In our complex world of stock investing, finding a strategy that balances growth with valuation can be challenging. One approach that has gained significant traction among savvy investors is GARP, which stands for Growth at a Reasonable Price. This investment strategy merges the best elements of both growth and value investing. It aims to identify…
In our lookout for growth stocks, we know that looking only at past returns will be grossly incomplete. Hence, we’ve learned to focus on profit growth in our analysis. But what if I tell you that profit growth is also not enough? It is also essential to check the degree of profitability of the company….
Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) is the growth rate that a firm’s current profit levels can sustain on its own (Self financeable growth). Suppose a company’s SGR comes out to be 8% per annum. It means the company can grow its sales, profit, share price at this rate just by reinvesting its earnings. For such a…
Here is the concept of self-financeable growth. I first read about it on Harvard Business Review (HBR). The write-up was interesting. Hence I thought to write about it, in my words, for my readers. How I landed up on HBR? Recently Indian stock market is buzzing with IPO’s. Most of the IPO’s attracted the attention of…
