Five years ago, I published an article on twelve quality stocks evaluated with Net-Net metrics. We were in a long-running bull market then, and we have since encountered a pandemic that crashed stock
Quality GARP: 5 Stocks Screened For Value
Summary
- This article describes simple metrics to asses the quality of companies.
- Then it shows how Net-Net metrics can begin to identify value.
- Five companies passing the simple screen for quality will then be presented.
The companies I usually invest in are growing companies with exceptionally strong balance sheets showing little or no debt. They also pay dividends. Such companies are often small caps, but I have invested in all sizes of companies. These companies almost always come at a premium, but I like to buy them at a reasonable price. I invest in both domestic and international stocks across a variety of sectors.
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