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Fundamental scores of companies

chintan, June 7, 2021June 20, 2022

This is an amalgamation of a lot of fundamental research on the following companies. 

 

Below I have rated companies based on some fundamental parameters to arrive at a quantitative way to evaluate companies. This will help in not just having a clear comparison of individual companies but also in identifying the fundamentally strongest companies in any sector. This is also used in the mathmarkets model for arriving at trade and investment triggers. 

 

The higher the score, the better is the company placed from a fundamental perspective. The criteria used for analyzing them are as follows:

 

 

Companies are given ratings based on each of the above parameters from 1 to 3. Higher the rating, the better is the performance of the company in that parameter. Based on the rating, the final rating for the companies are as follows:

 



Note that the rating will keep evolving over a period based on performance changes and prices as well. 

 

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