Posts by Andrew Stotz
Business Valuation Guide: Cash Levels at Consumer Staples Companies in Asia
In company valuation, you start with forecasting and this research can help you to better forecast the balance sheets of companies. In this business valuation guide, you’ll learn about cash levels in the Consumer Staples sector across developed, emerging, and frontier markets in Asia.
Read MoreBusiness Valuation Guide: Cash Levels at Consumer Discretionary Companies in Asia
In company valuation, you start with forecasting and this research can help you to better forecast the balance sheets of companies. In this business valuation guide, you’ll learn about cash levels in the Consumer Discretionary sector across developed, emerging, and frontier markets in Asia.
Read MoreSuperlon Holdings Berhad – Fan Request
Malaysia on Demand: A fan requested to see the World Class Benchmarking of Superlon Holdings Berhad, so here it is. Profitable Growth has returned to World Class for Superlon Holdings, driven mainly by high Profitability in terms of return on assets.
Read MoreCash Levels in Asia by Sector – Consumer Discretionary
We’ve been considering the cash levels at companies around the world. This post looks into how much cash is held in Asian Consumer Discretionary. The benefit of this research is that it can help us to better forecast the balance sheets of Asian companies in this sector.
Read MoreInfo Tech Companies Have Massive Amounts of Cash
We have been considering the causes of the cash levels at companies around the world. In this post, we look into how much cash is held at companies in various sectors.
Read MoreCompanies in Asia Hold the Highest Levels of Cash
We have been considering the causes of the cash levels at companies around the world. In this post, we look into how much cash is held at companies in various regions.
Read MoreCash Levels at Companies Across Asia
We have been considering the causes of the cash levels at companies around the world. This post looks into how much cash is held at companies in various countries across Asia.
Read MoreUS Companies Are NOT Holding Too Much Cash
We have been considering the causes of the rising cash levels at US companies. Surprisingly, we realized that the question asked was the wrong one.
Read MoreWhat Academia Say about High Cash Levels in the US
Over the last few weeks, we have been considering the causes of the rising cash levels at US companies from a low of about 4% in 1995, to the currently very high 11%. Let’s have a look at what academia say about it.
Read MoreWhen Investing, a Smoother Ride Is Preferred
Chart of the Day: Two stocks returned the same, more than 300% in 3.5 years. The stocks had very different paths, but they both ended up yielding the same price return. Which stock would you prefer to have held?
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