Analysing one annual report at a time
Companies that I would not invest in, for whatever reason.
On Friday, January 19, DTY crashed almost 50% to 962p per share, having closed at 1,916p the previous day. This was due to a trading update where the company said they would be cutting their simple funeral service price by 25% and freezing the price of their traditional funeral service to protect their market share, due …
The fourth company from my screener, Aquatic Foods Group is a Jersey holding whose main operating subsidiary, Yantay Kanwa, is a Chinese company processing, producing and supplying seafood and marine foods inside and outside China, with a market capitalisation of £14.23 million, a dividend rate of 7.20%, a debt to total capital ratio of less …
The third company from my screener, Empire Life Insurance Co is a Canadian insurance company founded in 1923 and based in Kingston, Ontario with a market capitalisation of CAD $160.6 million, a dividend ratio of 5.35%, a total debt to capital of 24.86%, and a price to cashflow ratio of 0.9519, according to the FT …
The second company from my first screener, Manning & Napier is an investment management company founded in 1970 and based in Fairport, New York, USA with a market capitalisation of USD $61.7 million, an 8% dividend yield, a PCF ratio of 0.76 (selling for less than 1x cashflow) and no debt, according to the FT …
The first company from my first share screener that I will be looking at is 'The Co-Operators General Insurance Co', a Canadian insurance company with a market cap of CAD $94 million, a debt to capital ratio of less than 2%, a dividend yield of 5.32%, and a price to cashflow ratio (PCF) of less than …
