Core Portfolio Insights Archive


Below is an archive of our Core Portfolio Insights. These insights reflect our thought process for determining if a company meets the GPM Grade criteria: high-quality U.S. based leaders with strong competitive advantages, outstanding management teams, and a business model that we can understand and forecast with reasonable accuracy. 

HEICO (HEI.A) - September 2022

Microchip (MCHP) - June 2022

Nordson (NDSN) - May 2022

Teledyne Technologies (TDY) - April 2022

Carrier Global (CARR) - March 2022

Analog Devices (ADI) (#2) - March 2022

UnitedHealth Group (UNH) - February 2022

Edwards Lifesciences (EW) - February 2022

Core Portfolio Insights Recap (2021)

Salesforce (CRM) - December 2021

Alphabet (GOOGL) - November 2021

Microsoft (MSFT) - November 2021

Visa (V) - October 2021

Apple (AAPL) - September 2021

GPM's Stock Portfolio Strategy Overview - September 2021

HEICO (HEI.A) - August 2021

Kansas City Southern (KSU) - August 2021

CoStar Group (CSGP) - August 2021

Texas Roadhouse (TXRH) - July 2021

Nike (NKE) - June 2021

Adobe (ADBE) - June 2021

Costco (COST) - June 2021

Analog Devices (ADI) - May 2021

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