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Investor Rating
Investor rating is based on a weighted average of the following criteria: Growth, Valuation, EPS Revisions (long-term), Finance, Profitability, Earnings quality and Business Predictability
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Trading rating is based on a weighted average of the following criteria: Valuation, EPS revisions (short term) and Business Predictability
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Sales growth
Growth rating is based on the evolution of the turnover of the company between the last year and the three coming years according to consensus estimates
Earnings Growth
This rating is based on the expected evolution of the annual net Earnings Per Share (EPS) according to the estimates of the analysts who cover the company. The objective is to identify companies with dynamic earnings growth.
EBITDA / Sales
This rating is based on the EBITDA margin in relation to the company's sales, based on past performance and analysts' estimates for the coming years. Unlike profitability (final net profitability), the EBITDA margin does not include taxes, interest and depreciation. The higher this ratio, the better the rating.
Profitability (Composite)
Profitability rating is based on net margin of the company for the current year and the next one according to consensus estimates
Finances
Finances rating is based on the evolution of the net debt of the company (debt or cash) and its Ebitda, compared to its revenue
P/E
Price Earnings Ratio rating compared the company's current share price to its per-share earnings for the current fiscal year and the next one
EV / Sales
Valuation rating is based on the ratio between enterprise value and its turnover for the current fiscal year and the next one
Price to Book
This rating is based on the ratio of the company's share price to its book value, based on past performance and analysts' estimates for the coming years. The lower the ratio, the better the rating.
Price to Free Cash Flow
This rating is based on the ratio between the company's share price and the free cash flow per share generated by its activities, based on the past and analysts' estimates for the coming years. The lower the ratio, the better the rating.
Dividend Yield
"Yield" rating is based on the dividend relative to its share price
Revenue revisions (7 days)
This rating is based on changes in the company's revenue estimates for the next three financial years. These target revenues are set by analysts responsible for the company's financial outlook at leading global financial institutions and can be revised at any time. Recent positive revisions, indicating increased analyst confidence in the company's ability to generate higher future revenues, result in a higher rating. Conversely, downward revisions may signal potential growth challenges or unfavorable market conditions. This rating specifically focuses on revisions made during the past 7 days.
Revenue revisions (4 months)
This rating is based on the evolution of the company's revenue estimates for the next three fiscal years. These revenue targets are set by analysts responsible for the financial outlook of the company at the world's largest financial institutions and may be revised at any time. Recent positive revisions, which reflect increased analyst confidence in the company's ability to generate higher future revenues, lead to a better rating. Conversely, downward revisions can signal potential growth issues or unfavorable market conditions. The focus here is on estimate revisions made over the last 4 months. In the short term, the 4-month revision rating is essential for assessing quick adjustments, which may result from quarterly announcements, strategic updates, or external shocks temporarily impacting the perception of future revenues.
Revenue revisions (1 year)
This rating is based on the evolution of the company's revenue estimates for the next three fiscal years. These revenue targets are set by analysts responsible for the financial outlook of the company at the world's largest financial institutions and may be revised at any time. Recent positive revisions, which reflect increased analyst confidence in the company's ability to generate higher future revenues, lead to a better rating. Conversely, downward revisions can signal potential growth issues or unfavorable market conditions. The focus here is on estimate revisions made over the last 12 months.
EPS revisions (7 days)
This rating is based on changes in the company's earnings per share (EPS) estimates for the next three financial years. These EPS targets are set by analysts responsible for the company's financial outlook at leading global financial institutions and can be revised at any time. Recent positive revisions, often signaling growing profitability and effective operational management, result in a higher rating. Conversely, downward adjustments may indicate concerns about profitability or exceptional expenses. This rating specifically focuses on revisions made during the past 7 days.
EPS revisions (4 months)
This rating is based on the evolution of the company's EPS estimates for the next three fiscal years. These EPS targets are set by analysts responsible for the financial outlook of the company at the world's largest financial institutions and may be revised at any time. Recent positive revisions, often reflecting improving profitability and sound operational management, lead to a higher rating. Conversely, downward adjustments may signal concerns about profitability or exceptional expenses. The focus here is on estimate revisions made over the last 4 months.
EPS revisions (1 year)
This rating is based on the evolution of the company's EPS estimates for the next three fiscal years. These EPS targets are set by analysts responsible for the financial outlook of the company at the world's largest financial institutions and may be revised at any time. Recent positive revisions, often reflecting improving profitability and sound operational management, lead to a higher rating. Conversely, downward adjustments may signal concerns about profitability or exceptional expenses. The focus here is on estimate revisions made over the last 12 months.
Analyst Opinion
Consensus rating is based on analyst recommendations
Analysts' target price
This rating is based on the distance (expressed as a percentage) between the company's latest known share price and the average target price set by analysts responsible for evaluating the company at leading global financial institutions. Naturally, a higher average target price relative to the current share price results in a better rating.
Analysts' target price evolution (4 months)
This rating is based on the changes in the average target price set by analysts responsible for evaluating the company at leading global financial institutions. The target price is a metric defined over a 12-month horizon and is subject to revisions. Naturally, any single analyst's updated estimate affects the average, so revisions to the average target price are frequent. Recent upward revisions lead to a higher rating. This rating focuses specifically on the evolution of target price estimates over the past 4 months.
Analysts' recommendations evolution (4 months)
This rating is based on the changes in the analysts' recommendations rating over the past 4 months. The goal is to identify companies for which the analysts' consensus has varied the most. Recent positive revisions result in a higher rating.
Analysts' recommendations evolution (1 year)
This rating is based on the changes in the analysts' recommendations rating over the past 12 months. The goal is to identify companies for which the analysts' consensus has varied the most. Recent positive revisions result in a higher rating.
Analyst Coverage
This rating is based on the number of analysts present within the consensus as well as the number of numerical estimates concerning the future evolution of the company's business analysed. The more a company is followed, the better the rating.
Financial estimates divergence
This rating is based on the estimates made by analysts responsible for producing the company's financial forecasts at leading global financial institutions. The lower the dispersion in estimates for the accounting items to be published over the next three years, the higher the rating. Accounting items considered include: Revenue, EBITDA, EBIT, Pre-tax Income, Net Income, Earnings Per Share (EPS), and Dividend Per Share.
Financial estimates divergence
This rating is based on the estimates made by analysts responsible for producing the company's financial forecasts at leading global financial institutions. The lower the dispersion in estimates for the accounting items to be published over the next three years, the higher the rating. Accounting items considered include: Revenue, EBITDA, EBIT, Pre-tax Income, Net Income, Earnings Per Share (EPS), and Dividend Per Share.
Analysts' Target price divergence
This rating is based on the target prices set by analysts responsible for evaluating the company at leading global financial institutions. The target price is a metric defined over a 12-month horizon and is subject to revisions. While the average target price is typically presented, it's important to understand that several analysts provide their individual assessments. The lower the dispersion in these target price estimates, the higher the rating.
Surprise rates
This rating is based on surprise rates from the last four completed fiscal periods. A surprise rate measures the difference between the consensus (average estimated value by the analysts covering the company) of an accounting item the day before publication and the actual value reported by the company on the publication day. A company that reports results above consensus receives a higher rating. Accounting items considered include: Revenue, EBIT, Net Income, and Earnings Per Share (EPS).
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Bollinger Spread
This rating is based on the width, at the current moment, between the lower and upper Bollinger Bands. Narrower bands compared to the norm result in a higher rating. Thus, by focusing on high ratings, one can identify stocks whose price is currently trading in a low-volatility congestion zone without a clear direction. Conversely, a low rating indicates a recent widening of the bands and a price acceleration characterized by high volatility.
RSI
This rating is based on the value of the 14-day RSI technical indicator. A low RSI value results in a higher rating. Thus, by focusing on high ratings, one can identify stocks that are "oversold" according to the indicator. Conversely, a low rating indicates a high RSI value and an "overbought" price. It should be noted that RSI signals are more reliable in a sideways market (range-bound phase) without extreme fluctuations.
ST Timing
This rating is based on the position of the most recent closing price relative to the short-term support and resistance levels. A price close to its support and far from its resistance results in a higher rating. Conversely, a price close to its resistance and far from its support results in a lower rating.
MT Timing
This rating is based on the position of the most recent closing price relative to the medium-term support and resistance levels. A price close to its support and far from its resistance results in a higher rating. Conversely, a price close to its resistance and far from its support results in a lower rating.
LT Timing
This rating is based on the position of the most recent closing price relative to the long-term support and resistance levels. A price close to its support and far from its resistance results in a higher rating. Conversely, a price close to its resistance and far from its support results in a lower rating.
ST Trend
This rating indicates the stock's orientation - bearish, neutral, or bullish - based on the trend drawn between the high and the low points over the short-term period.
MT Trend
This rating indicates the stock's orientation - bearish, neutral, or bullish - based on the trend drawn between the high and the low points over the medium-term period.
LT Trend
This rating indicates the stock's orientation - bearish, neutral, or bullish - based on the trend drawn between the high and the low points over the long-term period.
5 days variation
This rating is simply based on the stock's performance over the last 5 trading sessions. It mainly allows for relative filtering of stocks based on their recent price behavior. A higher relative performance results in a better rating.
Change as of January 1 (Relative)
This rating is simply based on the stock's performance since the beginning of the calendar year. It primarily allows for relative filtering of stocks based on their price behavior over the current year. A higher relative performance results in a better rating.
Volatility
This rating is simply based on the standard deviation of the stock's daily returns over the past 12 months. It primarily allows for relative filtering of stocks based on their recent price behavior. Lower volatility in returns results in a higher rating.
Unusual volumes
This rating is based on the stock's daily volumes. The volume of the most recent trading session is compared to a simple moving average of volumes. The higher the volume relative to this average, the higher the rating. This allows identification of stocks attracting renewed interest from investors and/or speculators.
STIM
STIM rating is based on the ranking of the security in the panel studied according to the mathematical indicator “STIM”, created by Franck Morel
