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Picking up yield at a discount. TGH has only on occasional dips fallen to a yield of 5% or more. It is nearly that now. The dividend has increased by approximately 50% in 2 years while the stock price has essentially been flat over the same period. After such a huge run-up in the S&P, a mixed market should favor the nearly 5% and growing yield
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Textainer Group MJKPayday Sell at $41 I don't know what free cash flow is and why it is so negative: http://www.gurufocus.com/stock/TGH
Can somebody explain? Thanks in advance.
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This company will do better than average in the good years. Free trade, a growing world economy and continued US military presence all over the world is a great benefit to TGH. The South African owners of the company have been shareholder friendly as well.
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As the world economy generallyt improves trade will expand and use of shipping containers.
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dividend play, leader, growth industry
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TGH - Basically they buy/sell/trade/lease containers. Nothing special business-wise, reasonably well run, trustworthy management, but very good price to value ratios and and a good dividend. One last thing - if the Euro/No. American free trade agreement helps, companies like this would stand to improve their true value and may get a boost in recognition.
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Purchased for dividend and unique shipping business model.
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following TMFcheesehead...5.1% yield..simple business model
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Simple business... like that...
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My top dividend stock for 2013....link soon to follow
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Seems to be way Unser valued with good cash flow an nice div.
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Greenblatt methodology with CAPS screener. 5 star.
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Solid business, macro play on the Great Recession. Increased shipping over time.
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Growing company where growth will accelerate as the economy improves.
5.5% dividend that continues to increase
Trend is that more companies are leasing their containers from companies such as TGH as opposed to owning their own.
TGH continues to own a greater percentage of their container fleet which increases the returns
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Good growth, solid dividend. Big player in its industry. Taking advantage of the recent pullback and 5% yield.
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Buy on the dip...issuing 5M shares to purchase more containers. If economy does worse, there will be more demand for leasing containers to cut shipping costs. If economy goes up, more demand for containers and quickest way to get them is leasing vs buying
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