribers on Aug. 20 when he recommended the stock. Since then, the stock has soared 26.04%. The stock remains a buy recommendation, with Skousen informing his readers this week that another financial services stock survived his latest Five Star Trader screening process for rising profit and revenue growth, among other desirable attributes.
Janus Montgomery has a rising dividend policy, a current yield of 3.44% yield and is likely to raise it above its 39 cent-per-share payout soon, Skousen predicted. The company also has $1.85 billion in cash, which is plenty to service its $303 million in debt, he added.
The stock has beaten the consensus forecasts of Wall Street analysts' four quarters in a row. The company's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio has been trending up and had reached 13.66% on Nov. 26.
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Charlotte, North Carolina-based Truist Financial Corp. (NYSE: TFC) is a recommendation of Jim Woods, who heads the Successful Investing newsletter, along with advisory services such as Crypto & Commodities Trader. Woods told me in an exclusive interview that he expects Truist Financial to be among the dividend-paying banks that will benefit from Donald Trump's return to the White House upon his inauguration as the next U.S. President on Jan. 20.
"I am a huge proponent of big banks," Woods wrote. "Not only am I a veteran of one, having formerly worked for Morgan Stanley and at the World Trade Center, but I am also a philosophic advocate of the role Big Banks play in human action."
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Woods warned that capitalism requires the "capital" that big banks provide. And as much as this industry is hated by a segment of society that wants to demonize the effective use of capital in the pursuit of profit, that negative view not only is "terribly misguided and vengeful," but it also reflects a "stunning lack of knowledge" about how markets and the economy function, he added.
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Why Will Big Banks Benefit from Trump?
"The answer is perhaps best revealed by one of the best banking and financial sector analysts out there, Wells Fargo's Mike Mayo," Woods opined. "In a note to clients, Mayo wrote that Trump's victory will be a 'regulatory game changer' for the banking sector. Mayo added that the new Trump administration could mean 'more free markets, less harsh oversight' and reduced regulatory risk."
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New York-based MSCI, Inc., (NYSE: MSCI) is the third financial services stock to buy. It provides research, data and technology to enable its clients to understand and analyze key drivers of risk and return that are essential in building effective investment portfolios. The company aims to give its clients industry-leading, research-enhanced solutions to gain insight into and improve the investment process.
MSCI offers a current dividend yield of 1.06% and seeks to bring enhanced transparency to financial markets, using innovation to drive healthy global economies that stimulate job creation, encourage infrastructure development and generate the returns necessary to improve living standards. Baron Capital has been recommending MSCI for the past 17 years.
MSCI's Analytics business offers institutional investors a view of risk and return by integrating risk tools and performance insights into investment decision processes. Using models and quality-reviewed data, MSCI tries to help its clients improve investment decisions and enhance understanding and analysis of market, factor, credit, liquidity and counterparty risk across asset classes, spanning short-, medium- and long-term.
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Three Financial Services Stocks to Buy: MSCIs Index Business
The company's largest and most profitable segment could be MSCI's index business that provides benchmarking to asset managers and asset owners. In addition, MSCI has amassed more than $1.4 trillion in exchange-traded fund (ETF) assets linked to its indexes.
The MSCI analytics segment provides portfolio management and risk management analytics software to asset managers and owners. In private assets, MSCI provides real restate reporting, market data, benchmarking, and analytics to investors and real estate managers.
Since going public in 2007, MSCI has supplied data and software. MSCI's crown jewel could be its index segment, which composes about 60% of overall company revenue and 80% of operating profit, according to Morningstar.
Henry Fernandez, chairman and chief executive officer of MSCI, told attendees at the 31st Annual Baron Investment Conference held Nov. 15 in New York City that he became the company's leader several decades ago with the business took the form of a troubled joint venture with Morgan Stanley. Since then, the company has been built into a "highly successful and diversified global franchise," he said.
MSCI has turned into the "most important company that an average investor has never heard of," Fernandez said.
Paul Dykewicz meets with Ron Baron at the Nov. 15 Baron Investment Conference.
The three financial services stocks to buy offer a way to ride the deregulatory policies that the Trump administration is expected to install upon his inauguration on Jan. 20. Investor seeking to profit may well want to be invested in one, two or all three of these stocks. | | | Sincerely,
Paul Dykewicz, Editor
StockInvestor.com
| | About Paul Dykewicz: Paul Dykewicz is an accomplished, award-winning journalist who has written for Dow Jones, the Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, USA Today, Seeking Alpha, GuruFocus and other publications and websites. Paul is the editor of StockInvestor.com and DividendInvestor.com, a writer for both websites and a columnist. He further is the editorial director of Eagle Financial Publications in Washington, D.C., where he edits monthly investment newsletters, time-sensitive trading alerts, free e-letters and other investment reports. Paul also is the author of an inspirational book, "Holy Smokes! Golden Guidance from Notre Dame's Championship Chaplain", with a foreword by former national championship-winning football coach Lou Holtz. Follow Paul on Twitter @PaulDykewicz. | | | | | |
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