This short-term high risk strategy looks for companies with positive Revenue, low Cost of Revenue, a high Cashflow per Share and a high Cashflow to Debt Ratio.
In this strategy, we can use the Acquisitions Net, Common Stock Issued, and Total Debt figures to identify companies with strong growth potential. Companies with high levels of Acquisitions Net and Common Stock Issued and low levels of Total Debt are more likely to have strong growth potential.
This strategy aims to identify companies with low long-term risk by using low Debt to Equity Ratio, low Total Debt, and high Equity.
This strategy seeks out small-cap stocks with under $300 million in market capitalization while registering strong active volumes and posting price appreciation in excess of 5% over the past month.
This strategy looks for companies with strong long-term efficiency and low risk by using high FCF to Debt Ratio, high Free Cash Flow, and low Total Debt.
This long-term low risk strategy looks for companies with a strong EBIT Ratio, a low Longterm Debt, high Shortterm Investments and high EBIT Per Revenue.