We help individual investors succeed in the stock market!
Easy to Understand Financial Analysis
N$ main goal is to find financially sustainable companies which are temporarily undervalued by the market.
We screen the stock market (5000+ companies), and those with great financials are selected and traded with a clear target price. Once the company passes the analysis criteria, it is added to our portfolio.
We’re constantly monitoring stock financials and their performance in the market.
How we select our companies
We screen the market, looking for the best opportunities to buy
valuable companies at a discounted price for our portfolio.
We believe that low debt and growth equity companies can offer a reduced risk when bought at a discount in the stock market.
1st: Debt situation
Debt/Equity Ratio is used to measure a company’s financial leverage. The D/E ratio indicates how much debt a company is using to finance its assets.
2nd: Long term Prospects
The book value of a company is generally considered its net worth. We look at companies that constantly increase their book value overtime, consequently increasing the net worth of its shareholders.
3rd: Financial Stability
Earnings per share (EPS) is a figure describing a public company’s profit per outstanding share of stock. To understand the level of financial performance stability of a company, we look at historical EPS behavior.
4th: Fair Value Calculation
One of the most important steps of our analysis is to calculate the fair value of a company. It is calculated based on the company’s ability to produce equity growth by increase of book value.
THE PILLARS OF SUCCESS
The Investment Package
N$ Monthly Investment Report
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N$ Portfolio Access
Full access to our winning portfolio which returned more than 20% over the market in the last two years.
N$ Watchlist
Get to know the best companies in the market, which are those we are planning to invest in.
N$ Alerts
Every time we update our portfolio, selling or buying stocks, our subscribers receive alerts via email.
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FAQ
What's the difference between saving and investing?
Saving is putting money aside for future use. It’s important to save so you can cover fixed expenses, such as mortgage or rent payments, and to make sure you’re prepared for emergencies. Generally, people put their savings in bank accounts, where up to $250,000 is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
Investing is when you put your money “to work for you.” Another way to think of investing is when you put your money “at risk.” You buy an investment like a stock or bond with the hope that its value will increase over time. Although investing comes with the risk of losing money, should a stock or bond decrease in value, it also has the potential for greater returns than you’d receive by putting your money in a bank account.
Why should I invest?
Investing can help investors pursue financial goals, such as buying a home or funding retirement. By investing, you’re putting your money to work, and at risk, to pursue your goals. Let’s see how it works.
When should I invest?
Many investment professionals say the sooner you invest, the better. Historically, the longer you invest, the less impact the market’s short-term ups and downs have on your return.
Some investors may sit on the sidelines waiting for the “right” time to invest. Unfortunately, timing the market is virtually impossible. Instead, many investors consider just getting started and remember this old investing adage: Time in the market is more important than timing the market.
How much should I invest?
It depends on how much you have as well as your goals and timeline (also called your time horizon). But investors commonly choose to invest the maximum they can comfortably afford after setting aside an emergency fund, paying off high-cost debt, funding daily living expenses, and saving for any short-term goals. Compared to waiting to make a lump-sum investment, by investing on a regular basis, investors may potentially experience greater returns over time through compounding.
Is investing risky?
Investing has risks. The goal is to manage them. Many investors choose to do this by having a plan, which should include a deadline for when the money is needed, and diversifying their portfolio.
Diversification spreads assets across different types of investments, so you’re not putting all your eggs in one basket. Investors tend to divide funds among stocks, bonds, and cash equivalent investments based on risk tolerance and timeline. Dividing further, investors often diversify their stock portion into different types, such as large cap, small cap, and international. And then within those divisions, investors can also break it even further down by adding stocks that represent different sectors like technology and health care. The ultimate goal is to own investments that don’t historically move in tandem.
NeatStocks investment portfolio takes into consideration all of those risks and mitigate them with special formulas and years of experience, summarizing into a easy to understand report that is tailored for the investment success of our clients.