Let’s break down Cisco’s Earnings

And we’ll look at CVS Health, Restaurant Brands, Krispy Kreme, and Kraft Heinz
 
   
     
Dear Investor, 

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Market timing, signals, and noise got your head spinning? You’re not alone. But it doesn't have to be that way. When markets are volatile, it's important to get back to basics – the fundamentals. 

Everyone wants to avoid the worst stocks and hold the best, and our superior fundamental research helps investors do just that. By digging beyond the headlines, we identify the true profitability of companies. Only then can we understand the actual risk/reward of a stock.

Today at 1:00 pm EST, I’m hosting a special Live Earnings Watch to show this diligence in real-time. We’ll discuss the real fundamentals and valuation of Cisco (CSCO), CVS Health (CVS), Restaurant Brands International (QSR), Krispy Kreme (DNUT), and Kraft Heinz (KHC). 

Topics covered include:
A diagnosis on CVS Health – get insights into the true cash flows of the business and value of the stock.
Old tech made new again – take a deep dive into Cisco’s current risk/reward.
Breakfast, lunch, or dinner? See what our model reveals when comparing Krispy Kreme and Restaurant Brands International.
Bad company, good stock? Get the real fundamentals for Kraft Heinz and see if its stock looks cheap or expensive at current levels. 
This is your chance to see how New Constructs views earnings—not a salesman posing as an analyst.

Bring your questions - I’ll take live Q&A throughout the entire watch party. 

I’ll also be going live on February 14 to cover the latest earnings results. Register at the link above and you’ll automatically get access to this additional live watch party. 




Diligence matters,
David Trainer, Founder & CEO

P.S. This watch party is free to attend. Don’t miss your chance to get the real story behind these earnings reports. Register here now.
   
 

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