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Mengisahkan mengenai seorang gadis berusia 25 tahun, Aom yang sering kali diganggu perkara-perkara yang mistik dan aneh. Oleh kerana tidak tahan diganggu, Aom mengambil keputusan untuk pulang ke kampung kerana percaya kejadian tersebut mempunyai kaitan dengan neneknya. Kepulangan Aom tidaklah keseorangan kerana dia turut ditemani teman lelaki serta dua orang rakannya. 7 High-Margin Stocks Poised to Beat the Market By Matthew Johnston | July 12, 2018 — 1:30 PM EDT SHARE ADD TO WATCHLIST ADBE Adobe Systems Inc 254.87 +2.72% AMGN Amgen Inc 194.08 +0.48% CDNS Cadence Design Systems Inc 45.57 +2.17% View Watchlist As the economy reaches the later stages of its cycle and profit growth slows, investors should take a look at Goldman Sachs’ basket of more than 30 Russell 1000 stocks with high gross profit margins that have proven stable over time. Seven of those stocks, which have been recent outperformers, include Verisign Inc. (VRSN VRSN Verisign Inc 147.18 +1.71% ), Amgen Inc. (AMGN AMGN Amgen Inc 194.08 +0.48% ), Cadence Design Systems Inc. (CDNS CDNS Cadence Design Systems Inc 45.57 +2.17% ), Adobe Systems Inc. (ADBE ADBE Adobe Systems Inc 254.87 +2.72% ), IDEXX Laboratories Inc. (IDXX IDXX IDEXX Laboratories Inc 237.46 +1.41% ), Liberty Media Corp. (LSXMA LSXMA Liberty Media Corp 47.24 +0.88% ) and O’Reilly Automotive Inc. (ORLY ORLY O'Reilly Automotive Inc 284.91 +0.55% ). “Investors should focus on stocks with high and stable gross margins,” wrote the bank’s analysts. This is the second of two stories that Investopedia has devoted to this topic. Stock/Index Total Return YTD (as of July 11) IDEXX 49.7% Adobe 41.6% Verisign 26.5% Liberty Media 18.1% O'Reilly Automotive 17.8% Amgen 12.7% Cadence Design 6.7% S&P 500 5.5% Input costs in the form of commodity prices, short- and long-term interest rates, and U.S. wage growth are on the rise, and that means net profit margins are getting pinched. Oil, a key commodity input, is now up above $75 per barrel versus around $45 just two years ago. The Fed funds target interest rate is currently around 1.9% versus near 0% at the end of 2016, and 10-year Treasury yields are up nearly 0.8% from their level in mid- to late-2017, pushing up both short- and long-term borrowing costs. Core PCE inflation, now running close to the Fed’s 2.0% target, and relatively low initial jobless claims indicate an improved U.S. labor market putting upward pressure on wages. Considering these cost pressures and the tailwind boost from lower corporate tax rates expected to fade in the latter half of the year, Goldman’s analysts argues that stocks with high and stable gross margins tend to outperform in such environments. “We expect the trade will continue to outperform as the margin tailwind from tax reform passes,” wrote the analysts. Fast Growth at Adobe and Amgen As the go-to company for the software solutions that it provides, Adobe is expected to exhibit above average growth. Consensus forecasts put the company’s sales growth for the year at a strong 22.40% and earnings growth at an impressive 56.10%, with annual expected earnings growth of 23.83% over the next five years. (To read more, see: Adobe’s Stock Seen Rising on Robust Profit Growth.) Sales of Amgen’s heart drug Repatha finally showed signs of gaining traction following last quarter’s earnings report, and investors are now concentrating on whether the biotech company’s CGRP migraine therapy drug will be approved. On that front, the options market indicates that investors are becoming increasingly bullish on the stock. Read more: 7 High-Margin Stocks Poised to Beat the Market | Investopedia https://www.investopedia.com/news/7-highmargin-stocks-poised-beat-market/#ixzz5L7Vr2eKR Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook7 High-Margin Stocks Poised to Beat the Market By Matthew Johnston | July 12, 2018 — 1:30 PM EDT SHARE ADD TO WATCHLIST ADBE Adobe Systems Inc 254.87 +2.72% AMGN Amgen Inc 194.08 +0.48% CDNS Cadence Design Systems Inc 45.57 +2.17% View Watchlist As the economy reaches the later stages of its cycle and profit growth slows, investors should take a look at Goldman Sachs’ basket of more than 30 Russell 1000 stocks with high gross profit margins that have proven stable over time. Seven of those stocks, which have been recent outperformers, include Verisign Inc. (VRSN VRSN Verisign Inc 147.18 +1.71% ), Amgen Inc. (AMGN AMGN Amgen Inc 194.08 +0.48% ), Cadence Design Systems Inc. (CDNS CDNS Cadence Design Systems Inc 45.57 +2.17% ), Adobe Systems Inc. (ADBE ADBE Adobe Systems Inc 254.87 +2.72% ), IDEXX Laboratories Inc. (IDXX IDXX IDEXX Laboratories Inc 237.46 +1.41% ), Liberty Media Corp. (LSXMA LSXMA Liberty Media Corp 47.24 +0.88% ) and O’Reilly Automotive Inc. (ORLY ORLY O'Reilly Automotive Inc 284.91 +0.55% ). “Investors should focus on stocks with high and stable gross margins,” wrote the bank’s analysts. This is the second of two stories that Investopedia has devoted to this topic. Stock/Index Total Return YTD (as of July 11) IDEXX 49.7% Adobe 41.6% Verisign 26.5% Liberty Media 18.1% O'Reilly Automotive 17.8% Amgen 12.7% Cadence Design 6.7% S&P 500 5.5% Input costs in the form of commodity prices, short- and long-term interest rates, and U.S. wage growth are on the rise, and that means net profit margins are getting pinched. Oil, a key commodity input, is now up above $75 per barrel versus around $45 just two years ago. The Fed funds target interest rate is currently around 1.9% versus near 0% at the end of 2016, and 10-year Treasury yields are up nearly 0.8% from their level in mid- to late-2017, pushing up both short- and long-term borrowing costs. Core PCE inflation, now running close to the Fed’s 2.0% target, and relatively low initial jobless claims indicate an improved U.S. labor market putting upward pressure on wages. Considering these cost pressures and the tailwind boost from lower corporate tax rates expected to fade in the latter half of the year, Goldman’s analysts argues that stocks with high and stable gross margins tend to outperform in such environments. “We expect the trade will continue to outperform as the margin tailwind from tax reform passes,” wrote the analysts. Fast Growth at Adobe and Amgen As the go-to company for the software solutions that it provides, Adobe is expected to exhibit above average growth. Consensus forecasts put the company’s sales growth for the year at a strong 22.40% and earnings growth at an impressive 56.10%, with annual expected earnings growth of 23.83% over the next five years. (To read more, see: Adobe’s Stock Seen Rising on Robust Profit Growth.) Sales of Amgen’s heart drug Repatha finally showed signs of gaining traction following last quarter’s earnings report, and investors are now concentrating on whether the biotech company’s CGRP migraine therapy drug will be approved. On that front, the options market indicates that investors are becoming increasingly bullish on the stock. Read more: 7 High-Margin Stocks Poised to Beat the Market | Investopedia https://www.investopedia.com/news/7-highmargin-stocks-poised-beat-market/#ixzz5L7Vr2eKR Follow us: Investopedia on Facebook

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