[U.S. Stocks Investment Guide] Stock Selection Logic: From Financial Reports to Valuation, Three Steps to Screen High-Quality U.S. Stocks
- In-Depth Reading of US Stock Balance Sheets: How to Assess a Company's Debt Repayment Ability and Financial Safety Margin—Cash, Liabilities, Current Ratio, and Debt Pressure—The first step in stock selection is to avoid pitfalls by excluding financially unhealthy companies.
- In-Depth Reading of US Stock Income Statements: How to Understand Revenue Growth, Gross Profit Margin, and Earnings Quality—Focus on the quality of growth, not just profit figures. Is revenue growth sustainable? Is the gross profit margin improving? Earnings quality is more important than earnings figures.
- Advanced US Stock Valuation Indicators: How to Combine PE, PB, PS, and PEG—Different industries require different valuation metrics. Look at PEG for tech stocks, PB for financial stocks, and PE for consumer stocks. Understanding valuation helps you determine if a stock is overpriced.
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