Introduction The Margin of  Safety screen focuses on the valuation and safety of the investment. The Margin of Safety in this screen is calculated based on the Discounted Cash Flow analysis and then compared to the end of the Day price of the stock to determine  the margin of safety. In this screen we took the top 10 results. Screen Details This stock screen looks for large cap stocks over $5 billion in market capitalization with good valuation and margin of safety.  Margin of Safety (DCF)  in Top 10 The screen was run with the Stock Rover screener, and we found 4 s ..read more

You may be wondering how many Roth IRAs you can have. The answer is, that it depends. You can have multiple Roth IRA accounts, but you can only contribute a certain amount each year. In this blog post, we will answer all of your questions about Roth IRAs and give you some tips on how to make the most of them. Keep reading to learn more! Traditional IRA vs Roth IRA Let’s start by looking at the differences between a traditional IRA and a Roth IRA. A traditional IRA is an individual retirement account that allows you to contribute pre-tax dollars. This means that your contribution is not taxed ..read more

Introduction Welcome to the Growth at a Reasonable Price screen for May. Generally, growth at a reasonable price is not an investment criterion for value investors, but these screens do turn up stocks that can satisfy stricter value investment filters. That being said, mid-cap stocks are less likely to exhibit both value and growth attributes as these are more or less mature and well-followed companies. Any results found via this screen can be a great long-term hold. Screen Details This screen looks for mid cap stocks between $2 Billion and $5 Billion in market capitalization with at ..read more

Introduction The book Buffettology describes the investment principles that Warren Buffett uses to evaluate many of his investments. This screen is inspired by these principles. The goal of the screen is to find fundamentally strong businesses with a great track record of creating shareholder value in the  past 10 years, and where an investor will likely earn more than the risk free rate in the market. Screen Details This stock screen looks for small cap stocks between $30 million and $2 billion in market capitalization that meet the investment criteria as laid down in the Buffettolo ..read more

There are many things to consider when deciding between a condo and an apartment. Both have their own unique set of pros and cons, and it can be difficult to decide which is right for you. In this blog post, we will explore the differences between condos and apartments, and help you decide which is the best choice for your needs. What are the Main Differences Between Condos and Apartments? Condos and apartments both offer a place to live that is not a single-family home. Condos are typically owned by an individual, while apartments are usually rented from a landlord. Many condo owners choose ..read more

There are a lot of business structures to choose from, and it can be difficult to decide which is the best for your company. Two of the most popular options are the DBA and LLC. In this blog post, we will discuss the key differences between these two structures. By understanding the difference, you can make an informed decision about what is best for your business! What is a DBA and What are the Benefits of Having One? DBA stands for “Doing Business As”. A DBA is a business structure that allows you to operate under a different name than your legal company name. For example, if your legal comp ..read more

Introduction Low PEG Ratio stocks can offer good values with reasonable growth prospects. This was one of the favorite metrics used by Peter Lynch of the Fidelity Magellan fund. When applied to the large cap stocks, this is likely to return us names that may be temporarily mis-valued. Although chances of finding great undervalued stocks this way are not very good, the stocks that we do find have other qualities that may make them appropriate for consideration . Screen Details This screen looks for small cap stocks above $30 million and less than $2 billion in market capitalization with go ..read more

As parents with growing kids, we work hard to instil a sense of money awareness in our children from a young age. Schools today do not teach personal finance much until late (although this may be changing now with growing awareness of the importance of personal finance education). Stock ownership helps a child learn many important topics around money, wealth, economics, business, retirement, savings, and building and growing assets. You may have also found that your kids have started taking interest in investing in stocks. If this is the case and you want to know more about how old do you have ..read more

Man Contemplating the Overvalued Stock Market The bull market continues to drag on. The cash balance at most value funds and in many value investors’ portfolios keeps growing. While the rest of the market gorges on the meme stocks, the question on every card carrying value investor’s mind is: where have all the bargain stocks gone? Let’s back up a little and define what kind of stocks constitute a bargain. What is a Bargain Stock? A stock is a bargain when you can buy it for a price that is less than it should trade based on its fundamentals or historical trend. This is similar to the term u ..read more

ReneSola Ltd Company Overview ReneSola Ltd is a global solar project developer and operator. The company is headquartered in Stamford CT, however it is organized in the British Virgin Islands. The American Depositary Shares (ADS) is listed on NYSE, ticker symbol: SOL, and each ADS represents 10 underlying shares. The company operates in three segments: Solar power project development, Electricity generation revenue, and EPC (engineering, procurement, and construction) services. The majority of its revenue comes from its Project development segment. The company’s geographical segments are China ..read more