ROIC measures how much profit a company generates per euro of capital invested. A ROIC sustainably above the cost of capital signals a real competitive advantage.
Free cash flow yield relates the cash a company generates to its market valuation. A high ratio often signals an undervalued stock — or a struggling business worth checking.
The Sharpe ratio divides an investment's excess return by its volatility to assess whether the risk taken was well compensated.
A conviction score condenses several unrelated financial signals into a single 0-100 rating, making it faster to decide between BUY, HOLD, and SELL.
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