Turning Rough Stones
Ruerd HeegHelping ordinary people to get high returns by turning rough stones on Wall Street
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Schlatter Industries: a very cheap Swiss nanocap with above average earnings quality
Schlatter Industries AG is a small company trading with symbol STRN on the Swiss stock exchange. I wrote this note already in August 2024. It is based on a stock price of about 24 CHF. For that price the company is cheap based on EV/EBIT, E...
Value8: a Dutch closed-end fund trading below book value
Value8 is a Dutch company investing in small growing companies to sell them for a good profit after a couple of years. The shares trade at the EuroNext in Amsterdam for about 5.7 EUR with ticker VALUE.
Canaf Investments: cheap nanocap with assets in South Africa
Shares of Canaf Investments are traded on the Venture Exchange in Canada under ticker symbol CAF. I bought these shares in February 2021. Since then the stock price more than doubled. At 0.26 CAD the shares are still cheap based on multiple...
Flying Garden Co: a cheap and well managed Japanese fast-food restaurant stock
For my investigation of Flying Garden Co (3317 on the exchange in Tokyo) I had a look into the annual report over the year ending on 31 March 2023 and the quarterly report ending on 31 December 2023. I also had a look at the latest annual r...
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This newsletter provides research on value stocks according to several quantitative stock strategies.
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