Société Générale publishes a monthly update on the performance of several value orientated fundamental trading strategies across both developed and emerging markets. For deep value investors, one of the most interesting screens is the Graham & Rea deep value screen. Société Générale’s monthly research isn’t just focused on value. The bank also uses a number of other screens to weed out the market’s best, and worst opportunities. For example, the bank’s ‘Quality Income Stocks’ screen searches out companies with attractive and sustainable dividends. While the ‘expensive stocks with poor earnings quality’ screen lists some of the market’s most unattractive stocks….
Societe Generale; Income Stocks And Poor Quality Earnings Screens
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