Ingvar Rueckemann
πŸ’β€β™‚οΈ As promised, here is HOW I find and evaluate value stocks: Fundamental Analysis. 1⃣ My number 1 way to find new ideas is to start with a simple stock screener. Here I screen the markets (mostly Europe and North America) for companies which fit the definition I outlined in my post yesterday, e.g. low multiples, manageable debt levels. That gives me a good pre-selection of stocks, which are worth spending more time on. 2⃣ Then the real work starts: analyzing annual reports, quarterly earnings, and investor presentations to understand the business, the strategy, the outlook. 3⃣ Finally, the info gathered in the analysis finds its way into my valuation models. Sometimes there is a reliable forecast from management for future revenues, earnings, cash flows. Often, I have to make my own assumptions, build my own scenarios for the future. ⌨ In the end, all of this boils down to a classic DCF (discounted cash flow) model, which helps me determine a price target for the given stock. Once that target is established, and I feel confident with the assumptions, I start building the position. πŸ“œ The picture below summarizes the approach - do feel free to screenshot and save it for reference! Up next: Risk Management $SPX500 $EUSTX50
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