I do like the chart and info thx vvx565.I tend to use Simple...

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15/03/19

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Originally posted by VVX565: ↑

Hi Stu, you may or may not be interested but I thought I'd share my FA chart with you for GPT

good luck with this trade/hold

See below the chart for an explanation of the Fundamental data in either the “grey panel” on the right-hand side of my chart or running across the “header” if I’ve posted a list of stocks

1 yr daily chart below......the 5 yr daily (not shown) looks really good
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FA explanation
Starting from the top...Value is the current SP value my system puts on the company after evaluating all the financial data…..EY (earnings yield) and DY (dividend yield) I like to see DY at about half or even less that of EY as the higher EY tells me the company can keep paying outits dividend from its actual earnings rather than from other not so shareholder friendly ways…. DS (dividend safety) needs to be 50 or higher….. DG (forecasted/ annualised % dividend growth) I like DG at least 7 or higher, this tells me that the dividend is very likely to be maintained and is very likely to grow over time….. RV/ RS/ RT and CI all ideally need to be at 1.00 or higher...but RSand RV being more important fundamentally...for strong fundamentals RS absolutely needs to be above 1.00....RT is an entry/ exit signal, when RT isabove 1.00that’s good and when below 1.00 not so good... GRT (forecasted/ annualised % growth) I like at about 8 and above….. GPE (growth to PE) or PEG in Australia...a number greater than 1.00generally means the company is considered undervalued…EPS (earnings per share) this is a leading 12-month earnings per share forecast and the higher it is the better….PE (price to earnings ratio) shows the number of dollars required by the company to buy $1 of earnings, so a lower PEisbetter and certainly a PE that is steady/consistent in nature or trending downwards is best…....hope this helps
This is not a buy or sell recommendation

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I do like the chart and info thx vvx565.

I tend to use Simple moving averages as a small indicator instead of exponential.
There seems to be a tendency to EMAs. Is there a benefit?

In a cursory search on EMAs, i have been told that EMAs are quicker indicators. I find the calculation a little convoluted.

SMAs have been a fair indicator, along with a few others for me in the past.
Do u place a lot of weight upon the EMA as a signal?

Cheers
Stu

XLD Value at posting: 1,146.7
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