LGL / The LGL Group, Inc. - स्टॉक स्क्रीन"
यह सूची फ़िंटेल द्वारा निर्मित सभी स्टॉक स्क्रीन दिखाती है जिनमें वर्तमान में यह प्रतिभूति शामिल है।
- NNWC (Benjamin Graham's Net Net) Screen
- This is Benjamin Graham's Net Net Working Capital Screen
- MicroCap With Revenue
- This stock screen finds microcap companies with positive annual revenue.
- Negative Enterprise Value Companies
- Companies with negative enterprise value generally get this way because they have a lot of cash. (Cash is subtracted when calculating EV). There is some evidence that negative enterprise value companies outperform the market, so companies matching this screen might be undervalued.
- Piotroski F-Score Screen
- The fundamental task in investing is finding mispricings in price v. quality. There are a lot of cheap companies in the market, but most of them are cheap for very good reasons. The trick is finding companies that are cheap but actually healthy. In 2000, Joseph Piotroski wrote a paper in which he described a mathematical model that turned data from financial reports into a simple 9-point score that described a company’s health. He showed that this score, combined with a valuation metric (he used Book-To-Market), could be used successfully to produce excess returns in an investing strategy. This stock screener finds all companies with a score greater than six (which we call “healthy enough”). In his work, he suggested taking a list like this and buying the cheapest of that list. Note that many people believe, incorrectly, that buying companies with the best score is the proper approach, but they end up overpaying for quality. Remember, the goal is to find mispricings in price and quality, not overpay for high quality.
- The Enterprise Multiple (Nano Cap)
- The Enterprise Multiple is a metric used in valuation, equal to Enterprise Value divided by Operating Income. As it accounts for debt, the Enterprise Multiple analyzes a firm from the perspective of a would-be acquirer.
- The Enterprise Multiple (< 5, All Stocks)
- The Enterprise Multiple is a metric used in valuation, equal to Enterprise Value divided by Operating Income. As it accounts for debt, the Enterprise Multiple analyzes a firm from the perspective of a would-be acquirer.
- The Acquirer's Multiple
- The acquirer's multiple takes into account a company's debt and cash levels in addition to its stock price and relates that value to the firm's cash profitability.
- Microcap Value Dump
- Microcap Value Dump
