Average Graham Score
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Below Graham Number
0
Net-net Candidates
0
Balance Sheet Fails
0
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How this ranks companies: 40% valuation, 35% balance-sheet safety, 25% earnings/dividend quality. Graham-style exclusions penalise weak liquidity, excessive debt, losses, high P/E, high P/B, and insufficient margin of safety.
| Rank | Ticker | Company | Sector | Price | Graham # | Margin | NCAV/Sh | P/E | P/B | Current Ratio | Debt/Equity | Score | Status | Actions |
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Top Graham Scores
Margin of Safety vs Balance Sheet Score
Graham Criteria Used
Scoring Weights
Valuation — 40%
Graham Number discount, P/E, P/B, earnings yield and NCAV discount.
Graham Number discount, P/E, P/B, earnings yield and NCAV discount.
Balance Sheet — 35%
Current ratio, debt/equity, net current assets, tangible equity and liquidity safety.
Current ratio, debt/equity, net current assets, tangible equity and liquidity safety.
Quality — 25%
Positive earnings, dividend yield, earnings stability and notes/risk flags.
Positive earnings, dividend yield, earnings stability and notes/risk flags.
Ranking rule
Score is helpful, but the final list should still be reviewed sector-by-sector.
Score is helpful, but the final list should still be reviewed sector-by-sector.