Now that we're in a new year and a new decade, Americans are making their New Year's resolutions, everything to lose weight to get a new job for exercising more. Fortunately, there are many listed companies that are available to fill these needs. For example
Weight Watcher's International Inc. (WTW), founded in 1963, is one of the oldest of weight loss. The stock has a forward P / E of 10.4, and pays a yield relatively generous, at least compared to other stocks in New Year, 2.4%. The company has just declared a dividend of 17.5 cents per share, and ex-dividend on December 31, with a payment date of January 15.
Another company that has a lot of customers weight loss of the whole world is Herbalife Ltd. (HLF). The company, which also provides a nutritional supplement and personal care products, has a forward P / E of 11, with a yield of 2%.
For those who want to exercise more this year, you must first have the right clothes. Lululemon Athletica Inc. (LULU) is a Vancouver Canada based company that manufactures and markets fitness related clothing for yoga, running, dancing, and engaging in other activities. The stock has a forward P / E of 32.4, which is a bit 'on the high side compared to its competitors.
Once you have your clothes, you can enter the health club. Life Time Fitness Inc. (LTM) operates sport, athletics, and fitness centers. The stock has a forward PE of 12.7.
Once you have your health and weight under control, maybe you want to look for a new and better job. Robert Half International Inc. (RHI) is the Menlo Park, California, based provider of temporary and permanent staff from around the world. The stock has a very high P / E of 65.2, but it pays a yield of 1.8%.
Last but not least, if you are single, maybe it's time to start looking for a mate. IAC / InterActiveCorp. (IACI) has two of the largest online dating services, Match.com and Chemistry.com. The stock has a forward P / E of 28.9.
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