Five things to look out for when buying your first penny shares – miss these and you could write off your investment account! Whether you’re brand new to this, or a seasoned investor, these five tips could help you avoid serious investment mistakes:
Read MoreBefore a penny share makes its way into our Red Hot portfolio, it must offer excellent value, solid sales growth, consistently improve earnings and be in a strong cash position. When I find a share that satisfies each of these criteria, I know I’m on to a winner!
But there are plenty of other factors I consider too. One of the key fundamental measures I look at is how much, and how frequently a company rewards its loyal shareholders. That’s why today, I’m going to talk to you about the importance of the “forgotten” return.
It’s the single best way to get your slice of company profits!
While there are many things we look at when investing, at the end of the day the price of a share is all that matters. Have the stocks we invested in gone up or down? No matter, earnings per share, revenue or growth potential. The company’s stock price is the final indicator that matters to all investors.
Read MoreIt lies in something called nett asset value…. But when you go down the investing rabbit hole of financial ratios and jargon you are likely to encounter acronyms like NAVPS and SOTPS. So today’s article is all about explaining NAV and SOTP and what if any is the difference between these two metrics. And how to use it to find undervalued small caps.
Read MoreThe hardest part of deciding which stocks to invest in is finding what criteria you need to look for in a company. I am a huge value investing fan – so I look for companies that can be purchased at a fraction of what they are really worth. One of the tools you can use to find these undervalued shares is a stock screener’.
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