Companies Outperforming the FANG+ Index Under President Donald Trump - Seite 2

Domino's Pizza (NYSE:DPZ) stock has climbed 45%+ since the creation of the FANG+ Index. Once a laughingstock of the fast-food sector, Domino's has become the largest pizza company in the world based on global retail sales. Domino's began a stunning turnaround in 2010 by improving its recipes and focusing on technology to drive growth. Implementing ordering through text message, voice recognition, emojis or even twitter has enabled consumers the ability to order with little effort. Last quarter, the company expanded the ability for customers to use its app to order pizza delivery on-demand to public hotspots. Additionally, the company has begun testing unattended robot and drone food delivery in test markets Europe and New Zealand.

SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:SEDG) stock has soared 70%+ since the FANG's creation last September. On September 4, 2018, Mercedes CEO Dieter Zetsche announced to reporters in Stockholm that they were joining join Porsche, Audi and Jaguar in the luxury electric-car race. In July of last year SolarEdge unveiled the world's first inverter-integrated electric vehicle EV charger allowing battery charging from both the grid as well as a solar array. The electric car charger integrated with a solar inverter will be able to work with Time-of-Use (TOU) rates in order for electric vehicle owners to charge at the lowest rate possible on top of using the excess energy from their solar array. This advanced power management technique squeezes just a little more performance out of your average solar power system than a traditional string inverter.

Consumers and businesses around the world are embracing SolarEdge's advanced technology, making a big difference to the company's financial statements. Trailing sales have more than doubled over the last three years, while adjusted earnings and EBITDA profits multiplied fivefold. Free cash flows are skyrocketing even faster. Importantly, cash profits are rising more quickly than the accounting structure we know as earnings. That's a tax-effective way to produce high-quality profits.

With the harmful effects of pollution and the advent of global climate change finally reaching everyday conversations throughout society, investors are finally starting to see the traditional energy sector respond. As serious money pours into clean-energy research, the cost of renewables is plunging faster than anticipated as the efficiencies of wind turbines and solar panels increase. This, coupled with huge advances in energy storage will see the continued decline of fossil fuels.