Here is his methodology:
- The stock must have a high book value to market value ratio
- Return on Assets should be positive & increasing
- Cash flow from operations should be positive & greater than net income
- Long term debt to asset ratio should be decreasing
- Current ration should be increasing
- Number of outstanding shares should not be increasing
- Gross Margin should be increasing
- Asset Turnover ratio should be increasing
When this was applied in Indian scenario for last 2-3 years, it seems to have beaten the BSE Smallcap Index. The Money Today article mentions details and name of stocks that passed the above filter.
I just wanted to make a note of the concept.
Regards, Rohit
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As requested by Sumit below are the stocks selected using Piotroski's Formula.
2008-9
Ravalgaon Sugar, Indian Toners & Developers, BSL Ltd., Puneet Resins, Tide Water Oil & ABC India in
2009-10
Bright Brothers, Sambandam Spinning Mills, Eurotex Industries, Wires & Fabriks, Jeypore Sugar, Panasonic Battery, Shilp Gravures & Sri Ramakrishna Mills
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