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Apr 13, 2021 at 7:08AM
If you have money to invest and want to make the most of it, you should consider putting it into cheap stocks that can easily rise in value. This is a wiser approach than investing in an expensive stock that may have already reached its peak. The bigger the bargain you find, the bigger the return will be if the stock hits it big.
Two stocks that look incredibly cheap right now and are great places to invest $5,000 in are
ViacomCBS (NASDAQ:VIAC). Although their share prices have been falling lately, investors shouldn t overlook the value these stocks possess.
CURE provides a direct play while LABU can be used as an indirect play on healthcare.
“The White House on March 31 unveiled an approximately $2 trillion jobs and infrastructure plan that includes expanding access to long-term care services and other healthcare-related measures,” a Becker’s Hospital Review noted. “The proposal, called the American Jobs Plan, targets aging highways and bridges, as well as climate change, the nation’s digital infrastructure and home care.”
A couple of items the Becker’s Hospital Review noted could be a pair of drivers for a potential healthcare trade:
President Joe Biden’s proposal provides $18 billion for upgrading veterans hospitals and clinics.
Roku (NASDAQ:ROKU). Here s a closer look at how badly they ve done of late and why they re still worth investing in right now.
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1. Moderna
Shares of Moderna slipped to less than $120 late in March a nearly three-month low for the healthcare stock. It s possible that the company s year-end results, which Moderna released on Feb. 25, played in a role in the stock s recent activity. For the fourth quarter (ended Dec. 31, 2020), the company generated $570.7 million in revenue, which was more than 40 times the $14.1 million it posted in the prior-year period. But despite the boost in grant revenue and Moderna now reporting product sales, its net loss of $272.5 million was more than double the $123.3 million loss it incurred a year ago.
Dividend yield: 0.37%
Our first choice for today is Danaher. The group manufactures scientific instruments and consumables in four segments: life sciences, diagnostics and environmental and applied solutions. The company has been growing both organically and through acquisitions.
In late 2019, Danaher separated its dental business through an initial public offering (IPO). That new company trades as
Envista (NYSE:
General Electric’s (NYSE:
Fortive (NYSE:
Renishaw (OTCMKTS:
Danaher released Q4 2020 financials at the end of January. Revenue increased 39.0% YoY to $6.8 billion. Bottom line of $1.2 billion was an increase of 55.0% YoY. Non-GAAP adjusted diluted EPS for Q4 2020 were $2.08, a 62.5% YoY increase. Free cash flows from continuing operations were $5.4 billion.