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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: staring who wrote (58239)10/21/2016 1:20:21 AM
From: Paul Senior  Read Replies (1) of 78764
 
I like the approach you use, staring.

1. Nice way to normalize the eps. My go-to website to get annual roe numbers has changed, and I haven't been able to get those annual figures quickly anymore. (I have to do the calculations myself or will have to buy from a website (like Gurufocus), if I want those numbers.)

2. You're the only other guy on the thread (besides me) that I'm aware of who seems to use net income margin for what seems an integral part of analyzing stocks. I use average NIM over ten years (somewhat sometimes weighted to the most recent five years). I don't convert NIM to get an earnings number and then a p/e and then make a judgment if that p/e is acceptable for a buy. Rather, I look at NIM directly and decide what p/e I'm directly willing to pay for that margin. Your method might be more analytical and better.

obrigado!
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