From my watch list, I take these three companies with good ROC that everyone should double-check.
1) SolarWinds Inc (SWI, Financial)
Description: The company designs, develops, markets, sells and supports enterprise-class IT infrastructure management software to IT professionals in organizations of all sizes.
Ratios: SolarWinds has steady ratios so far. A ROC of more then 600%, a Return on Equity of 15% and a Return on Assets of 10%.
Compared to the other companies from the same sector, these ratios are better then 90% of SolarWinds competitors.
Financials: The company has no debt.
Growth: Over the last five years, the company had a steady growth rate (per share).
Revenue : +22%
EBITDA : +26%
FCF : +28%
BookValue : +47%
Price: The stock is trading at about $50. The Peter Lynch value gives a price of $29. The DCF value gives a price of $15.
Currently, the price is down 5% from its 52-week high and up 52% from its 52-week low
2) Franklin Resources (BEN, Financial)
Description: The company together with its subsidiaries operates as a global investment management organization offering investment choices under the Franklin, Templeton, Mutual Series, Bissett, Fiduciary Trust, Darby, Balanced Equity Management and K2 brand names
Ratios: Franklin Resources has steady ratios so far. A ROC of 580 %, a Return on Equity of 22% and a Return on Assets of 14%.
Compared to the other companies from the same sector, these ratios are better then 90% of Franklin Resources competitors.
Financials: The company has a Cash To Debt ratio of 5.35 and Green scores as displayed below
Growth: Over the last five years, the company had a steady growth rate (per share).
Revenue : +11%
EBITDA : +12%
FCF : +10%
BookValue : +12%
Not that amazing as SWI, but growing and steady.
Price: The stock is trading at about $55. The Peter Lynch value gives a price of $51. The DCF value gives a price of $59.
Currently, the price is down 6% from its 52-week high and up 13% from its 52-week low.
Price doesn't move much and on these last days is having a strong correction. I would seriously be ready to buy it.
Description: The company is engaged in providing management consulting, technology and outsourcing services to clients.
Ratios: Accenture has strong and steady ratios. A ROC of 550%, a Return on Equity of 55% and a Return on Assets of 17%.
Compared to the other companies from the same sector, these ratios are better then 95% of its competitors.
Financials: The company has a Cash To Debt of 184 and Green scores as displayed below
There is enough cash to go on without problems and beat any possible crisis that may come in the near future
Growth: Over the last five years, the company had a steady growth rate (per share).
Revenue : +10%
EBITDA : +12%
FCF : +4%
BookValue : +19%
Price: The stock is trading at about $80. The Peter Lynch value gives a price of $61. The DCF value gives a price of $115.
Currently, the price is down 5% from its 52-week high and up 11% from its 52-week low.
Price doesn't move much but company is growing and for sure price will not stay on hold for a long time.
Dividend Yeld: Accenture has a dividend yield of 2.32% with a 5-year growth rate of 17.30%
If price didn't move much you may think about passive income from ACN with this strong Dividend track.
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