One more Screener that will help you find some great picks.

Businesses at Bargain but there is a continuous growth in Topline.

Look for Promoters Holding for past 3 years, if they're increasing stake than my friend you may have found a gem.

Also, look at Debt levels

Debt levels are important because they're the biggest spoiler for companies like these going bust.

I have noticed,
Many a times, when promoters increase their stake, the company sits comfortably on debt levels.

The debt level is low compared to its peers.

Here are all the Financial Ratios you will need to evaluate a company -

Financial Ratios Covered ⬇️
- P/E
- P/B
- Current Ratio
- Quick Ratio
- ROCE
- ROE
- D/E
- P/S
- PEG
- Price-to-Cash Flow (P/CF)
⚡ & many more 😄

Here is the Thread🧵⬇️

1. Price-To-Earnings (P/E)

▪︎Most Widely Used Metric
▪︎High P/E ratio means either the company is overvalued or is on a trajectory to growth
▪︎Low P/E ratio indicates either the company is undervalued or soon the profits will disappear.

2. Price-To-Book (P/B) -

Book Value = Total Assets - Total Liabilities

▪︎It's useful to evaluate companies with large tangible assets in their balance sheets.
▪︎It's a good Metric to Evaluate Bank Stocks but less useful for Service & IT Stocks.

3. Current Ratio
= Current Assets/Current Liabilities

▪︎A higher ratio often indicates greater liquidity and more stability.
▪︎It helps us gauge the short-term financial strength of a company.
▪︎The current ratio gives an idea of a company’s operating cycle.

4. Quick Ratio -

▪︎A Liquidity crisis can arive even at healthy companies that's why I prefer Quick Ratio over Current Ratio because it's more conservative.
▪︎It excludes inventory & other current assets, which are generally more difficult to turn into cash.