Investors focus on the bottom line. How much money is a company making, and how much can it make it the future. To get a clear picture of how the market values a stock, you need to get information on the fundamental analysis done. On NASDAQ UK, you get expert information on how companies arrive at their earnings. This can aid you in making an informed decision for your next investment.
Our information focuses on earnings, growth and market value. It helps you determine the current financial health of any business and gives you an idea of the value of its stock in the market. Follow stocks more closely and better understand the key ratios, terms and its implication to your investment.
Identify sound investments
With the collaborative effort of our team of experts and analysts, NASDAQ UK offers you a unique set of investment tools and information to make your investing risk free. Our solution provides you the financial health and track record of listed companies based on fundamental analysis carried out by investment professionals.
Fundamental analysis tools
Ever wondered how the market arrives at their earnings and growth report? Our platform will help you understand fundamental analysis and investment data such as earnings per share, price to earnings ratio, projected sales growth, dividend payout ratio, return on equity and much more. We will keep you regularly updated with management, markets, competitors and prospects of companies listed on the NASDAQ.
Are you buying at the right price?
The price of a stock should determine its true fundamental value. However, outside influences such as news release and changes in future projections can make a fundamentally good stock move in a negative direction. Market trends and investor emotions can bring about a short term fluctuation in stock prices which will result in the current market price deviating into a new value. Paying too high a price for a stock will give you a poor return on your investment. Are you paying the right price for your planned investment? Our information solution based on expert fundamental analysis will be a great help in determining whether buying a company’s stock is good investment.
Know when to make a profit
Have you had an opportunity pass you by simply because you couldn’t tell it was an opportunity? Use our fundamental analysis reports to know the value of the different companies listed in the NASDAQ and to understand the pricing system in the stock market. This information gives you a better understanding of the market system and you can tell if a stock is undervalued or overvalued at the current market price. You can make a profit by finding undervalued stocks and waiting for the market to adjust.
Which is right for you?
It doesn’t matter what your preferred fundamental analysis tool is. You may be more comfortable with the price to earnings ratio, or you value the usefulness of the price to sales ratio, or you use any on the other myriad of applications, it doesn’t matter. Our approach will help you calculate the intrinsic value of the stock and help you know when to buy, when to wait and when to sell. With our information based on our expert fundamental analysis, finding a bargain becomes a relatively easy matter.
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Get the information you need to turn your investments into profit. Determine the strengths and weaknesses of an investment based on the company information at your fingertips. You no longer have to trawl through piles of annual reports and financial statement to get a feel of a company’s comparative advantage, its competitors and its market environment. NASDAQ UK will provide this information in an easy to understand, attention to detail manner.
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