I do not consider currency fluctuations while making investment decisions as no one can predict;
evaluating fundamentals of a company remain the cornerstone of my investing philosophy.
I do not consider currency fluctuations while making investment decisions as no one can predict; evaluating
fundamentals of a company remain the cornerstone of my investing philosophy.
Looked at another way, say the price of company A stock drops 50 % in the short - term due to unrelated bad news about a competitor, company B, with no change in the
underlying fundamentals of company A. Does this make company A less attractive (due to volatility) or more — as you can buy the same now for half price?
The management countered such claims We would like to reassure our shareholders that there has been no material change to the previously announced
strong fundamentals of the company.
Earnings season offers a chance to not only see how a company's profits are faring, but it also the chance to see how some of the
key fundamentals of a company are holding up.
These will be the counters which have been highly undervalued by market and had actually overreacted on small news or speculation which is not in sync with the long
term fundamentals of the company.
Multiply that by the millions or billions that venture capitalists were throwing at this bubble, and it's easy to see why big money managers were in a technology euphoria and not too worried about the
underlying fundamentals of these companies.
Joe Six - Pack, sitting comfortably on his sofa and without having done any due diligence on the
business fundamentals of companies, decides to give XYZ Discount Brokerage a call.
«We're impressed with
the fundamentals of the company.
The fundamentals of a company are the items that can indicate its health.
As the monetary policy tightens and the central bankers sponsored punch bowl is taken away, I have been looking very closely at some of
the fundamentals of my company holdings.
With any stock investment, you need to understand
the fundamentals of the company's business.
I'm not looking at the hype, rather focusing on
the fundamentals of each company.
It is pretty clear, that
the fundamentals of that company are leading to losses, eroding shareholder value over time.
The fundamentals of the company are believed to be good and continuing to improve.
An investor is focused on
the fundamentals of the company itself over the long term.
It may be that the longer term advantage of looking deep into
the fundamentals of a company's balance sheet will better suit your portfolio, or perhaps you require the short term directional qualities of technical analysis.
It is entirely justified based on
the fundamentals of the company.
We have treasured
the fundamentals of the company.»
For that value style to continue to perform you need
the fundamentals of those companies to do better, i.e. their earnings to grow more quickly than the market.
Since small companies do not have financial strength to survive bad times, it is essential that one does a thorough research regarding
the fundamentals of the company and track record of its management before investing.
Even with all the buybacks and LBOs, it isn't normal for stocks and bonds to trade in a tight correlated way in the short run, so, take one of your eyes off of bonds, and look at
the fundamentals of the companies that you own.
«You need to make investment decisions based on the underlying
fundamentals of a company, not on rear - view speculation.»
Assuming there is no change in
the fundamentals of the company and the profitability, I would...
The reason for this statement is, that while Buffett really looks at
the fundamentals of a company like Graham discusses in - depth, he also leverages Scuttlebutt and like wide moats like Fischer discusses.
However, if it's just a short - term problem and
the fundamentals of the company are still good long - term, you're usually better to simply hang on.
If
the fundamentals of the company continue to detoriate, say the EPS is falling for next 2 quaters without any understandable reason quoted by the management, then you might need to reconsider about holding that stock for long.
Changes in market sentiment can cause a stock to drop, but that doesn't mean the underlying business model or
fundamentals of that company has changed at all.
The fundamentals of a company are the items that can indicate its health.
Because I stretched myself to learn those things during my day trading phase I can now read and understand earnings reports and am able to make more educated decisions about
the fundamentals of a company.
Furthermore, they will continue to be listed on their home stock exchange so I'm not too concerned with
the fundamentals of the company.
Nice article and I agree with you that
the fundamentals of a company determine if the company's stock is worthy of accumulating.
We can't wait for
the fundamentals of the company to deteriorate (a lagging indicator at this point), because they usually look best at the top, as seen with F5 Networks Inc. (FFIV) in Figure 3.
It is also a reason to watch
the fundamentals of a company rather than the stock chart only, which in this case has run up hard since 2014, but on almost no volume.
I'm not going to dive into
the fundamentals of these companies in this post.
Fundamental analysis is a method of looking into the basics or
fundamentals of a company at its financial level.
But keep tracking
the fundamentals of those companies.
In reality
the fundamentals of the company had not changed.
Sometimes
the fundamentals of a company change after purchasing the stock.
The value investor takes a pragmatic approach to stock selection focusing on
the fundamental of the company and their long - term ability to deliver profits and grow.
When an equity portfolio manager adds another position to his 150 - stock portfolio in order to increase his beta exposure, he's usually not analyzing
the fundamentals of the company to detect whether the stock is priced inefficiently.
One of my main reasons I consider selling a dividend growth stock is because
the fundamentals of the company have changed.
But investors are better off avoiding the prevailing narratives and instead focusing on
the fundamentals of a company when identifying investment opportunities.