@Memo0606 yes, I'm also pondering 🤔, but I don't know how constant the business is because you can't really choose and scale the offering. However, if you have hardly any competition or a technological pioneering position, it could be quite interesting.
@Memo0606 @BamBamInvest Together we are successful. I'll have to take a closer look again. Tomorrow I will introduce you to another company from the medical sector. I also find the sector $RDNT very interesting
@Tenbagger2024 How do you go about your analyses? And how do you find new companies? I don't really look at much myself, usually the chart and a few figures, that's usually enough for me. I usually find companies by chance or they are standard stocks.
@Tenbagger2024 @Memo0606 So as far as I have seen now, they want to increase profits substantially, which will also reduce the rather high P/E ratio. On the debt side, it's okay. The EbiT margin could be higher, but it is being increased.
@Bizzle I often look for shares with good momentum and then look for the reason for this. From time to time I also browse through the share finder and then examine one or two companies. Otherwise I use the Piotroski F-Score.
@Bizzle Profit growth is important to me because it reduces the P/E ratio. This can also be seen in the PEG. I also like a high EbiT margin, which can ideally even be increased. I also like an increase in free cash flow. There should also be a good ratio to liabilities. If you increase the book value per share, I also see this as positive. Otherwise, sales and profits should be in a reasonable relationship. But you can also see that from the EbiT margin.
