I focus on investment ideas about companies that pay a (healthy) dividend and have a clear potential for capital appreciation. I like to find good businesses which reward shareholders. The shares of the company should be for a temporary reason undervalued in relation to its fundamentals, peers and/or historical levels. Technically and fundamentally there needs to be high odds for capital appreciation preferably by foreseeable catalysts. These elements provide a simple filter to invest in companies that reward shareholders in two ways. I often cover HVAC related stocks. That’s the industry I was professionally involved in before turning into a full-time private investor.
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