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Ever wondered what the best valuation metric to find value stocks is? Well, this post is the answer to your prayers. I’m about to show you why the free cash flow yield is the undisputed champion for this task, the theory behind it, and finally, how to implement a free cash flow yield stock screener … Read more
Peter Lynch Background Want a sure-fire way to get rich? Double the annual return of the S&P 500 for over a decade and you won’t go far wrong. Sounds great, but impossible, surely? Nobody can consistently outperform the market by that much, right? Try telling that to Peter Lynch. Best known as a portfolio manager … Read more
Background Martin Zweig was a highly respected investor in the 1970’s-90’s, with one of the most widely followed stock recommendation newsletters at the time: The Zweig Forecast. From 1980-95 this newsletter returned an average of 15.9% a year, during which time it was ranked number one on risk-adjusted returns by Hulbert Financial Digest – earning … Read more
Margins tell you how much money a company retains from its sales after deducting costs. They are therefore a measure of profitability and expressed as a percentage of sales.
Quality investing involves buying companies with exceptional characteristics. This article will tell you what these characteristics are and how to screen for them.
Return on capital metrics are profitability ratios that tell you how efficiently a company turns its capital into profits. Learn about the most important return on capital metrics and how to apply them in you quality stock screens.
Valuation ratios present a shorthand expression of a company’s current ‘value’ relative to some financial metric. This article covers the most important valuation ratios and how to apply them in your value screens.
A stock screener helps investors filter through list of stocks to find those with their preferred characteristics. This article teaches you how to use a stock screener.