Above-average returns require finding undervalued stocks. Companies that will do well might already have expectations priced in. #fintips
Above-average returns require finding undervalued stocks. Companies that will do well might already have expectations priced in. #fintips
Exactly, the question is how? What do you screen for?
Something like this: https://www.wikihow.com/Determine-Undervalued-Stocks
I like P/E because it's easy for an initial filter. I like to look at the change in those ratios over time ... as they heading in the right direction. Though, I can't claim to be very good at this.