Datasets:
|
Download content-documents/house-oversight-nov/1f/HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251.md from robbd/epstein-index: direct link, hf CLI and curl.
- Browser
- Download file 9.78 kB
-
https://huggingface.co/datasets/robbd/epstein-index/resolve/main/content-documents/house-oversight-nov/1f/HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251.md
- Command line
-
hf download hf://datasets/robbd/epstein-index/content-documents/house-oversight-nov/1f/HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251.md
-
curl -L -o HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251.md https://huggingface.co/datasets/robbd/epstein-index/resolve/main/content-documents/house-oversight-nov/1f/HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251.md
9.78 kB
| title: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251)" | |
| source: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12)" | |
| sourceUrl: "https://oversight.house.gov" | |
| date: "2026-01-01" | |
| category: "House Oversight" | |
| eftaNumber: "HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_024251" | |
| ocrPages: 1 | |
| ocrChars: 1549 | |
| ocrElapsed: 0.0 | |
| parseTier: "external-fixhub" | |
| engine: "Digital-native (Concordance TEXT export, not OCR)" | |
| externalSource: "house-official-containers" | |
| externalLicense: "US Government work (public domain, 17 U.S.C. sec. 105)" | |
| externalCredit: "House Oversight Committee, official estate production" | |
| externalUrl: "https://oversight.house.gov" | |
| From: Richard Kahn | |
| Sent: 7/22/2015 5:29:11 PM | |
| To: jeffrey E. [jeeyacation@gmail.com] | |
| Subject: Republicans gird for the Donald Trump debate | |
| Importance: High | |
| as you predicted.. | |
| http ://www.politico com/blo gs/media/2015/07/republicans-gird-for-the-donald-trump-deb ate- | |
| 211033.html?ml=t1 5 b# | |
| Debate Schedule | |
| August 6, 2015 | |
| 9pm ET - Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: Fox News Channel | |
| Location: Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, OH | |
| Sponsors: Fox News, facebook | |
| Moderators: Bret Baier, Megyn Kelly and Chris Wallace | |
| Rules: Top 10 candidates in an average of 5 national polls | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| Notes: Fox News has added a candidate forum at 1pm ET the same day for candidates who don't make | |
| the debate cut | |
| September 16, 2015 | |
| Reagan Library Republican Debate (Press Release) | |
| Aired On: CNN and Salem Radio | |
| Location: Reagan Library in Simi Valley, CA | |
| Sponsors: Reagan Library Foundation, CNN, Salem Media Group | |
| Moderators: Jake Tapper, Hugh Hewitt, | |
| Rules: Split field into Segment B (top 10 candidates) and Segment A (remaining candidates getting at least 1% | |
| in polls) (Details) | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| October 28, 2015 | |
| CNBC Republican Debate | |
| Aired On: CNBC | |
| Location: University of Colorado in Boulder (Press Release) | |
| Sponsors: CNBC (Press Release) | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| November, 2015* | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: Fox Business Network | |
| Location: Wisconsin | |
| Sponsors: Fox Business Network | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| December 15, 2015 | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: CNN | |
| Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | |
| HOUSE OVERSIGHT 024251 | |
| Sponsors: CNN, Salem Media Group | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| 2016 | |
| January, 2016* | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: Fox News Channel | |
| Location: Iowa | |
| Sponsors: Fox News | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| February 6, 2016 | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: ABC | |
| Location: St. Anse1m College in Manchester, New Hampshire | |
| Sponsors: ABC News, UReview.com (Press Release) | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| February 13, 2016 | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: CBS | |
| Location: South Carolina | |
| Sponsors: CBS | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| February 26, 2016 | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: NBC and Telemundo | |
| Location: Texas | |
| Sponsors: NBC/Telemundo, National Review | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| March 2016* | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: Fox News Channel | |
| Location: TBD | |
| Sponsors: Fox News | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| March 10, 2016 | |
| Republican Primary Debate | |
| Aired On: CNN | |
| Location: Florida | |
| Sponsors: CNN, Salem Media Group | |
| Candidates: To be determined | |
| *Debate sponsor has not yet named specific date | |
| Top 10 Media Stocks for 2015 | |
| By Dan Moskowitz March 19, 2015 AAA | |
| Oat' | |
| The following list is broken down into Top-Tier Media Stocks and Speculative Media Stocks. It might surprise | |
| you that some of the names on the latter list aren't on the former list, but there is a simple reason for this, which | |
| will be revealed below. | |
| HOUSE OVERSIGHT 024252 | |
| Top-Tier Media Stocks | |
| Walt Disney | |
| The Walt Disney Co. (DIS) is one of the strongest brands in the world. It also possesses multiple revenue | |
| streams and pricing power. Q1 EPS jumped 23% year over year based on record revenue. When a company | |
| delivers record revenue, that trend doesn't make a sudden U-turn. If there's going to be a turnaround for the | |
| worse, it will take time to play out, giving you time to exit your position. (For related reading, see: This | |
| Company Is No Mickey Mouse Operation.) | |
| CBS | |
| CBS Corp.'s (CBS) Q4 revenue increased 3% and diluted EPS improved 8%. CBS also announced a $1 billion | |
| share buyback in the first quarter. This will significantly reduce the share count, which should improve | |
| earnings. CBS will once again have Thursday Night Football, and it will be the home of Super Bowl 50. It's | |
| also home to regular-season NFL games, March Madness and The Masters. However, its reach goes well | |
| beyond sports. | |
| Comcast | |
| FY2014 revenue at Comcast Corp. (CMCSA) increased 6.4%. Operating cash flow and EPS improved 6.9% | |
| and 25%, respectively. Comcast also increased its dividend 11% and announced that $4.25 billion of its $10 | |
| billion share buyback program would take place in 2015. (For more, see: This Company is as Unavoidable as it | |
| is Unloved.) | |
| Twenty-First Century Fox | |
| Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc.'s (FOXA) Q2 operating income before depreciation and amortization increased | |
| 12%. Fox studios enjoyed 24 Academy Award nominations in 2015, making it the industry leader. Twenty-First | |
| Century Fox also recently created the Europe's leading pay TV business. | |
| Google Inc. (GOOGL) is known as more of a technology company than a media company, but its YouTube | |
| segment consumes approximately 15% of all broadband traffic in the United States and Canada (only Netflix, | |
| Inc. (NFLX) is higher at 35%). Google also makes this list because of its $62.63 billion in cash, which means it | |
| can enter any business it pleases. If it chooses to expand its media presence, then it would likely steal share | |
| from some of the current industry leaders. (For related reading, see: How Google's Self-Driving Car Will | |
| Change Everything.) | |
| Speculative Media Stocks | |
| Charter Communications | |
| Q4 revenue jumped 9.9% at Charter Communications, Inc. (CHTR) thanks to higher customer penetration on | |
| Internet, video, and commercial businesses. Another positive is that Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.A) recently | |
| increased its position in CHTR by adding 1.2 million shares. CHTR now represents 1.35% of the fund's | |
| portfolio. The reason CHTR is on the speculative list is a lack of profitability. | |
| Discovery Communications | |
| Differentiation is the key here thanks to Discovery Communications, Inc.'s (DISCA) success with docudramas. | |
| In FY2014, revenue increased 13%, adjusted earnings per diluted share improved 13%, free cash flow increased | |
| 2%, and $1.4 billion worth of stock was repurchased. The biggest risks here are a challenging U.S. market and | |
| currency headwinds. It should also be pointed out that there is an 11% short position on the stock. (For related | |
| reading, see: A Breakdown of Stock Buybacks.) | |
| HOUSE OVERSIGHT 024253 | |
| Viacom | |
| MTV, VH1, CMT, BET, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr, Comedy Central, TV Land, SPIKE, and more. Do these sound | |
| like brands that are likely to suffer? No. Viacom, Inc. (VIA) is a profitable company that pays a small dividend. | |
| On the other hand, a debt-to-equity ratio of 3.88 isn't comforting. | |
| Time Warner | |
| Time Warner Inc. (TWX) has 165 channels across 200 countries. This includes HBO. In FY2014, revenue | |
| increased 3%. That's not spectacular, but adjusted EPS jumped 18%, which now represents six consecutive | |
| years of adjusted EPS growth in the high teens. Time Warner also returned $6.6 billion to shareholders via | |
| dividends and buybacks throughout the year. Over the long haul, cable companies will have a difficult time | |
| competing against streaming services, but all is okay for right now. | |
| Scripps Networks Interactive | |
| Among Scripps Networks Interactive, Inc.'s (SNI) properties are Home and Garden Television, Food Network, | |
| Travel Channel, DIY Network, Cooking Channel and Great American Country. These are strong brands. Strong | |
| enough that Scripps Networks expects FY2015 revenue to increase approximately 4%. The company also | |
| expects selling, general, and administrative expenses to come in between flat and down 2%. Either way, it's a | |
| positive when revenue is outpacing SG&A expenses. Furthermore, Scripps Networks has announced that it's | |
| adding $1 billion to its share buyback program and increasing its dividend by 15%. The risk here is the stock's | |
| sensitivity to broader market corrections. (For a look back to 2009, see: Scripps Network Interactive Worth a | |
| Look.) | |
| Performance Comparisons | |
| Another reason why some stocks made the top list and others did not is performance. If a stock can't appreciate | |
| in a bull market, then how would you expect it to perform when the trend reverses? Capital preservation should | |
| be the number one priority for a savvy investor. Below are total return numbers for each company as of | |
| 3/18/2015). | |
| 1-Year 3-Year 5-Year 10-Year | |
| DIS 33.09% 36.87% 27.03% 15.19% | |
| CBS -3.95% 26.94% 23.19% 12.56% | |
| CMCSA 19.26% 27.62% 23.13% 13.40% | |
| FOXA 6.46% 26.99% 24.13% 8.83% | |
| GOOGL -6.61% 21.87% 14.84% 20.18% | |
| CHTR 50.27% 143.56% 140.36% n/a | |
| DISCA -25.98% 8.93% 13.74% n/a | |
| VIA -20.33% 11.19% 17.28% n/a | |
| TWX 37.35% 38.08% 25.34% 9.86% | |
| SNI 10.10% 15.26% 12.24% n/a | |
| The Bottom Line | |
| HOUSE OVERSIGHT 024254 | |
| The Top-Tier Media Stocks have outperformed Speculative Media Stocks over the past three years (for the most | |
| part). Therefore, you should strongly consider the first set of stocks listed above. While it's entirely possible | |
| they all underperform in 2015 if the market falters, these are elite names that are highly likely to be around for a | |
| long time. Even if the worst occurs, you will have an opportunity to add more to your position at cheaper prices. | |
| (For related reading, see: Buying Facebook Stock, A Beginner's Guide.) | |
| Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/active-trading/031915/top-10-media-stocks- | |
| 2015.asp#ixzz3gdqLDgWm | |
| Follow us: gInvestopedia on Twitter | |
| Richard Kahn | |
| HBRK Associates Inc. | |
| 575 Lexington Avenue 4th Floor | |
| New York, NY 10022 | |
| tel), | |
| fa | |
| cell | |
| HOUSE OVERSIGHT 024255 | |