Value Line, Inc.

Report azionario NasdaqCM:VALU

Capitalizzazione di mercato: US$309.8m

Value Line Dividendi e riacquisti

Criteri Dividendo verificati 5/6

Value Line è una società che paga dividendi con un rendimento attuale pari a 3.87%, ben coperto dagli utili.

Informazioni chiave

3.9%

Rendimento del dividendo

0.3%

Rendimento del riacquisto

Rendimento totale per gli azionisti4.2%
Rendimento futuro dei dividendin/a
Crescita dei dividendi7.1%
Prossima data di pagamento dei dividendin/a
Data di stacco del dividendon/a
Dividendo per azionen/a
Rapporto di remunerazione56%

Aggiornamenti recenti su dividendi e riacquisti

Recent updates

Seeking Alpha • Apr 02

Value Line: Q3 Results Raise Increasing Concerns

Summary Value Line faces revenue declines across its core business segments, pushing top line figures to new lows. Recent earnings growth was driven by investment income rather than improvements in the operating business. The firm is struggling to innovate with products or to successfully move customers to digital distribution channels. I maintain a hold rating on Value Line as shares aren't cheap enough to fully account for the firm's challenging operational outlook. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Articolo di analisi • Feb 11

Value Line, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:VALU) 30% Dip In Price Shows Sentiment Is Matching Earnings

Value Line, Inc. ( NASDAQ:VALU ) shareholders that were waiting for something to happen have been dealt a blow with a...
Seeking Alpha • Dec 09

Value Line Is Too Expensive

Summary Value Line, Inc. has a stable business model with high margins and return on invested capital, but it faces declining revenue and growth challenges. The company’s valuation multiples are high, trading at 25 times earnings and 28.5 times free cash flow, which may not be justified. Growth has been driven by margin improvements, but future growth will require new strategies, such as increasing prices or share buybacks. VALU stock is a "Hold" due to high valuation, concentration risk with one major customer, and limited growth prospects. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Articolo di analisi • Apr 25

Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) Has Announced That It Will Be Increasing Its Dividend To $0.30

Value Line, Inc. ( NASDAQ:VALU ) will increase its dividend on the 10th of May to $0.30, which is 7.1% higher than last...
Seeking Alpha • Jan 18

Value Line: Treasuries Are (Still) Much More Compelling

Summary Value Line Inc. shares have returned negative 11% over the past four months, making it less compelling than the S&P 500. The company's financial results are lackluster, with revenue and net income down compared to the previous year. The stock is trading at a premium and the dividend would need to grow at a CAGR of 10.4% to match the cash flows from a 10 Year Treasury Note. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Aug 29

Taking Profits On Value Line

Summary The company's asset management arm saw a large reduction in managed net assets from last year to this. This doesn't bode well for the future in my view. The shares are trading at an all time high, and the dividend yield is near a 5-year low. Paying more, getting less isn't a great plan in my view. Shares may continue to climb from current levels. In my experience, when an asset price goes parabolic, it's probably a good idea to leave the party. It’s been about 52 months since I first bought Value Line Inc. (VALU). Four months later, I took a 32% profit after I spotted some risks, and wrote an article to that effect with the very unoriginal title "Value Line: Growing Risks." I bought back in once again in mid-May of last year when the shares were trading at a PE of ~13, though I didn’t publish this fact on this forum. Since then, the shares have gone parabolic, so it’s time to review the name once again. I want to determine whether or not it makes sense to buy more, hold, or sell the position. I’ll make this determination by looking at the latest financial results and by looking at the valuation. Welcome to the “thesis statement” portion of the article. It’s here where I regale you with the gist of my thinking about a given company in case you couldn’t infer my thoughts from the title and the bullet points above. I offer these “thesis statement” paragraphs in each of my articles because I understand that not everyone wants to expose themselves to the full “Doyle experience.” The thesis statement allows you to enter the article, get the highlights, and get out before you suffer the effects of my bad jokes or naked bragging. I think the weight of averages is that Value Line’s revenue and net income will begin to slow over the next year, and I would only be willing to buy more if the shares were trading at a reasonably cheap valuation. The problem is that not only are the shares not cheap, they are trading at all time high valuations. This is a dangerous combination in my view, and for that reason I’ll be selling. If you own shares, I would recommend you follow suit. If you were considering buying, I would recommend you hold off until the price falls to match value. Given that the dividend yield is currently less than a third of the 10-year Treasury Note, I think there are far better alternatives out there at the moment. Financial Snapshot I’d characterise the financial results over the past few years in some ways as “steady Eddy.” For instance, revenue in FY 2022 is about 0.5% higher than it was in FY 2020. At the same time, though, net income is up by about 59%, primarily driven by a $2.3 million gain on "forgiveness of SBA loan" and the 83% uptick in profit interest in the EAM Trust, the company's asset management arm. Writing of EAM, I'm of the view that this is the engine of growth here. For instance, way back in 2014, about 20.6% of revenue came from EAM, and by FY 2022, that figure had spiked to 39%. Given this, and given the fact that total EAM managed net assets dropped 32.4% from FY 2021 to FY 2022 (from $4.964 billion in 2021 to $3.357 billion in 2022) is troubling in my view. On the bright side, both the capital structure, and the dividend are quite secure in my view. In particular, cash on hand represents about 60.5% of total liabilities. Additionally, dividends in FY 2022 represented only about 34% of cash from operations, and 35% of net income. So my expectation is that revenue and net income, especially from the EAM business, will likely drop from current levels. That said, I’d be comfortable adding to my position here assuming the price is right. Value Line Financials (Value Line investor relations) The Stock Since last I checked it seems that I've just experienced yet another bump in followers, which is simultaneously flattering and confusing. Anyway, welcome. You knew people haven't been exposed to my thoughts about the difference between a company and a stock, so welcome to the party. I am of the view that the business and the stock are very different things, and as such, we need to consider each of them separately when making a buy or sell decision. I'm of the view that a reasonably strong company can be a terrible investment at the wrong price, while a struggling company can be a decent investment if you pick it up at a sufficient discount to intrinsic value. Another way to conceive of this idea is that business is an organization that buys a number of inputs, like the time of stock analysts, performs value-adding activities to those, and sells the results at a profit. The stock, on the other hand, is a traded instrument that reflects the crowd's aggregate expectations about the long-term prospects for a given company. If you've invested in stocks previously, you may have noticed that the crowd can be capricious and has a tendency to drive prices up and down relatively frequently as it changes its mind about a given company’s distant future. Additionally, a company's stock can be buffeted by our collective view about "stocks" as an asset class, and Value Line may be particularly affected by this, as it may be seen as a proxy for the overall market. This disconnect between “company” and “stock” can be frustrating in some ways, but it also represents opportunity for us. In my experience, the only way to profitably trade stocks is by spotting a disconnect between current market expectations about the future performance for a given company, and subsequent results. It's typically the case that the lower the price paid for a given stock, the greater the investor's future returns. In order to buy at these cheap prices, you need to buy when the crowd is feeling particularly down in the dumps about a given name. In my world, "down in the dumps" means "cheap." You may remember from the discussion about the company that I expect revenue and profits from the EAM business to drop. Those who read my stuff regularly know that I measure the cheapness of a stock in a few ways, ranging from the simple to the more complicated. On the simple side, I track multiples of price to some measure of economic value, like earnings, free cash flow, book value, and the like. Ideally, I want to see a company trading at a discount to both the overall market and its own history. To put the current valuation in context, I became excited about an investment in Value Line when the shares were trading at ~12.5 in April of 2018. I sold when the shares hit a PE of 16.5 about four months later. I bought back in mid May of last year when the PE was hovering around 13. It’s a much, much different world per the following. VALU data by YCharts To drive home the fact that current valuations are unprecedented, please feast your eyes on this chart that goes way back to the mid 1980s. These shares have never been more expensive. VALU data by YCharts While investors are paying more for $1 of earnings than they ever have, they are receiving multi year low dividend yields per the following: VALU data by YCharts
Seeking Alpha • Jul 22

Value Line declares $0.25 dividend

Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) declares $0.25/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous. Forward yield 1.34% Payable Aug. 11; for shareholders of record Aug. 1; ex-div July 29. See VALU Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth.
Articolo di analisi • Jul 21

With EPS Growth And More, Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) Makes An Interesting Case

The excitement of investing in a company that can reverse its fortunes is a big draw for some speculators, so even...
Seeking Alpha • Apr 29

Value Line's Asset Management Firm Is What's Making The Stock Run

In my view, the most valuable business model owned by Value Line is its investment interests in Value Line Funds. The company reported as much as $4 billion in assets under management. Value Line receives a portion of the revenue generated by EAM, the company’s asset management arm. I also expect that Value Line will successfully hire and train software developers. As a result, management may successfully offer a richer database with artificial intelligence tools.
Articolo di analisi • Apr 28

Value Line's (NASDAQ:VALU) Shareholders Will Receive A Bigger Dividend Than Last Year

The board of Value Line, Inc. ( NASDAQ:VALU ) has announced that it will be increasing its dividend by 14% on the 11th...
Articolo di analisi • Apr 22

Is Now The Time To Put Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) On Your Watchlist?

For beginners, it can seem like a good idea (and an exciting prospect) to buy a company that tells a good story to...
Articolo di analisi • Jan 20

Here's Why I Think Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) Is An Interesting Stock

Some have more dollars than sense, they say, so even companies that have no revenue, no profit, and a record of falling...
Articolo di analisi • Oct 28

Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) Will Pay A Larger Dividend Than Last Year At US$0.22

The board of Value Line, Inc. ( NASDAQ:VALU ) has announced that it will be increasing its dividend on the 10th of...
Articolo di analisi • Oct 02

This Is The Reason Why We Think Value Line, Inc.'s (NASDAQ:VALU) CEO Deserves A Bump Up To Their Compensation

The solid performance at Value Line, Inc. ( NASDAQ:VALU ) has been impressive and shareholders will probably be pleased...
Articolo di analisi • Jul 22

Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) Is Paying Out A Larger Dividend Than Last Year

Value Line, Inc. ( NASDAQ:VALU ) will increase its dividend on the 11th of August to US$0.22. This will take the...
Articolo di analisi • May 24

Is Now The Time To Put Value Line (NASDAQ:VALU) On Your Watchlist?

Some have more dollars than sense, they say, so even companies that have no revenue, no profit, and a record of falling...

Stabilità e crescita dei pagamenti

Recupero dei dati sui dividendi

Dividendo stabile: I dividendi per azione di VALU sono rimasti stabili negli ultimi 10 anni.

Dividendo in crescita: I pagamenti dei dividendi di VALU sono aumentati negli ultimi 10 anni.

Rendimento dei dividendi rispetto al mercato

Value Line Rendimento dei dividendi rispetto al mercato
Come si colloca il rendimento da dividendo di VALU rispetto al mercato?
SegmentoRendimento dei dividendi
Azienda (VALU)3.9%
Fondo del 25% del mercato (US)1.4%
Top 25% del mercato (US)4.3%
Media del settore (Capital Markets)2.1%
Analista previsionale (VALU) (fino a 3 anni)n/a

Dividendo notevole: Il dividendo di VALU ( 3.87% ) è più alto rispetto al 25% inferiore dei pagatori di dividendi nel mercato US ( 1.42% ).

Dividendo elevato: Il dividendo di VALU ( 3.87% ) è basso rispetto al 25% dei maggiori pagatori di dividendi nel mercato US ( 4.27%.

Distribuzione degli utili agli azionisti

Copertura degli utili: Grazie al suo ragionevole payout ratio ( 55.6% ), i pagamenti dei dividendi di VALU sono coperti dagli utili.

Pagamenti in contanti agli azionisti

Copertura del flusso di cassa: Grazie al suo ragionevole cash payout ratio ( 63.2% ), i pagamenti dei dividendi di VALU sono coperti dai flussi di cassa.

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Analisi aziendale e situazione dei dati finanziari

DatiUltimo aggiornamento (ora UTC)
Analisi dell'azienda2026/05/20 07:38
Prezzo dell'azione a fine giornata2026/05/20 00:00
Utili2026/01/31
Utili annuali2025/04/30

Fonti dei dati

I dati utilizzati nella nostra analisi aziendale provengono da S&P Global Market Intelligence LLC. I seguenti dati sono utilizzati nel nostro modello di analisi per generare questo report. I dati sono normalizzati, il che può comportare un ritardo nella disponibilità della fonte.

PacchettoDatiTempisticaEsempio Fonte USA *
Dati finanziari della società10 anni
  • Conto economico
  • Rendiconto finanziario
  • Bilancio
Stime di consenso degli analisti+3 anni
  • Previsioni finanziarie
  • Obiettivi di prezzo degli analisti
Prezzi di mercato30 anni
  • Prezzi delle azioni
  • Dividendi, scissioni e azioni
Proprietà10 anni
  • Top azionisti
  • Insider trading
Gestione10 anni
  • Team di leadership
  • Consiglio di amministrazione
Sviluppi principali10 anni
  • Annunci aziendali

* Esempio per i titoli statunitensi, per i titoli non statunitensi si utilizzano forme e fonti normative equivalenti.

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Fonti analitiche

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