As markets within the US continue to close at record highs day after day, it is becoming hard to find value investments. As a result, I have begun searching further afield and around the world for stocks that look to offer prospective value, or at least look undervalued in comparison to their historic averages. For this search I’m looking for companies with a positive price-to-earnings ratio below 15, a price-to-book ratio below one and a low level of debt, in this case defined as a debt-to-EBITDA ratio of less than one. Candidates must have also achieved a positive EPS CAGR…
Hunting For Global Value In An Over-Stimulated Market
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