Short Term Trading Weekend Lounge: 7-9 Dec, page-30

Here's a list of stocks with strong FA numbers, interesting to note the value line next to the SP line, most have a value well above their current share prices, when and if the market resumes in a positive direction you can almost bet the better FA companies will be the first to respond and see their SP's improve

This list is not a buy recommendation, you will also need to analyse each company from a TA point of view for an entry and manage thereafter

Hope this helps in some way, see further below for an explanation on the FA data across the header....good luck............. @Dazedandconfused sorry but SGM just missed out as CI and RS were just under 1 but it is a good company.....This search below is for Co's with RV >=1.3/ RS>=1/ CI>=1.....RV representing Co's with good overall FA data


Looking at some of the definitions across the header...Value is what the Co's is currently valued at after looking at a lot of FA numbers. EY (earnings yield) and DY (dividend yield) I like to see dy about half or even less of ey as this tells me the company can keep paying out the dividend's from its actual earnings. DS (dividend safety) needs to be 50 or higher DG (annualised % dividend growth forecast) I like above 8% +. RV/ RS/ RT/ CI ideally need to be 1 or higher especially RV.... GRT (annualised % growth forecast) I like Co's at about 8% +. GPE (growth to PE) a number greater than 1 means the Co is considered undervalued. EPS (earnings per share) leading 12 months earning per share, higher the better. PE (price to earnings ratio) shows the amount of dollars required to buy $1 of earnings, so a lower pe is better....