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Find "good stocks" by filling in the 7 tools of stock search.
By entering numerical values in the seven items, you can search for companies that match your criteria.

What are the 7 Tools for Stock Search?
Seven Tools for Stock Search General guideline values
1 PBR (Price book value ratio)
times or less
1～1.5 times
2 PER (Price earning ratio)
times or less
10～15 times
3 Sales Growth Rate
% or more
5％
4 Operating Profit Growth Rate
% or more
5％
5 ROIC (Return on Invested Capital)
% or more
5～8％
6 Shareholders' Equity Ratio
% or more
30～50％
7 DCF Undervaluation

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times or more
1.5 times
Companies with DCF undervaluation multiples of more than 3x should be closely examined for abnormalities in their financial condition.
Verify the average return of an investment for the past one year under the above conditions.
Average return of investment over the past year under the above conditions

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What are the 7 Tools for Stock Search?

1PBR (Price book value ratio)

An indicator of the degree of undervaluation of a stock, which indicates the ratio of market capitalization to shareholders' equity.

1PER (Price earning ratio)

An indicator of undervaluation, showing the ratio of market capitalization to net income. 10 times or less is considered a bargain.

1Sales Growth Rate

This is an indicator of "growth rate" that expresses the growth rate of sales.

1Operating Profit Growth Rate

This is a growth rate indicator that expresses the growth rate of profits generated by the core business.

1ROIC (Return on Invested Capital)

An indicator of "efficiency" that expresses how much profit was generated in relation to the capital invested in business activities.

1Shareholders' Equity Ratio

An indicator of "safety" that looks at the ratio of equity capital that has no obligation to be repaid to debt (debt that has an obligation to be repaid).

1DCF Undervaluation

An indicator of undervaluation, which compares the theoretical share price with the current share price based on the cash position of the company.

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