Today we add 5 additional US stocks to our long-term watchlist. There could be some doubts about my choice, but I believe they might be a great investment in the long run.
Delta Air Lines, Inc. provides scheduled air transportation for passengers and cargo throughout the United States and across the world. The Company’s segments include Airline and Refinery. Operations include flights that gather and distribute traffic from markets in the geographic region surrounding the hub or gateway to domestic and international cities and to other hubs or gateways. The Company’s route network includes its international joint ventures, its alliances with other foreign airlines, its membership in SkyTeam and agreements with multiple domestic regional carriers that operate as Delta Connection.
Industry: Airlines
Red zone: $14.94 – $13.54
Yellow zone: $13.54 – $12.25
Green zone: $12.25 – $8.42
5-year high: $63.44
We can aim for a discount at levels 76% and more.
Even though Warren Buffet has sold a part of his holdings, I believe the stock is worth buying in the zones.
Guess?, Inc. designs, markets, distributes and licenses a lifestyle collections of apparel and accessories for men, women and children. The Company operates through five segments: Americas Retail, Europe, Asia, Americas Wholesale and Licensing. I am pretty sure that everyone has heard about this company.
Industry: Apparel Retail
Red zone: $6.26 – $5.60
Yellow zone: $5.60- $4.68
Green zone: $4.68 – $3.64
5-year high: $26.95
We can aim for a discount at levels 76% and more.
HollyFrontier Corporation is an independent petroleum refiner. The Company produces various light products, such as gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, specialty lubricant products, and specialty and modified asphalt. It segments include Refining and Holly Energy Partners, L.P. (HEP).
Industry: Oil & Gas
Red zone: $18.48 – $16.77
Yellow zone: $16.77 – $13.33
Green zone: $13.33- $7.62
5-year high: $83.28
We can aim for a discount at levels 77% and more.
Nordstrom, Inc. is a fashion specialty retailer in the United States. The Company offers private labeled apparel, shoes, cosmetics and accessories for women, men, young adults and children. The Company serves customers through retail segment, which includes Full-Price and Off-Price businesses. The Company’s operations consist of its Nordstrom U.S. and Canada full-line stores, the United States and Canada Nordstrom Rack stores, Jeffrey boutiques, Last Chance clearance stores, Trunk Club clubhouses and Nordstrom Local. Additionally, the Company’s customers are also served online through Nordstrom.com, Nordstromrack.com, HauteLook and TrunkClub.com.
Industry: Department Stores
Red zone: $12.27 – $9.82
Yellow zone: $9.82 – $8.19
Green zone: $8.19 – $6.61
5-year high: $83.16
We can aim for a discount at levels 85% and more.
Tapestry, Inc., formerly Coach, Inc., is a design house of luxury accessories and lifestyle collections. The Company’s product offering uses a range of leathers, fabrics and materials. The Company’s brands
include Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman. Its segments include North America, International and Stuart Weitzman.
Industry: Luxury Goods
Red zone: $9.74 – $7.53
Yellow zone: $7.53 – $4.30
Green zone: $4.30 – $3.02
5-year high: $55.50
We can aim for a discount at levels 82% and more.
What do zones mean?
I have the price alerts set up. Every time price reaches a level, I get a notification (phone & e-mail). Depending on the budget left to invest, I decide where my cash goes to. For example, if I still have a lot of money to invest (monthly budget), I can be willing to buy stocks at higher price levels (sometimes even above red zone). If I run out of money for the month, I am waiting for price to go lower, as I have not enough funds to buy more stocks at the same time.
To sum up, the more money I have, the higher price can be to purchase a stock as I still can buy more companies.
Generally, if any stock reaches the bootom of the green zone, I expand my budged to make an instant purchase.
