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Anonymous

10 May 2019

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How do I spot an undervalued stock?

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Ashley Wong

10 May 2019

Financial Assistant at Multi Management & Future Solutions

You can find undervalued stocks by looking at these 6 criteria:

Low price/earnings ratio.
Lagging relative price performance.
Low price/earnings growth ratio.
High dividend yield.
Low market-to-book ratio.
Free cash flow.

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