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Best Companies to Own: Methodology
The companies on this list are covered by Morningstar Research Servicesโ equity analysts and have shares available to US investors. This means that Morningstar equity analysts have calculated fair value estimates for the shares of the companies that trade on US exchanges. As a result, most of the companies on this list are based in the US.
Within that coverage list, the best companies meet the following criteria:
What Gives a Company an Economic Moat?
Companies with moats have one or more of the following characteristics:
To maintain analystsโ independence, Morningstar Research Services does not publicly rate its parent company Morningstar Inc. Therefore, Morningstar, Inc. is not on the list of the best companies available to US investors.
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/best-companies-own-2026-edition
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) Q4 FY2024 #EarningsReport Summary (in CAD) | $RY (+0,06%)
In Q4 FY2024, RBC achieved strong growth, driven by diversified revenue streams and the integration of HSBC Canada. Net income grew by 7% YoY, reflecting solid performance across all major segments, partially offset by increased provisions for credit losses (PCL).
๐ Income Statement Highlights (vs. Q4 FY2023):
โซ๏ธNet Income: $4.22B CAD (+7%)
โซ๏ธTotal Revenue: $15.07B CAD (+18.85%)
โซ๏ธAdjusted Net Income: $4.44B CAD (+18%)
โซ๏ธDiluted EPS: $2.91 CAD (+5%); Adjusted EPS: $3.07 CAD (+16%)
โซ๏ธPre-Provision, Pre-Tax Earnings: $6.06B CAD (+31%)
โซ๏ธPCL on Loans Ratio: 0.35% (flat YoY)
Segment Highlights:
โซ๏ธPersonal Banking: Net income of $1.58B CAD (+16%), supported by HSBC Canada integration and deposit volume growth.
โซ๏ธCommercial Banking: Net income of $774M CAD (+16%), with strong loan growth but offset by higher PCL.
โซ๏ธWealth Management: Revenue of $5.19B CAD (+20%), net income of $969M CAD (up 256%).
โซ๏ธInsurance: Net income of $162M CAD (+67%), reflecting higher service results and reduced expenses.
โซ๏ธCapital Markets: Relatively flat performance YoY at $985M CAD net income, with improved revenue offset by legal provisions.
๐ผ Balance Sheet Highlights (as of Oct 31, 2024, in CAD):
โซ๏ธTotal Assets: $2.17T CAD (+8.23% YoY)
โซ๏ธLoans, Net: $981.38B CAD (+15.08%)
โซ๏ธDeposits: $1.41T CAD (+14.45%)
โซ๏ธCET1 Ratio: 13.2% (-1.3%)
โซ๏ธReturn on Equity (ROE): 14.3%; Adjusted ROE: 15.1%
โซ๏ธAssets Under Management (AUM): $1.34T CAD (+26.74%)
๐ฎ Future Outlook:
RBC enters 2025 positioned for sustainable growth. Focus will remain on operational efficiency, risk management, and leveraging the HSBC Canada acquisition. The bank targets continued improvements in digital services and expansion in key international markets.
Disney ($DIS (-0,07%) ) and Comcast ($CMCSA (+0,19%) ) are in final negotiations on the valuation of Hulualthough the two companies have very different estimates. Disney values Hulu at 27.5 billion US dollarswhile Comcast increased the value to over 40 billion US dollars estimates.
Both companies have their valuations RBC Capital ($RY (+0,06%) ). However, differences in the valuation process have caused the talks to stall, raising the possibility of a legal proceedings increased.
Hulu has 50 million subscribers and is central to Disney's direct-to-consumer strategy and was recently integrated into the Disney+ app. Disney aims to achieve profitability in the streaming segment by the end of the streaming segment while Comcast its focus on its own streaming service Peacock service.
Negotiations continue as both sides await RBC Capital's independent valuation to resolve the ownership dispute to settle the ownership dispute.
The coming week summarized:
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As an employee in a large bank, I follow news about leading banks on a daily basis. Yesterday I read an article about the preliminary findings of the investigation by the UK competition authority CMA. According to the investigation, Deutsche Bank and 4 other major banks (Citigroup, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Canada) colluded in the bond market. Between 2009 and 2013, the banks shared sensitive information on UK government bonds in online Bloomberg chat rooms. Details of prices and trading strategies were shared, ultimately harming the British government and taxpayers.
The $DBK (+0,37%) escaped a leniency penalty because it informed the CMA of the misconduct. $C (+0,12%) also applied for leniency, and both banks admitted their involvement. The penalty for Citigroup is reduced. $HSBA (-0,5%), $MS (-0,27%) and $RY (+0,06%) have not admitted any misconduct, and the amount of the potential penalties has not yet been determined.
The CMA's findings are preliminary and investigations are ongoing. Have you heard about the investigations?
Here is the article: https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/keine-strafe-deutsche-bank-aktie-klar-im-minus-deutsche-bank-ist-kronzeugin-bei-absprachen-im-britischen-bondmarkt-12490475

Cost price not entered, already sold as at $RY (+0,06%) sold with 65% plus 2 quarterly dividends (performance over 5 months)
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๐ค๐๐ฎ๐ฟ๐๐ฎ๐น๐๐๐ฎ๐ต๐น๐ฒ๐ป ๐
Today, Microsoft Corporation ($MSFT (-0,36%)), Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ (-0,24%)) and Texas Instruments Incorporated ($TXN (-0,36%)) present their quarterly figures.
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As of today, Royal Bank of Canada ($RY (+0,06%)) and VSE Corp. ($VSEC (-0,29%)) are trading ex-dividend.
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Unilever ($ULVR (+0,15%)) - After Unilever had been releasing a lot of news last week that shareholders did not like, things are now looking different. After the activist investor Trian Partners joined Unilever, it has already been announced that massive job cuts will be made in management in order to speed up decision-making within the group. The share price bucked the trend and rose by more than 6% yesterday.
GameStop ($GME (+0,19%)) - At this time a year ago in January 2021, the Gamestop hype was really starting to take off. From January 8, 2021 to January 28, in less than three weeks, the share price rose by 2700 percent to 483 dollars. According to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, 900,000 people were trading Gamestop shares at the end of January. Today, the share price is significantly lower at โฌ87.
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The dip on the crypto market is getting bigger. We are now around 50% away from the highs on the crypto market, meaning that more than USD 1 trillion in market capitalization has been lost. Bitcoin is now more than 50% away from its high.
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๐ก๐ฒ๐๐ฒ ๐ง๐๐ถ๐๐๐ฒ๐ฟ ๐ฆ๐ฝ๐ถ๐๐๐ฒ / ๐๐ถ๐ฝ๐ต๐ ๐บ๐๐๐ ๐๐ฒ๐ด / ๐ฉ๐ถ๐ฟ๐๐ ๐๐ผ๐ถ๐ป
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As of today, among others, Goldman Sachs ($GS (-0,1%)), The Home Depot ($HD (+0,08%)), Nvidia ($NVDA (+0,22%)) and Qualcomm ($QCOM (+0,04%)) are trading ex-dividend.
๐ค๐๐ฎ๐ฟ๐๐ฎ๐น๐๐๐ฎ๐ต๐น๐ฒ๐ป ๐
Today, among others, CrowdStrike ($CRWD (-0,22%)), Okta Inc. ($OKTA (+0,02%)), Royal Bank of Canada ($RY (+0,06%)), Snowflake Inc. ($SNOW (-0,2%)), Synopsys ($SNPS (+0,02%)) and Veeva Systems ($VEEV (+0,22%) )presented their figures.
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Twitter ($TWTR) - Jack Dorsey is stepping down from his role as CEO. He is succeeded by former chief technology officer Agrawal. The Stanford graduate enjoys a good reputation within Twitter, but his promotion to CEO comes as a surprise to the staff, who would have preferred an established manager from the tech world. Agrawal has big tasks ahead of him, as Twitter is exposed to strong competitive pressure, but ex-CEO Jack Dorsey trusts him blindly.
Meta ($FB (-0,37%)) - The U.K.'s competition watchdog CMA classifies Meta's acquisition of Giphy as anti-competitive and calls for a resale. It says the deal creates significant market power that would make it harder for other platforms to access GIF files.
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Omicron ($OMIC (+0,02%)) - When you hear this word, the first thing that comes to mind is the new Covid-19 variant, but in this case, we are talking about cryptocurrencies.
Omicron token, which was very unknown a few days ago, gained 1100% in value thanks to the Covid-19 viral mutation of the same name.
On November 27, the token was trading at $64 and jumped up to $711 by November 29.
However, within a few hours, the token lost 75% again.
Today, the Omicron Coin is trading at around $500.
Bitcoin ($BTC (+0,08%)) - not a safe haven after all?- While many investors call Bitcoin a safe haven when other assets like stocks & precious metals crash, reality shows otherwise.
Last Friday, Bitcoin fell 6% after it came out that there is a new viral mutation. The S&P 500 (US78378X1072) lost only - 2.44%.
Bitcoin also lost 26% during the first Coronacrash in March 2020.
Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA has this to say:
"This has dealt a fatal blow to its reputation as a safe haven".
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