a beginner investor guide to smart stock investing and market strategy
The first thing to learn for smart stock investing is financial ratios CLICK HERE GOOD!! Now that you hopefully understand them let's talk about how you should be screening for stocks in a step by step guide with some general rules note that these rules are not always applicable depending on the situation but they provide a good start to smart stock investing. 1.Never invest in a stock that has an ROE return on equity below 25 2.Never invest in a company that has a ROIC return on invested capital less than 25 3. Never invest in a company that has an ROE and an ROIC too far apart this shows debt. 4.Never invest in a company that has a current ratio less than 15.Never invest in a company who has a debt to equity ratio greater than 1.So after looking at these rules a lot of people on here are probably thinking where do I find companies that meet these categories? Well here it goes I HAVE SCREENS LISTED RIGHT HERE JUST CLICK!!! CLICK HERE Once you use the above link and use the rules you will find some GOOD general stocks. You will see a HANDY EPS chart for the past three years that totals all the quarterly earnings together for that year on . If there isn't CONSISTENT GROWTH in EPS then go onto the next stock. After a while you will find one that has growth, plus good ratios BUT that doesn't mean it is undervalued you have to try to find whether it's too cheap or if it will continue to perform based on the economy and other factors. With mortgage companies in the condition that they are in a lot of things can happen to banks and the economy right now. Make sure that you keep informed about what is currently going on in the markets like real estate commodities stocks and other markets. investing in euros
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