In this article you can find 20 stocks owned by superinvestors which are trading near there 52-week low.
this is excellent article; is there any websites apart from bloomberg terminal to source these metrics particularly ROCE? thanks
stratosphere.io does
Hi CQ, good to see you, excellent info as usual thanks.
Cheers Kev
Awesome!
Thanks for the sharing. Where do you get the "Expected yearly FCF Growth (3 yr): 17.4%" on Morningstar? I tried to find it but didn't succeeded. I only got earnings and EPS 3-year growth?
These are numbers from Bloomberg. I'm afraid you can't find these data on Morningstar if you don't have a paying subscription.
Thanks for the good work!
Is the numbering ( 1 -> 20) also a ranking that is 1 is better than 20 ?
No it isn't ranked from 1 to 20. Those are just 20 good ideas / names in my opinion.
Nice one. Thx.
But what kind of CAGR are you talking about?
Price CAGR
Total Return CAGR
Revenue CAGR
Net Income CAGR
EPS CAGR
FCF CAGR
Thx and best wishes
Thank you! It's the total return CAGR (stock price appreciation + dividends).
this is excellent article; is there any websites apart from bloomberg terminal to source these metrics particularly ROCE? thanks
stratosphere.io does
Hi CQ, good to see you, excellent info as usual thanks.
Cheers Kev
Awesome!
Thanks for the sharing. Where do you get the "Expected yearly FCF Growth (3 yr): 17.4%" on Morningstar? I tried to find it but didn't succeeded. I only got earnings and EPS 3-year growth?
These are numbers from Bloomberg. I'm afraid you can't find these data on Morningstar if you don't have a paying subscription.
Thanks for the good work!
Is the numbering ( 1 -> 20) also a ranking that is 1 is better than 20 ?
No it isn't ranked from 1 to 20. Those are just 20 good ideas / names in my opinion.
Nice one. Thx.
But what kind of CAGR are you talking about?
Price CAGR
Total Return CAGR
Revenue CAGR
Net Income CAGR
EPS CAGR
FCF CAGR
Thx and best wishes
Thank you! It's the total return CAGR (stock price appreciation + dividends).