To identify companies with a low price-to-sales ratio, we will calculate the ratio of Market Capitalization to Total Revenue. Companies with a low ratio are undervalued relative to their peers and may represent attractive investment opportunities.
This short-selling short-term strategy identifies assets with current prices that are significantly lower than the asset's 200-day, 50-day and 21-day moving averages. Also, the strategy seeks out assets with an exponential slow moving average that's significantly lower than the current price. Ultimately, the strategy generates notable support and resistance levels which traders can use for market entry and exit.
Capital Expenditure Efficiency Strategy - To identify companies with efficient capital expenditure, we will look for companies that generate high levels of Operating Cash Flow relative to their Capital Expenditure. Companies with a high ratio of Operating Cash Flow to Capital Expenditure are likely to have efficient operations and strong profitability.
To identify companies with a low price-to-sales ratio, we will calculate the ratio of Market Capitalization to Total Revenue. Companies with a low ratio are undervalued relative to their peers and may represent attractive investment opportunities.
This short-selling short-term strategy identifies assets with current prices that are significantly lower than the asset's 200-day, 50-day and 21-day moving averages. Also, the strategy seeks out assets with an exponential slow moving average that's significantly lower than the current price. Ultimately, the strategy generates notable support and resistance levels which traders can use for market entry and exit.
Capital Expenditure Efficiency Strategy - To identify companies with efficient capital expenditure, we will look for companies that generate high levels of Operating Cash Flow relative to their Capital Expenditure. Companies with a high ratio of Operating Cash Flow to Capital Expenditure are likely to have efficient operations and strong profitability.