Month: January 2022

Entegris – Smaller Chips Means Bigger Revenue

Entegris is a semiconductor equipment supplier that specializes in chemicals, micro contamination products, and advanced materials handling solutions. Their business model is primarily centered around foundry spending on a per-chip basis. This means demand for their products, and revenue, is heavily tied to the number of microprocessors being manufactured. Historically, the semiconductor industry has shown …

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Lockheed Martin – In an Expensive Market, the Best Offense is Defense

Lockheed Martin Corporation is one of the largest aerospace and defense companies in the world. It’s also one of the largest positions in my dividend growth portfolio. The stock is currently trading at what I would consider a fair valuation, making it an attractive choice in a market subject to volatility, speculation, and rising interest …

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Why I Started This Blog

Investing is a passion of mine. In particular, dividend growth investing. While it’s a cliché example, I often think about Warren Buffett’s investment in Coca-Cola and the dividends he collects annually. For reference, Buffett bought Coca-Cola stock several decades ago, and has a cost basis of about $3.25 per share (the stock is currently trading …

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