ARWArrow Electronics Inc.
Company Overview
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52W High
52W Low
Market Cap
Dividend Yield
Price/earnings
P/E
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Dividends
No dividend
Sentiment
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Mixed
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100
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Neutral
50
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100
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Total Operating Income
Net Income
EV to EBITDA
EV to Revenue
Price to Book value
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Total Operating Expenses
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Earnings History
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N/ACompany Overview
Name
52W High
52W Low
Market Cap
Dividend Yield
Price/earnings
P/E
Tags
Dividends
No dividend
Sentiment
Score
Mixed
50
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Trade Volume
Score
Neutral
50
Low
Neutral
High
0
50
100
Income Statement
Total Revenue
Operating Revenue
Total Gross Profit
Total Operating Income
Net Income
EV to EBITDA
EV to Revenue
Price to Book value
Price to Earnings
Additional Data
Selling, General & Admin Expense
Depreciation Expense
Restructuring Charge
Total Operating Expenses
Interest Expense
Interest & Investment Income
Earnings History
Estimated EPS
Reported EPS
N/AUpcoming Earnings
Company Info
CEO
Sean J. Kerins
Location
Colorado, USA
Exchange
NYSE
Website
https://arrow.com
Summary
Arrow Electronics, Inc.
Company Info
CEO
Sean J. Kerins
Location
Colorado, USA
Exchange
NYSE
Website
https://arrow.com
Summary
Arrow Electronics, Inc.
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Momentum Investing
Momentum Investing
The upside of short-term investments is that you have access to your money when you need it. Those investing on a short-term basis are often doing so because they need to have the money at a certain time. For instance, if you have a down payment on a house or a loan to pay off, the money should be ready at the go. As a rule of thumb, any investment for less than three years is considered a short-term investment.
Risky But More Yield
Short-term investments can be profitable at the cost of more risk and can go sideways if not done carefully. Some of you might have heard of the term ‘Momentum Investing’. It’s a strategy used by short-term investors which in theory is based on Newton's Third Law of Motion, that is momentum is conserved. If something is moving, it will continue to move at the same speed unless another force acts on it.
Quite similar to this law, short-term investors aim to benefit from stocks that have built momentum in the market and are going up and will keep going up. At this point, I know what you might be asking next. How to design a good exit strategy for short-term investments? For this task, I’m going to use price and fundamental momentum combined with the quality of the stocks.
I typically shortlist stocks that have shown 3-month gains and one-year declines above 10%. All these companies have market capitalization of more than 2 billion USD to ensure they are firmly established. The next move is to secure competitive yields that often move closely in tune with federal funds rate. Here are some additional factors I consider:
Return on Equity > 15
Debt to Equity Ratio is less than 5
1-year revenue growth > 10%
1-year EPS growth > 10%
Here are some picks that fit that criterion, , , , ,
Note that these are not recommendations. I’m merely offering my take on the subject matter.
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