| 1. P/E |
Is it below the average for the sector? |
(AFR) |
| 2. D/Y |
At least some is a good start. |
(AFR) |
| 3. PRICE |
Is it nearer its 52 week low. |
(AFR) |
| 4. SALES |
Should have been increasing for last 5 yrs. |
(Shareholder) |
| 5. eps |
Should have been increasing for last 5 yrs?
And do you think it will continue?
|
(Shareholder) |
| 6. Return on Equity |
If it is above 12.5% great. |
(Shareholder) |
| 7. Return on Sales |
Should also be increasing. |
(Shareholder) |
| 8. Interest Covered |
More than 2 is desired. |
(Shareholder) |
|
9. Debt to Equity |
More than 50% is a problem. |
(Shares) |
| 10. NAB |
If the Co. went into receivership tomorrow this is what
each share is worth. If NAB = 2.5 and the Co. share worth$2.50 then maybe
you'd get your money back. It indicates Co. liquidity. |
(AFR) |
Bear in mind a Company that is diversified and a market leader in its field.
Also a Co. that has something we all want or need to purchase.
With all this info on several Companies in the same sector you can compare
and choose the one with the best value.
These are only general guidelines that we use for making our selections.
We do not recommend anyone use them as you must select your own criteria.