TROY, Mich. – As Vertiv Holdings Co. (NYSE: VRT) navigates the complexities of the current market, investors are keenly assessing its valuation. Is it a bargain, or is the stock price reflective of its true worth? BetterInvesting Magazine’s Editorial Advisory and Securities Review Committee is adding another layer to the analysis, naming Vertiv its “Stock to Study” in the upcoming December 2025 issue. This designation is aimed at providing investors with a deeper informational and educational dive into the company.
The committee’s decision hinges on a comprehensive review of Vertiv’s fundamentals. Investors can expect a detailed examination of the company’s sales trends, earnings performance, pre-tax profit margins, and return on equity (ROE). This data-driven approach, facilitated by the National Association of Investors Corp., allows for a holistic understanding of Vertiv’s financial health and operational efficiency.
The full, in-depth report on Vertiv will be featured in the December 2025 edition of BetterInvesting Magazine. Investors will be particularly interested in the committee’s assessment of Vertiv’s market position and its ability to capitalize on emerging trends in its sector. Vertiv specializes in critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, a market that is experiencing significant growth fueled by the increasing demand for data centers, cloud computing, and 5G infrastructure.
In addition to Vertiv, the same issue will include a fundamental review of CVS Health Corp. (NYSE: CVS). The Editorial Advisory and Securities Review Committee believes CVS warrants further investigation, particularly from an undervalued perspective. CVS is undergoing a significant transformation, expanding its healthcare services beyond traditional pharmacy operations. The committee’s analysis will likely focus on the success of this strategic shift and its impact on the company’s long-term value.
The Editorial Advisory and Securities Review Committee comprises seasoned financial professionals including Daniel J. Boyle, CFA; Marisa Bradbury, CFA; Philip Keating, CFA; Anne Nichols, CFA; and Dan Rutter, CFA. The committee is chaired by Doron P. Levin, an editor at BetterInvesting Magazine. While their analysis is intended for educational purposes, investors should conduct their independent research and due diligence before making any investment decisions.
About BetterInvesting:
BetterInvesting™, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to investment education, has been empowering individuals to achieve financial literacy since 1951. Operating also as the National Association of Investors™ (NAIC®), the organization has equipped over 5 million people from all backgrounds with the knowledge and tools to build successful investment strategies. BetterInvesting provides impartial, in-depth investment education and robust online stock analysis resources designed to cultivate lifelong investors. Through its staff and a passionate network of volunteers across the nation, BetterInvesting disseminates its core principles and proven methodology to individuals and investment clubs alike. For more information about BetterInvesting, please visit www.betterinvesting.org.
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