Company 360 4+

Value investors profit by investing in quality companies. Because their method relies on determining the worth of company’s stock, value investors don't pay attention to the external factors such as market volatility and daily price fluctuations. Their goal is to purchase shares determined to be undervalued.

Company 360 pulls together data for publicly traded companies that includes company profile (business info, industry, key execs and their pay), risk, price, dividends, income, cash flow, balance sheets, insider transactions and statistics. Valuation process uses this data for formulas and key factors analysis. Note: Public data on funds and ETFs is collected but not evaluated.

Value investors look for:
* Below average price to book ratios
* Lower than average price to earnings (P/E) ratios
* Lower total debt to equity ratio
* Positive earnings

Valuation:
*P/E Ratio Formula:
The most popular method used to estimate the intrinsic value of a stock is using the P/E ratio formula. Trailing P/E ratio is calculated by dividing the current price of stock by the total of its 12-months trailing earnings (trailing EPS). To calculate the current intrinsic value of stock, multiply trailing P/E ratio by the projected earnings per share (forward EPS).
Current Price of Stock / Trailing EPS = Trailing P/E Ratio
Trailing P/E Ratio * Forward EPS = Intrinsic Value

*Benjamin Graham Formula:
Professor, investor and economist Benjamin Graham is considered to be “father of value investing”. His books influenced many, including his most famous student Warren Buffett. His formula uses earnings per share, book value per share and assumes a P/E ratio of 15. Graham believed that no company should sell at more than 1.5 times its book value.
Square root of (15 * 1.5 (Trailing EPS) * (Book Value per share)) = Intrinsic Value

Results:
If intrinsic value is higher than current price, then stock is undervalued and can be considered for investment. However, no single formula should be used exclusively in determining stock value. Value investor looks at the big picture that includes market conditions, management, news, competition and tech to make a decision.

Free features include:
* Retrieval and display of available public data (profile, risk, price, income, cash flow, balance sheets, statistics & other financial statements) for selected equity, fund or ETF.

Subscription features include:
* Stock valuation that processes all collected data for selected company. Relevant data is displayed in key factors and is used in P/E Ratio and Benjamin Graham formulas to calculate intrinsic value of stock.
* Each data item and formula result is rated (red, yellow, green).
* Detailed explanation of data and formulas.
* Magic Formula screener for stock watch list.
* Dividend Yield calculation.
* Piotroski F-Score calculation.

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