“Price to Book (P/B). The "Book value" of a company is an accounting measure of the net investments it has made over its lifetime. The simplest way to think of it is as the total equity investment in the company to date, including initial capital from shareholders and reinvested profits in the course of the business' history.””
“one approach is to screen for companies that have lower P/E, P/B, and FCF yields than the overall stock market, an ROE that is consistently above 15%, and a performance over the past year that is at or above the level of the overall market.””
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