PTT Public Company Limited is the biggest Thailand state-owned oil and gas company by revenue, and the biggest company in Thailand. Profitability improved to #4 in 2016 and has stayed there since. Growth has ranked below average since 2017.
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Home Product Center Public Company Limited is a Thailand-based retailer of building materials and home improvement products under the name HomePro. Profitable Growth has been performing consistently well, ranked at #3 since 2014 and improved to #2 in the past 12 months.
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Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited is a Thailand-based company engaged in agro-industrial and integrated food businesses. Profitable Growth has been among the lowest of its peers, ranked at #9 in the past 12 months among 600 large Consumer Staples companies worldwide.
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In our Top 5 this week, we begin with a look at NFL finances, discuss the controversy behind the FIRE folks, and answer Gen Z’s questions about ETFs. All this and more…
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The heavyweight champions of investment bloggers in 2018 are crowned. This post highlights their top investment wisdom takeaways which we’ve shared from their blogs this year. We base our ranking on 99 featured investment bloggers, 260 investment articles, and 807 bullet points.
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This post highlights some of the investment wisdom our Close Contenders shared on their blogs in 2018. We base our rank on 99 featured investment bloggers, 260 investment articles, and 807 bullet points.
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Chart of the Day: Globally, analysts have on average been 22% wrong in their EPS forecasts. Chinese analysts have been more inaccurate on average at 40%. Most accurate were Chinese analysts in Health Care.
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Chart of the Day: All business starts with revenue. We’ve looked at on average 12,621 non-financial companies. Over the past 23 years, revenue growth has averaged 6%.
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In our Top 5 this week, we share the ultimate list of investment principles worth adhering to, consider the wide world of investing, and examine emerging markets. All this and more…
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My Worst Investment Ever: During my very early days as an equity investor, I invested in a high-quality coal miner that was the market’s darling at the time. It had survived the 2008 financial crisis unscathed and delivered stellar returns in a falling market.
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