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In this strategy, we can use the Total Assets, Total Liabilities, and Stock Based Compensation figures to identify undervalued companies. Companies with high levels of Total Assets and low levels of Total Liabilities and Stock Based Compensation are more likely to be undervalued.
This strategy looks for large companies with a market capitalization of under $200 billion, with a negative earnings per share and with both short (5-day) and long-term (50-day) moving averages being significantly higher than its current price. The strategy also selects companies with a beta higher than 1.
In this strategy, we can use the Total Assets, Total Liabilities, and Stock Based Compensation figures to identify undervalued companies. Companies with high levels of Total Assets and low levels of Total Liabilities and Stock Based Compensation are more likely to be undervalued.
This strategy looks for large companies with a market capitalization of under $200 billion, with a negative earnings per share and with both short (5-day) and long-term (50-day) moving averages being significantly higher than its current price. The strategy also selects companies with a beta higher than 1.
