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Like a tail-biting puppy, some new investors are looking for “the next big thing,” even if it means buying “historic stocks” with no income, let alone profits. But the truth is that when a company loses cash every year, for quite some time, its investors will regularly take their percentage of the losses.
In the age of investments in blue-sky tech stocks, my selection would arguably seem dated; I prefer beneficial corporations like Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH). Although profit is not necessarily a social good, it is easy to appreciate a company that can produce it consistently. In comparison, corporations that generate losses act like a sponge for capital, but unlike such a sponge, they produce nothing when pressed.
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If a company can continue to accumulate its profits consistently with the percentage (EPS) for long enough, its value in line with the percentage will eventually follow. to see that Enphase Energy has controlled eps accumulation through the year-consistent 29% for 3 years. It is not unexpected to see the company trading at a very high multiple of (past) earnings.
A close look at the expansion of earnings and profit margins before interest and taxes (EBIT) can provide insight into the sustainability of the recent earnings expansion. On the one hand, Enphase Energy’s EBIT margins have fallen over the past year, but on the other hand, profits have increased. So it turns out that in the long term further expansion awaits me, especially if EBIT margins can stabilize.
In the table below, you can see how the company has increased its profits and revenue over time. For more details, click on the image.
In investing, as in life, long-term issues are more important than the past. So why check out this loose interactive visualization of Enphase Energy’s projected benefits?
Given that Enphase Energy has a market capitalization of $26 billion, we wouldn’t expect internal members to have a higher percentage of shares. But we are reassured by the fact that they are investors in the company. In fact, they have invested a mountain of brilliant wealth, recently valued at $538 million. I would place this type of skin in the encouraging game, if I had shares, because it would ensure that the leaders of the company also knew my success, or my failure, with the Share.
For expansion investors like me, Enphase Energy’s gross profit expansion rate is a beacon at night. I think eps expansion is something to brag about, and I’m not surprised that experts cling to an abundant percentage of stocks. Maximum maximum probably the type of business I like to spend time looking for, to discern its true value. However, before you get too excited, we’ve discovered 3 precautionary symptoms for Enphase Energy that you should be aware of.
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