Valuation indicators (3/9)

This post is part 3 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

Discover why dividend yield should not be the only criterion to consider in your stock market investment strategy. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls related to an excessive focus on yield and understand the tax implications, particularly in Switzerland where dividends are taxed unlike stock market capital gains.

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Valuation indicators (2/9)

This post is part 2 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

The Price Earnings Ratio (PER), although widely used by investors, has several limitations, particularly regarding the possible manipulation of earnings and its retrospective nature. Despite its drawbacks, this easily accessible indicator remains a good starting point for financial analysis, but should not be used alone to make investment decisions.

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Valuation indicators (1/9)

This post is part 1 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

Valuation ratios are essential financial indicators for assessing the relative cost of a stock and making informed investment decisions in the stock market. Beyond just the price of a stock, it is crucial to analyze fundamental elements such as revenue, earnings, and dividends to determine whether an investment is truly worthwhile.

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Discover Saftec Co Ltd: a promising investment opportunity in Japan's security sector

SAFTEC CO LTD, a Japanese company specializing in the sale and rental of safety products for civil engineering, has attractive financial ratios and remarkable solidity. Despite its unglamorous sector, the company offers promising growth potential with a currently undervalued share price and attractive dividend prospects.

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