Originally Posted by
wbosher
From the little reading I've done so far (and I do mean little) it seems that dividing the net worth by the number of shares, and comparing this to the current share price seems to be a good start. Obvoiusly the company needs to be consistantly making a good profit as well. No doubt this is only a fraction of what is required, but I'm sure someone will help us out, there good like that here. :D
I wasn't actually looking at this company as an investment, I was just going through a few company reports to see if I can learn a thing or two. Just picked this one at random.
Is there some sort of scanner that can be used to filter out some possibles from hundreds of stocks, and then looking at the remainders for a good deal, or is it just a case of going through tons of stocks manually?