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Method to Score Companies On Profitability

Evaluating Company profitability can be complex. It is especially true when we are comparing different-sized companies. In this article I’ll give you a peep inside the algorithm of my Stock Engine. The article will introduce you to a refined scoring system that considers average profitability, consistency, and company size. By normalizing and weighting key factors,…

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Effect of Profitability and Growth On Company Valuations [Intrinsic Value]

Deciphering the factors that influence company valuations is crucial for investors. Two key metrics that play a pivotal role in valuations are profitability and growth rate. We’ll understand how profitability and growth collectively affect the valuations of companies. We’ll use examples to get a hold of this correlation. Effect of Profitability (Example #1) Suppose there…

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Measuring Profitability – How To Measure Profitability By Looking Into Balance Sheet and P&L Account?

To assess a company’s profitability requires a nuanced understanding of financial metrics. This article is about how to measure the profitability of companies. We will learn how to tell if a company is profitable by reading its balance sheet and profit and loss accounts. Which ratios can measure and highlight the profitability aspect of the…

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Financial Health Of A Company: How To Identify A Company With Healthy Finances?

Talking about stocks, investing only in a financially healthy company is advisable. But it is easier said than done. Why? Because analyzing the financial health of a company is not easy for a novice? It is a thing that must be learned. In this article, we will try to do just that. Generally speaking, investors…

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Cost of Capital: How Businessmen and Investors use it to evaluate investments?

The cost of capital is the cost that a company must bear for the funds it has raised to do the business. Doing business calls for arranging cashflows both for short and long terms.   There are two ways companies can raise money. The first is through equity. This is done by the distribution of ownership among…