Valuation indicators (7/9)

This post is part 7 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

Discover the price-free cash flow ratio, a financial indicator favored by Warren Buffett and considered one of the most reliable for assessing the financial health of a company. This ratio, which divides the stock price by the annual free cash flow per share, provides a more accurate picture of available cash flow while minimizing the risk of accounting manipulation.

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Valuation indicators (6/9)

This post is part 6 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

The price-to-sales ratio is a valuable stock market indicator that relates a stock's price to its sales per share, providing a relevant signal for buying and selling decisions. Less subject to accounting manipulation than other indicators, it is particularly effective for evaluating both small and large companies, including those that are not yet generating profits.

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Valuation indicators (5/9)

This post is part 5 of 9 in the series Valuation ratios

The price-to-book ratio is a valuable indicator for value investors, measuring the relationship between a stock's price and its book value per share. Although some question its relevance in the Internet age, this analytical tool remains particularly interesting for identifying investment opportunities, particularly through NCAV and NNWC strategies.

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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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