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S&P 500▲ +0.36%
7,568.92
Nasdaq▲ +0.83%
25,372.01
Dow Jones▼ -0.38%
51,786.72
IHSG (Jakarta)▲ +0.32%
4,919.77
Gold (XAU)▲ +2.85%
4,052.60
S&P 500 rose 0.36% to 7,568.92; Nasdaq +0.83%; Dow Jones -0.38%.
IHSG rose 0.32% to 4,919.77.
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| AMDAMD | 483.90 | +3.65% | |
| MSFTMicrosoft | 520.99 | +2.74% | |
| MUMicron | 855.10 | +2.58% | |
| METAMeta | 621.03 | +2.36% | |
| NVDANvidia | 206.69 | +2.29% | |
| STXSeagate | 606.38 | +2.13% | |
| AMZNAmazon | 250.69 | +2.06% | |
| TSMTSMC | 404.80 | +1.55% | |
| INTCIntel | 60.55 | +0.97% | |
| GOOGLGoogle (Alphabet) | 280.03 | +0.37% | |
| BRK-BBerkshire Hathaway | 557.07 | +0.17% | |
| MARMarriott | 416.38 | +0.02% | |
| IBMIBM | 250.04 | -0.98% | |
| KOCoca-Cola | 94.80 | -1.07% | |
| TSLATesla | 398.50 | -1.32% | |
| AAPLApple | 331.90 | -1.90% |
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| PGEOPertamina Geothermal | 965 | +10.92% | |
| ANTMAneka Tambang | 2,600 | +8.33% | |
| BBCABank Central Asia | 4,930 | +1.86% | |
| BBRIBank Rakyat Indonesia | 2,690 | +1.13% | |
| BMRIBank Mandiri | 3,600 | +0.28% | |
| TLKMTelkom Indonesia | 1,885 | +0.27% |
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Stock Analysis
Live chart, trading signals & long-term value for your watchlist · analysis updated 2026-11-04 20:04
New to investing?Learn: how to read this section5-step routine + plain-English glossary of every metric
A 5-minute daily routine
- Check the market regime (top cards). Uptrend = conditions favour buying; downtrend = be defensive.
- Long-term: shortlist from 'Long-term value'. Look for Quality at a fair price (top-left of the map), open the row and read 'What this means'.
- Timing: look at the Trading desk for the same ticker. Better entries usually come near support or on a pullback in an uptrend, not after a big overbought spike.
- Use the Live chart to see today's move before acting, and set where you'd be wrong (a stop below support).
- Size small: risk 1-2% of your money per idea, spread across several stocks, and keep learning one term a day.
Tip: hover any dotted-underlined label for a quick definition. Everything here is education, not a recommendation.
Start here
Trading vs. investingTrading = profit from price moves over days/weeks. Investing = own good businesses for years.
What it is. Trading tries to profit from price swings over days to weeks, so it leans on the chart (trend, momentum, support/resistance). Investing means owning a share of a business for years, so it leans on the business itself (profits, growth, debt) and the price you pay (valuation).
How to read it. Use the Trading desk to time entries and exits; use Long-term value to decide WHAT is worth owning. Many people combine them: pick quality businesses, then buy on pullbacks.
Watch out. Short-term trading is hard; most beginners do better starting with long-term investing in small amounts.
Market regimeIs the whole market in an uptrend or downtrend? Most stocks follow the index.
What it is. The overall direction of the market, judged here by the index (S&P 500, IHSG) versus its 200-day average.
How to read it. Index above a rising 200-day average = 'risk-on', buying dips tends to work. Below = 'defensive': smaller positions, more cash, wait for the index to reclaim its average.
Watch out. Roughly 3 out of 4 stocks move with the market, so even a great stock struggles in a falling market.
Risk managementDecide how much you can lose BEFORE you buy. Size positions so one mistake can't hurt much.
What it is. Rules that keep losses small: position size, stop-loss, and diversification.
How to read it. A common rule: risk at most 1-2% of your account on one trade (distance to your stop x shares). Hold several unrelated stocks. Only invest money you won't need for years.
Watch out. Averaging down on a falling stock without a plan is the most common way beginners lose big.
Trading
Moving averages (20/50/200-day)Average closing price of the last 20/50/200 days. Price above = trend up; below = trend down.
What it is. The average closing price over the last N trading days, redrawn every day. It smooths out noise.
How to read it. 20-day = short-term trend, 50-day = medium, 200-day = long-term. Price above all three and 20 > 50 > 200 is a healthy uptrend. Averages often act as support in uptrends.
Watch out. Averages lag: they confirm a trend after it starts, they don't predict it.
Trend labelUptrend / Downtrend / Correcting / Recovering / Turning up / Weakening, from price vs. the 50 & 200-day averages.
What it is. Our one-word summary of where price sits relative to its 50 and 200-day averages.
How to read it. Uptrend: price > 50-day > 200-day. Downtrend: the reverse. Correcting: still above the 200-day but fell below the 50-day (a dip in a bigger uptrend). Recovering: below the 200-day but bounced above the 50-day. Turning up: above both while the 50-day is still under the 200-day. Weakening: below both while the 50-day is still above the 200-day.
Watch out. Trends can flip quickly around earnings or big news.
RSI (Relative Strength Index, 14)0-100 speed gauge. Above 70 = overbought (ran up fast), below 30 = oversold (fell fast).
What it is. Compares the size of recent up-days with recent down-days over 14 sessions, on a 0-100 scale.
How to read it. Above 70: rose very fast, may pause or pull back. Below 30: fell very fast, a bounce is common. 40-60 is neutral. In strong uptrends RSI often stays 50-80; in downtrends 20-50.
Watch out. 'Oversold' can stay oversold in a crash. Use RSI with the trend, not against it.
MACDMomentum indicator. Positive/rising = momentum building up; negative = momentum fading.
What it is. Difference between a fast (12-day) and slow (26-day) exponential average, compared with its own 9-day average (the signal line).
How to read it. MACD crossing above its signal line ('bullish cross') = momentum turning up; crossing below = turning down. We show 'positive' when MACD is above its signal line.
Watch out. Gives many false signals in sideways markets.
Support & resistanceSupport = recent floor where buyers stepped in. Resistance = recent ceiling where sellers did.
What it is. Here: the lowest low (support) and highest high (resistance) of the previous 20 trading days.
How to read it. Traders buy near support and take profit near resistance. A close above resistance is a 'breakout'; below support is a 'breakdown'. A broken level often flips role (old resistance becomes support).
Watch out. Levels are zones, not exact prices. Many traders place stop-losses just below support.
Typical daily range (ATR %)How much the stock usually moves in a day, as % of price. Higher = more volatile, wider stops needed.
What it is. Average True Range over 14 days divided by price: the size of a normal day's swing.
How to read it. 1-2% = calm (big caps, banks). 3-5% = lively (tech). 5%+ = very volatile. A stop-loss closer than about 1-2x ATR will often be hit by normal noise.
Watch out. Volatility jumps around earnings and in falling markets.
VolumeNumber of shares traded. Moves on high volume (vs. average) are more meaningful.
What it is. Shares traded per bar. We compare today with the 20-day average ('volume x avg').
How to read it. A breakout on 1.5-2x normal volume is more trustworthy; a rally on thin volume is weaker. 'Volume spike' = at least 2x normal, often news-driven.
Watch out. Volume early in the trading day is naturally lower than the full-day average.
52-week rangeWhere today's price sits between the 1-year low (0%) and high (100%).
What it is. The lowest and highest price of the last year, and today's position between them.
How to read it. Near 100%: strong stock, near highs (momentum). Near 0%: weak or out of favour (possible value, possible trouble).
Watch out. A stock near its low is not automatically cheap - check the business (Long-term value).
Momentum score (-100 to +100)Our summary: price vs. 20/50/200-day averages + MACD + 1-month move. +35 or more = bullish, -35 or less = bearish.
What it is. Points for price above each average (+15/+20/+25), MACD positive (+15), and the 1-month return (up to +/-15); small adjustments when RSI is extreme.
How to read it. Use it to sort: high scores are stocks the market is currently rewarding; low scores are being sold.
Watch out. It describes the present, it does not forecast.
SignalsEvents worth a look today: breakout, breakdown, golden/death cross, overbought/oversold, MACD cross, pullback.
What it is. Breakout / Breakdown: closed above the 20-day high / below the 20-day low. Golden cross: 50-day average crossed above the 200-day (long-term bullish); Death cross: the reverse. Overbought/Oversold: RSI above 70 / below 30. Pullback in uptrend: an uptrending stock dipped to its 20/50-day average with a calm RSI - a classic 'buy the dip' setup. Volume spike: 2x normal volume.
How to read it. A signal is a reason to look closer, not an instruction to buy or sell. Signals that agree with the market regime work more often.
Watch out. Always decide where you'd be wrong (stop) before acting on a signal.
Long-term value
P/E (price / earnings)Price you pay for each $1 of yearly profit. Lower = cheaper. Market average is often ~15-25.
What it is. Share price divided by earnings per share. Trailing P/E uses the last 12 months; forward P/E uses analysts' estimate for the next 12 months.
How to read it. A P/E of 20 means paying 20 years of current profit. Under ~15 is usually 'cheap', over ~30 'expensive' - but fast growers deserve higher P/Es, and banks/commodities usually trade lower.
Watch out. Low P/E can mean profits are about to fall (value trap). Compare with peers and the stock's own history.
PEG ratioP/E divided by growth rate. Around 1 = fair for its growth; below 1 = cheap for its growth.
What it is. P/E divided by expected annual earnings growth (in %).
How to read it. Lets you compare a fast grower with a slow one. Under 1 is attractive, 1-2 fair, above 2-3 pricey.
Watch out. Depends on growth forecasts, which are often too optimistic.
P/B (price / book)Price vs. the company's net assets. Most useful for banks and asset-heavy firms (~1-2 is typical).
What it is. Market value divided by book value (assets minus liabilities).
How to read it. Banks around 1-2x book are common; far above that needs very high ROE to justify. Tech companies often trade at high P/B because their value is in intangibles.
Watch out. Not meaningful for companies with little or negative book value.
ROE (return on equity)Profit earned per $1 of shareholders' money. 15%+ is good, 20%+ excellent.
What it is. Net income divided by shareholders' equity - how efficiently the company turns your capital into profit.
How to read it. Consistently above 15-20% often signals a strong business ('moat').
Watch out. Heavy debt or share buybacks can inflate ROE (very high values like 100%+ usually mean small equity).
Net profit marginShare of each sale kept as profit. Higher = more pricing power.
What it is. Net income divided by revenue.
How to read it. Software/chips can earn 20-50%+; retailers 2-5%. Compare within an industry; rising margins are a good sign.
Watch out. One-off gains or losses can distort a single year.
Revenue & earnings growthHow fast sales and profits are growing year-on-year.
What it is. Latest quarter vs. the same quarter a year earlier.
How to read it. Steady double-digit growth plus high margins is the profile of long-term compounders.
Watch out. One quarter is noisy; look for consistency.
Debt / equityBorrowing vs. shareholders' money. Under ~0.5x is conservative; above ~2x is risky (except banks).
What it is. Total debt divided by shareholders' equity.
How to read it. Low debt means the company survives bad years without diluting or selling assets.
Watch out. Banks are financed with deposits, so this ratio doesn't apply to them.
Free-cash-flow yieldCash the business generates per year vs. its market value. 5%+ is attractive.
What it is. Free cash flow (operating cash minus capital spending) divided by market capitalisation.
How to read it. Like an 'earnings yield' in real cash. It's what can fund dividends, buybacks and growth.
Watch out. Big investment years temporarily lower FCF. Skipped for ADRs reporting in another currency.
Dividend yieldYearly cash dividend as % of price. 2-5% is typical for mature companies.
What it is. Annual dividends per share divided by the share price.
How to read it. Good for income investors. Growth companies often pay little and reinvest instead.
Watch out. A very high yield (8%+) often comes from a falling price and may be cut.
Analyst targetAverage 12-month price target from analysts, vs. today's price.
What it is. Mean of professional analysts' 12-month price targets.
How to read it. A useful sentiment check: +20% or more means analysts see clear upside.
Watch out. Targets follow the price and are often too optimistic; treat as one input only.
5-year return per year (CAGR)Average yearly total return over ~5 years, dividends included. The S&P 500 averages ~10%/yr long-term.
What it is. Compound annual growth rate of the dividend-adjusted price.
How to read it. Shows what holding the stock actually delivered. Compare with the index.
Watch out. Past returns don't guarantee future ones; a stock that already ran a lot may be expensive now.
Distance from highHow far the price is below its 5-year peak. Quality stocks far below their high can be opportunities.
What it is. Today's price vs. the highest close of the last ~5 years.
How to read it. Investors look for strong businesses temporarily 20-40% off their highs.
Watch out. Make sure the business, not just the price, is still healthy.
Quality score (0-100)How good the BUSINESS is: ROE, margins, growth and debt combined.
What it is. Weighted mix: ROE (30%), net margin (20%), revenue growth (20%), earnings growth (10%), low debt (20%).
How to read it. 60+ = strong business; below 40 = weak or struggling.
Watch out. Based on recent numbers only; read the company story too.
Valuation score (0-100)How cheap the PRICE is vs. fundamentals: P/E, PEG, FCF yield, P/B, analyst upside, dividend.
What it is. Weighted mix: forward P/E (27%), PEG (18%), FCF yield (18%), P/B (9%), analyst upside (18%), dividend (9%).
How to read it. 55+ = reasonably priced or cheap; below 35 = expensive.
Watch out. Cheap stocks are often cheap for a reason - pair with the quality score.
VerdictQuality x valuation in one phrase. 'Quality at a fair price' is the classic long-term sweet spot.
What it is. Quality 60+ and valuation 55+ = Quality at a fair price; quality 60+ only = Great business, priced richly; valuation 55+ only = Cheap - check why; valuation under 35 = Expensive vs fundamentals.
How to read it. A shortlist for further research, not a buy list.
Watch out. Read the latest results and news before acting.
S&P 5007,568.92 +0.36%
S&P 500 is 3.5% above its 200-day average: mixed trend (be selective), RSI 40, 1-month -2.6%.
IHSG4,920 +0.32%
IHSG is 27.7% below its 200-day average: in a downtrend (defensive: smaller positions, wait for a reclaim), RSI 27, 1-month -20.6%.
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Trading desk Short term · 6-month daily chart · today's most notable setups
GOOGL Google (Alphabet)
280.03 +0.37%
Death crossOversoldBearish -80
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
What this means
- Trend: GOOGL is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 17.7% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 22 is oversold (below 30): it fell fast. Bounces are common, but in a downtrend oversold can stay oversold.
INTC Intel
60.55 +0.97%
OversoldBearish -80
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
What this means
- Trend: INTC fell below both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still above the 200-day - the uptrend is breaking.
- Price is 30.4% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 24 is oversold (below 30): it fell fast. Bounces are common, but in a downtrend oversold can stay oversold.
STX Seagate
606.38 +2.13%
MACD bearish crossBearish -90
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
What this means
- Trend: STX fell below both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still above the 200-day - the uptrend is breaking.
- Price is 12.8% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 35 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
MAR Marriott
416.38 +0.02%
OverboughtBullish +80
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
What this means
- Trend: MAR is in an uptrend: price is above its 50-day average, which is above the 200-day. Buyers are in control.
- Price is 16.7% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 75 is overbought (above 70): the stock ran up quickly. Chasing here is risky; pullbacks often follow.
TickerPrice1D1MTrendRSIMomentumSignal
IBMIBM 250.04 -1.0% +12.8% Turning up 59 +90 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -0.1%
- 1 month
- +12.8%
- 3 months
- +6.0%
- 1 year
- -18.7%
- vs 20-day avg
- +3.4%
- vs 50-day avg
- +6.0%
- vs 200-day avg
- +0.6%
- RSI 14
- 59
- MACD
- positive
- Typical daily range
- 2.9%
- Support / resistance
- 217.80 / 259.87
- 52-week position
- 38% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.6x
- Beta
- 0.76
- Momentum score
- +90 (Bullish)
What this means
- Trend: IBM is above both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still under the 200-day - momentum is improving; a golden cross would confirm it.
- Price is 0.6% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 59 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is above its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing up.
- Nearest floor (support) 217.80 is 14.8% below; ceiling (resistance) 259.87 is 3.9% above.
- A normal day moves about 2.9% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~4.3% is likely to be hit by noise.
KOCoca-Cola 94.80 -1.1% +9.6% Uptrend 62 +89 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- +4.0%
- 1 month
- +9.6%
- 3 months
- +9.2%
- 1 year
- +37.6%
- vs 20-day avg
- +3.0%
- vs 50-day avg
- +5.8%
- vs 200-day avg
- +15.1%
- RSI 14
- 62
- MACD
- positive
- Typical daily range
- 1.8%
- Support / resistance
- 85.67 / 96.26
- 52-week position
- 95% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.0x
- Beta
- 0.27
- Momentum score
- +89 (Bullish)
What this means
- Trend: KO is in an uptrend: price is above its 50-day average, which is above the 200-day. Buyers are in control.
- Price is 15.1% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 62 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is above its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing up.
- Nearest floor (support) 85.67 is 10.7% below; ceiling (resistance) 96.26 is 1.5% above.
- A normal day moves about 1.8% (calm). A stop-loss tighter than ~2.6% is likely to be hit by noise.
TSLATesla 398.50 -1.3% +5.2% Turning up 59 +83 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -2.2%
- 1 month
- +5.2%
- 3 months
- +23.9%
- 1 year
- -12.7%
- vs 20-day avg
- +4.1%
- vs 50-day avg
- +7.3%
- vs 200-day avg
- +3.5%
- RSI 14
- 59
- MACD
- positive
- Typical daily range
- 3.4%
- Support / resistance
- 349.33 / 414.23
- 52-week position
- 50% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.7x
- Beta
- 1.74
- Momentum score
- +83 (Bullish)
What this means
- Trend: TSLA is above both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still under the 200-day - momentum is improving; a golden cross would confirm it.
- Price is 3.5% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 59 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is above its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing up.
- Nearest floor (support) 349.33 is 14.1% below; ceiling (resistance) 414.23 is 3.9% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.4% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~5.0% is likely to be hit by noise.
MARMarriott 416.38 +0.0% +17.0% Uptrend 75 +80 Overbought
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- +6.7%
- 1 month
- +17.0%
- 3 months
- +15.2%
- 1 year
- +59.8%
- vs 20-day avg
- +7.3%
- vs 50-day avg
- +14.9%
- vs 200-day avg
- +16.7%
- RSI 14
- 75
- MACD
- positive
- Typical daily range
- 2.3%
- Support / resistance
- 354.62 / 433.30
- 52-week position
- 90% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.9x
- Beta
- –
- Momentum score
- +80 (Bullish)
What this means
- Trend: MAR is in an uptrend: price is above its 50-day average, which is above the 200-day. Buyers are in control.
- Price is 16.7% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 75 is overbought (above 70): the stock ran up quickly. Chasing here is risky; pullbacks often follow.
- MACD is above its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing up.
- Nearest floor (support) 354.62 is 17.4% below; ceiling (resistance) 433.30 is 4.1% above.
- A normal day moves about 2.3% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~3.5% is likely to be hit by noise.
BRK-BBerkshire Hathaway 557.07 +0.2% +10.5% Uptrend 75 +80 Overbought
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- +2.6%
- 1 month
- +10.5%
- 3 months
- +7.4%
- 1 year
- +16.7%
- vs 20-day avg
- +4.3%
- vs 50-day avg
- +7.7%
- vs 200-day avg
- +12.2%
- RSI 14
- 75
- MACD
- positive
- Typical daily range
- 1.3%
- Support / resistance
- 503.78 / 557.59
- 52-week position
- 97% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.2x
- Beta
- 0.57
- Momentum score
- +80 (Bullish)
What this means
- Trend: BRK-B is in an uptrend: price is above its 50-day average, which is above the 200-day. Buyers are in control.
- Price is 12.2% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 75 is overbought (above 70): the stock ran up quickly. Chasing here is risky; pullbacks often follow.
- MACD is above its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing up.
- Nearest floor (support) 503.78 is 10.6% below; ceiling (resistance) 557.59 is 0.1% above.
- A normal day moves about 1.3% (calm). A stop-loss tighter than ~2.0% is likely to be hit by noise.
MSFTMicrosoft 520.99 +2.7% -0.8% Uptrend 49 +14 Pullback in uptrend
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -1.9%
- 1 month
- -0.8%
- 3 months
- +6.9%
- 1 year
- +0.6%
- vs 20-day avg
- -1.6%
- vs 50-day avg
- +1.3%
- vs 200-day avg
- +18.8%
- RSI 14
- 49
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 2.5%
- Support / resistance
- 504.96 / 551.15
- 52-week position
- 85% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.9x
- Beta
- 1.04
- Momentum score
- +14 (Neutral)
What this means
- Trend: MSFT is in an uptrend: price is above its 50-day average, which is above the 200-day. Buyers are in control.
- Price is 18.8% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 49 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 504.96 is 3.2% below; ceiling (resistance) 551.15 is 5.8% above.
- A normal day moves about 2.5% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~3.8% is likely to be hit by noise.
- Pullback in uptrend: an uptrending stock dipped to its moving average with a calm RSI - the classic 'buy the dip' setup.
AAPLApple 331.90 -1.9% -0.3% Correcting 42 -25 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -4.4%
- 1 month
- -0.3%
- 3 months
- +6.7%
- 1 year
- +22.8%
- vs 20-day avg
- -3.0%
- vs 50-day avg
- -0.6%
- vs 200-day avg
- +11.6%
- RSI 14
- 42
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 2.2%
- Support / resistance
- 330.62 / 351.73
- 52-week position
- 82% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.5x
- Beta
- 1.09
- Momentum score
- -25 (Neutral)
What this means
- Trend: AAPL is still above its 200-day average (long-term trend OK) but slipped below the 50-day - a dip inside a bigger uptrend.
- Price is 11.6% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 42 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 330.62 is 0.4% below; ceiling (resistance) 351.73 is 6.0% above.
- A normal day moves about 2.2% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~3.4% is likely to be hit by noise.
AMZNAmazon 250.69 +2.1% -0.3% Correcting 49 -25 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -1.0%
- 1 month
- -0.3%
- 3 months
- -8.1%
- 1 year
- +2.6%
- vs 20-day avg
- -1.2%
- vs 50-day avg
- -1.2%
- vs 200-day avg
- +3.0%
- RSI 14
- 49
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 3.0%
- Support / resistance
- 229.36 / 265.34
- 52-week position
- 60% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.9x
- Beta
- 1.50
- Momentum score
- -25 (Neutral)
What this means
- Trend: AMZN is still above its 200-day average (long-term trend OK) but slipped below the 50-day - a dip inside a bigger uptrend.
- Price is 3.0% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 49 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 229.36 is 9.3% below; ceiling (resistance) 265.34 is 5.8% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.0% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~4.6% is likely to be hit by noise.
TSMTSMC 404.80 +1.5% -16.7% Correcting 39 -40 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -7.3%
- 1 month
- -16.7%
- 3 months
- -2.2%
- 1 year
- +34.7%
- vs 20-day avg
- -5.7%
- vs 50-day avg
- -6.8%
- vs 200-day avg
- +1.0%
- RSI 14
- 39
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 3.3%
- Support / resistance
- 398.29 / 486.00
- 52-week position
- 63% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.8x
- Beta
- 1.23
- Momentum score
- -40 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: TSM is still above its 200-day average (long-term trend OK) but slipped below the 50-day - a dip inside a bigger uptrend.
- Price is 1.0% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 39 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 398.29 is 1.6% below; ceiling (resistance) 486.00 is 20.1% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.3% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~5.0% is likely to be hit by noise.
NVDANvidia 206.69 +2.3% -13.5% Correcting 39 -40 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -5.2%
- 1 month
- -13.5%
- 3 months
- -5.7%
- 1 year
- +2.1%
- vs 20-day avg
- -5.2%
- vs 50-day avg
- -6.7%
- vs 200-day avg
- +1.0%
- RSI 14
- 39
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 3.1%
- Support / resistance
- 200.92 / 243.37
- 52-week position
- 54% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.9x
- Beta
- 2.25
- Momentum score
- -40 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: NVDA is still above its 200-day average (long-term trend OK) but slipped below the 50-day - a dip inside a bigger uptrend.
- Price is 1.0% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 39 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 200.92 is 2.9% below; ceiling (resistance) 243.37 is 17.7% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.1% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~4.7% is likely to be hit by noise.
AMDAMD 483.90 +3.7% -23.4% Correcting 38 -40 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -13.6%
- 1 month
- -23.4%
- 3 months
- +0.4%
- 1 year
- +88.9%
- vs 20-day avg
- -12.6%
- vs 50-day avg
- -11.8%
- vs 200-day avg
- +17.2%
- RSI 14
- 38
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 6.3%
- Support / resistance
- 466.07 / 658.52
- 52-week position
- 63% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.6x
- Beta
- 2.54
- Momentum score
- -40 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: AMD is still above its 200-day average (long-term trend OK) but slipped below the 50-day - a dip inside a bigger uptrend.
- Price is 17.2% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 38 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 466.07 is 3.8% below; ceiling (resistance) 658.52 is 36.1% above.
- A normal day moves about 6.3% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~9.5% is likely to be hit by noise.
MUMicron 855.10 +2.6% -19.6% Correcting 40 -40 MACD bearish cross
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -7.9%
- 1 month
- -19.6%
- 3 months
- -4.3%
- 1 year
- +282.1%
- vs 20-day avg
- -8.0%
- vs 50-day avg
- -12.3%
- vs 200-day avg
- +13.7%
- RSI 14
- 40
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 5.8%
- Support / resistance
- 829.24 / 1,089.22
- 52-week position
- 62% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.8x
- Beta
- 2.40
- Momentum score
- -40 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: MU is still above its 200-day average (long-term trend OK) but slipped below the 50-day - a dip inside a bigger uptrend.
- Price is 13.7% above the 200-day average (long-term buyers are in profit on average).
- RSI 40 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 829.24 is 3.1% below; ceiling (resistance) 1,089.22 is 27.4% above.
- A normal day moves about 5.8% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~8.7% is likely to be hit by noise.
PGEOPertamina Geothermal 965 +10.9% -3.5% Downtrend 49 -50 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -2.5%
- 1 month
- -3.5%
- 3 months
- -4.5%
- 1 year
- -27.2%
- vs 20-day avg
- +0.2%
- vs 50-day avg
- -3.5%
- vs 200-day avg
- -5.7%
- RSI 14
- 49
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 5.7%
- Support / resistance
- 820 / 1,030
- 52-week position
- 33% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.0x
- Beta
- –
- Momentum score
- -50 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: PGEO is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 5.7% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 49 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 820 is 17.7% below; ceiling (resistance) 1,030 is 6.7% above.
- A normal day moves about 5.7% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~8.5% is likely to be hit by noise.
GOOGLGoogle (Alphabet) 280.03 +0.4% -19.2% Downtrend 22 -80 Death cross
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -12.6%
- 1 month
- -19.2%
- 3 months
- -22.7%
- 1 year
- -0.4%
- vs 20-day avg
- -14.4%
- vs 50-day avg
- -16.8%
- vs 200-day avg
- -17.7%
- RSI 14
- 22
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 3.5%
- Support / resistance
- 276.92 / 359.40
- 52-week position
- 7% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.0x
- Beta
- 1.23
- Momentum score
- -80 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: GOOGL is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 17.7% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 22 is oversold (below 30): it fell fast. Bounces are common, but in a downtrend oversold can stay oversold.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 276.92 is 1.1% below; ceiling (resistance) 359.40 is 28.3% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.5% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~5.3% is likely to be hit by noise.
- Death cross: the 50-day average just crossed below the 200-day, a widely watched long-term bearish signal.
INTCIntel 60.55 +1.0% -47.9% Weakening 24 -80 Oversold
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -35.4%
- 1 month
- -47.9%
- 3 months
- -40.1%
- 1 year
- +51.4%
- vs 20-day avg
- -33.4%
- vs 50-day avg
- -39.4%
- vs 200-day avg
- -30.4%
- RSI 14
- 24
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 10.9%
- Support / resistance
- 59.40 / 118.20
- 52-week position
- 25% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.2x
- Beta
- 2.43
- Momentum score
- -80 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: INTC fell below both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still above the 200-day - the uptrend is breaking.
- Price is 30.4% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 24 is oversold (below 30): it fell fast. Bounces are common, but in a downtrend oversold can stay oversold.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 59.40 is 1.9% below; ceiling (resistance) 118.20 is 95.2% above.
- A normal day moves about 10.9% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~16.4% is likely to be hit by noise.
METAMeta 621.03 +2.4% -16.3% Weakening 37 -90 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- +0.1%
- 1 month
- -16.3%
- 3 months
- +5.5%
- 1 year
- -4.2%
- vs 20-day avg
- -8.5%
- vs 50-day avg
- -7.6%
- vs 200-day avg
- -1.7%
- RSI 14
- 37
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 3.6%
- Support / resistance
- 606.41 / 771.27
- 52-week position
- 39% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.6x
- Beta
- 1.28
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: META fell below both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still above the 200-day - the uptrend is breaking.
- Price is 1.7% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 37 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 606.41 is 2.4% below; ceiling (resistance) 771.27 is 24.2% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.6% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~5.4% is likely to be hit by noise.
STXSeagate 606.38 +2.1% -31.6% Weakening 35 -90 MACD bearish cross
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -9.2%
- 1 month
- -31.6%
- 3 months
- -27.6%
- 1 year
- +137.0%
- vs 20-day avg
- -11.9%
- vs 50-day avg
- -23.3%
- vs 200-day avg
- -12.8%
- RSI 14
- 35
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 8.4%
- Support / resistance
- 586.88 / 863.50
- 52-week position
- 41% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.8x
- Beta
- 2.20
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: STX fell below both its 50 and 200-day averages while the 50-day is still above the 200-day - the uptrend is breaking.
- Price is 12.8% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 35 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 586.88 is 3.3% below; ceiling (resistance) 863.50 is 42.4% above.
- A normal day moves about 8.4% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~12.6% is likely to be hit by noise.
BBCABank Central Asia 4,930 +1.9% -19.2% Downtrend 37 -90 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -6.5%
- 1 month
- -19.2%
- 3 months
- -23.6%
- 1 year
- -32.5%
- vs 20-day avg
- -7.5%
- vs 50-day avg
- -17.1%
- vs 200-day avg
- -23.4%
- RSI 14
- 37
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 4.3%
- Support / resistance
- 4,740 / 6,150
- 52-week position
- 5% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.7x
- Beta
- 0.07
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: BBCA is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 23.4% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 37 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 4,740 is 4.0% below; ceiling (resistance) 6,150 is 24.7% above.
- A normal day moves about 4.3% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~6.5% is likely to be hit by noise.
BBRIBank Rakyat Indonesia 2,690 +1.1% -13.5% Downtrend 36 -90 MACD bearish cross
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -7.9%
- 1 month
- -13.5%
- 3 months
- -10.9%
- 1 year
- -23.8%
- vs 20-day avg
- -6.6%
- vs 50-day avg
- -13.3%
- vs 200-day avg
- -17.0%
- RSI 14
- 36
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 4.5%
- Support / resistance
- 2,460 / 3,160
- 52-week position
- 14% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.6x
- Beta
- 0.21
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: BBRI is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 17.0% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 36 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 2,460 is 9.3% below; ceiling (resistance) 3,160 is 17.5% above.
- A normal day moves about 4.5% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~6.8% is likely to be hit by noise.
BMRIBank Mandiri 3,600 +0.3% -12.2% Downtrend 36 -90 MACD bearish cross
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -6.2%
- 1 month
- -12.2%
- 3 months
- -14.7%
- 1 year
- -12.0%
- vs 20-day avg
- -5.0%
- vs 50-day avg
- -11.2%
- vs 200-day avg
- -18.2%
- RSI 14
- 36
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 3.7%
- Support / resistance
- 3,200 / 4,130
- 52-week position
- 18% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.5x
- Beta
- -0.03
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: BMRI is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 18.2% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 36 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 3,200 is 12.5% below; ceiling (resistance) 4,130 is 14.7% above.
- A normal day moves about 3.7% (lively). A stop-loss tighter than ~5.5% is likely to be hit by noise.
TLKMTelkom Indonesia 1,885 +0.3% -17.3% Downtrend 33 -90 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -8.9%
- 1 month
- -17.3%
- 3 months
- -30.4%
- 1 year
- -36.1%
- vs 20-day avg
- -10.3%
- vs 50-day avg
- -19.6%
- vs 200-day avg
- -33.6%
- RSI 14
- 33
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 5.5%
- Support / resistance
- 1,770 / 2,340
- 52-week position
- 5% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 0.5x
- Beta
- 0.23
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: TLKM is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 33.6% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 33 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 1,770 is 6.5% below; ceiling (resistance) 2,340 is 24.1% above.
- A normal day moves about 5.5% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~8.2% is likely to be hit by noise.
ANTMAneka Tambang 2,600 +8.3% -20.0% Downtrend 41 -90 –
Price 20-day 50-day 200-day Resistance Support What are these?
- 1 week
- -7.1%
- 1 month
- -20.0%
- 3 months
- -15.3%
- 1 year
- -24.2%
- vs 20-day avg
- -7.0%
- vs 50-day avg
- -14.2%
- vs 200-day avg
- -23.1%
- RSI 14
- 41
- MACD
- negative
- Typical daily range
- 6.0%
- Support / resistance
- 2,380 / 3,260
- 52-week position
- 10% of range
- Volume vs avg
- 1.3x
- Beta
- 0.84
- Momentum score
- -90 (Bearish)
What this means
- Trend: ANTM is in a downtrend: price is below its 50-day average, which is below the 200-day. Sellers are in control; trend-followers usually wait.
- Price is 23.1% below the 200-day average (the average long-term holder is under water).
- RSI 41 is in the neutral zone (30-70): no extreme in either direction.
- MACD is below its signal line: short-term momentum is pointing down.
- Nearest floor (support) 2,380 is 9.2% below; ceiling (resistance) 3,260 is 25.4% above.
- A normal day moves about 6.0% (very volatile). A stop-loss tighter than ~9.1% is likely to be hit by noise.
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Long-term value Quality × valuation · 5-year chart · for buy-and-hold investing
- 1
TSM TSMCQuality at a fair price
Score 91 · Quality 100 · Valuation 81
Fwd P/E 17.3 · PEG 0.72 · ROE 42% · net margin 51% · dividend 0.9% · analyst target +44% · 5y return +30%/yr · 17% below 5y high
- 2
MU MicronQuality at a fair price
Score 88 · Quality 100 · Valuation 76
Fwd P/E 4.1 · PEG 0.16 · ROE 88% · net margin 64% · dividend 0.1% · analyst target +83% · 5y return +65%/yr · 30% below 5y high
- 3
BBCA Bank Central AsiaQuality at a fair price
Score 86 · Quality 75 · Valuation 96
Fwd P/E 10.0 · PEG 1.25 · ROE 21% · net margin 53% · dividend 7.6% · analyst target +52% · 5y return -5%/yr · 55% below 5y high
- 4
ANTM Aneka TambangQuality at a fair price
Score 86 · Quality 88 · Valuation 85
Fwd P/E 16.9 · ROE 29% · net margin 10% · dividend 8.1% · analyst target +74% · 5y return +7%/yr · 45% below 5y high
- 5
BBRI Bank Rakyat IndonesiaQuality at a fair price
Score 85 · Quality 71 · Valuation 99
Fwd P/E 6.0 · PEG 1.07 · ROE 19% · net margin 42% · dividend 14.8% · analyst target +38% · 5y return -2%/yr · 58% below 5y high
TickerFwd P/EPEGROEDivAnalysts5y/yrValue scoreVerdict
TSMTSMC 17.3 0.72 42% 0.9% +44% +30% 91 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 2.10T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 26.2
- Forward P/E
- 17.3
- PEG
- 0.72
- Price / book
- –
- ROE
- 42%
- Net margin
- 51%
- Revenue growth
- +51%
- Earnings growth
- +69%
- Debt / equity
- 0.12x
- FCF yield
- –
- Dividend yield
- 0.9%
- Analyst target
- +44%
- 5y return / yr
- +30.1%
- From 5y high
- -17%
- vs 200-day avg
- +1.0%
- Quality score
- 100
- Valuation score
- 81
What this means
- Forward P/E 17.3: you pay 17.3x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 0.72: cheap relative to its growth (below 1).
- ROE 42%: earns 42 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 51% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +50.9% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.12x equity - conservative.
- Dividend yield 0.9%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +44.4% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +30.1% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 17% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 100/100, valuation 81/100).
MUMicron 4.1 0.16 88% 0.1% +83% +65% 88 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 967.5B USD
- Trailing P/E
- 11.5
- Forward P/E
- 4.1
- PEG
- 0.16
- Price / book
- 7.0
- ROE
- 88%
- Net margin
- 64%
- Revenue growth
- +379%
- Earnings growth
- +1060%
- Debt / equity
- 0.04x
- FCF yield
- 3.0%
- Dividend yield
- 0.1%
- Analyst target
- +83% (strong buy, 45 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +64.8%
- From 5y high
- -30%
- vs 200-day avg
- +13.7%
- Quality score
- 100
- Valuation score
- 76
What this means
- Forward P/E 4.1: you pay 4.1x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 0.16: cheap relative to its growth (below 1).
- ROE 88%: earns 88 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent (very high values usually mean small equity from buybacks or debt).
- Keeps 64% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +379.3% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.04x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 3.0%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.1%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +82.7% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +64.8% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 30% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 100/100, valuation 76/100).
BBCABank Central Asia 10.0 1.25 21% 7.6% +52% -5% 86 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 594.55T IDR
- Trailing P/E
- 10.3
- Forward P/E
- 10.0
- PEG
- 1.25
- Price / book
- 2.1
- ROE
- 21%
- Net margin
- 53%
- Revenue growth
- +8%
- Earnings growth
- +10%
- Debt / equity
- –
- FCF yield
- –
- Dividend yield
- 7.6%
- Analyst target
- +52% (strong buy, 25 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- -4.7%
- From 5y high
- -55%
- vs 200-day avg
- -23.4%
- Quality score
- 75
- Valuation score
- 96
What this means
- Forward P/E 10.0: you pay 10.0x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 1.25: fair for its growth (1-2).
- ROE 21%: earns 21 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 53% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +7.7% vs. a year ago.
- Dividend yield 7.6%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +52.3% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned -4.7% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 55% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 75/100, valuation 96/100).
ANTMAneka Tambang 16.9 – 29% 8.1% +74% +7% 86 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 57.67T IDR
- Trailing P/E
- 7.0
- Forward P/E
- 16.9
- PEG
- –
- Price / book
- 1.5
- ROE
- 29%
- Net margin
- 10%
- Revenue growth
- +98%
- Earnings growth
- +92%
- Debt / equity
- 0.16x
- FCF yield
- 4.0%
- Dividend yield
- 8.1%
- Analyst target
- +74% (strong buy, 17 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +7.1%
- From 5y high
- -45%
- vs 200-day avg
- -23.1%
- Quality score
- 88
- Valuation score
- 85
What this means
- Forward P/E 16.9: you pay 16.9x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- ROE 29%: earns 29 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 10% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +98.1% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.16x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 4.0%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 8.1% - unusually high; often a sign the price fell, check it is sustainable.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +74.3% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +7.1% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 45% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 88/100, valuation 85/100).
BBRIBank Rakyat Indonesia 6.0 1.07 19% 14.8% +38% -2% 85 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 400.82T IDR
- Trailing P/E
- 6.9
- Forward P/E
- 6.0
- PEG
- 1.07
- Price / book
- 1.2
- ROE
- 19%
- Net margin
- 42%
- Revenue growth
- +4%
- Earnings growth
- +21%
- Debt / equity
- –
- FCF yield
- –
- Dividend yield
- 14.8%
- Analyst target
- +38% (buy, 22 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- -2.3%
- From 5y high
- -58%
- vs 200-day avg
- -17.0%
- Quality score
- 71
- Valuation score
- 99
What this means
- Forward P/E 6.0: you pay 6.0x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 1.07: fair for its growth (1-2).
- ROE 19%: earns 19 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - good.
- Keeps 42% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +4.0% vs. a year ago.
- Dividend yield 14.8% - unusually high; often a sign the price fell, check it is sustainable.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +38.4% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned -2.3% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 58% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 71/100, valuation 99/100).
NVDANvidia 13.0 0.25 117% 0.5% +58% +47% 82 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 4.99T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 26.1
- Forward P/E
- 13.0
- PEG
- 0.25
- Price / book
- 21.8
- ROE
- 117%
- Net margin
- 64%
- Revenue growth
- +106%
- Earnings growth
- +128%
- Debt / equity
- 0.17x
- FCF yield
- 0.8%
- Dividend yield
- 0.5%
- Analyst target
- +58% (strong buy, 58 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +47.5%
- From 5y high
- -14%
- vs 200-day avg
- +1.0%
- Quality score
- 100
- Valuation score
- 65
What this means
- Forward P/E 13.0: you pay 13.0x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 0.25: cheap relative to its growth (below 1).
- ROE 117%: earns 117 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent (very high values usually mean small equity from buybacks or debt).
- Keeps 64% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +105.9% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.17x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 0.8%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.5%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +58.3% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +47.5% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 100/100, valuation 65/100).
METAMeta 17.5 0.79 32% 0.3% +37% +13% 82 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 1.59T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 21.2
- Forward P/E
- 17.5
- PEG
- 0.79
- Price / book
- 5.8
- ROE
- 32%
- Net margin
- 31%
- Revenue growth
- +26%
- Earnings growth
- +265%
- Debt / equity
- 0.42x
- FCF yield
- 1.1%
- Dividend yield
- 0.3%
- Analyst target
- +37% (strong buy, 58 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +13.3%
- From 5y high
- -21%
- vs 200-day avg
- -1.7%
- Quality score
- 99
- Valuation score
- 65
What this means
- Forward P/E 17.5: you pay 17.5x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 0.79: cheap relative to its growth (below 1).
- ROE 32%: earns 32 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 31% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +26.1% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.42x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 1.1%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.3%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +36.6% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +13.3% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 21% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 99/100, valuation 65/100).
STXSeagate 9.3 0.34 259% 0.5% +72% +49% 82 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 139.2B USD
- Trailing P/E
- 31.8
- Forward P/E
- 9.3
- PEG
- 0.34
- Price / book
- 40.3
- ROE
- 259%
- Net margin
- 32%
- Revenue growth
- +61%
- Earnings growth
- +212%
- Debt / equity
- 0.77x
- FCF yield
- 1.6%
- Dividend yield
- 0.5%
- Analyst target
- +72% (strong buy, 24 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +49.0%
- From 5y high
- -45%
- vs 200-day avg
- -12.8%
- Quality score
- 94
- Valuation score
- 70
What this means
- Forward P/E 9.3: you pay 9.3x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 0.34: cheap relative to its growth (below 1).
- ROE 259%: earns 259 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent (very high values usually mean small equity from buybacks or debt).
- Keeps 32% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +61.0% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.77x equity - moderate.
- Free-cash-flow yield 1.6%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.5%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +72.3% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +49.0% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 45% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 94/100, valuation 70/100).
PGEOPertamina Geothermal 13.9 – 8% 5.3% +49% +7% 77 Cheap - check why (value-trap risk)
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 36.50T IDR
- Trailing P/E
- 14.2
- Forward P/E
- 13.9
- PEG
- –
- Price / book
- –
- ROE
- 8%
- Net margin
- 34%
- Revenue growth
- +3%
- Earnings growth
- +30%
- Debt / equity
- 0.36x
- FCF yield
- –
- Dividend yield
- 5.3%
- Analyst target
- +49% (strong buy, 9 analysts)
- 4y return / yr
- +6.7%
- From 4y high
- -47%
- vs 200-day avg
- -5.7%
- Quality score
- 60
- Valuation score
- 94
What this means
- Forward P/E 13.9: you pay 13.9x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- ROE 8%: earns 8 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - weak.
- Keeps 34% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +2.8% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.36x equity - conservative.
- Dividend yield 5.3%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +48.6% from today.
- Over the last 4 years it returned +6.7% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 47% below its 4-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Cheap - check why (value-trap risk) (quality 60/100, valuation 94/100).
GOOGLGoogle (Alphabet) 18.1 1.01 44% 0.3% +43% +14% 76 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 3.44T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 14.6
- Forward P/E
- 18.1
- PEG
- 1.01
- Price / book
- 5.2
- ROE
- 44%
- Net margin
- 50%
- Revenue growth
- +25%
- Earnings growth
- -25%
- Debt / equity
- 0.22x
- FCF yield
- -0.0%
- Dividend yield
- 0.3%
- Analyst target
- +43% (strong buy, 53 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +13.8%
- From 5y high
- -30%
- vs 200-day avg
- -17.7%
- Quality score
- 90
- Valuation score
- 62
What this means
- Forward P/E 18.1: you pay 18.1x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 1.01: fair for its growth (1-2).
- ROE 44%: earns 44 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 50% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +24.7% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.22x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield -0.0%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.3%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +43.0% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +13.8% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 30% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 90/100, valuation 62/100).
MSFTMicrosoft 21.5 1.50 34% 0.8% +22% +10% 75 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 3.87T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 27.2
- Forward P/E
- 21.5
- PEG
- 1.50
- Price / book
- 8.2
- ROE
- 34%
- Net margin
- 41%
- Revenue growth
- +19%
- Earnings growth
- +32%
- Debt / equity
- 0.28x
- FCF yield
- 0.1%
- Dividend yield
- 0.8%
- Analyst target
- +22% (strong buy, 53 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +10.0%
- From 5y high
- -4%
- vs 200-day avg
- +18.8%
- Quality score
- 99
- Valuation score
- 51
What this means
- Forward P/E 21.5: you pay 21.5x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 1.50: fair for its growth (1-2).
- ROE 34%: earns 34 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 41% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +18.8% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.28x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 0.1%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.8%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +21.5% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +10.0% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 99/100, valuation 51/100).
BMRIBank Mandiri 5.4 3.42 22% 14.7% +34% +8% 71 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 335.07T IDR
- Trailing P/E
- 5.4
- Forward P/E
- 5.4
- PEG
- 3.42
- Price / book
- 1.1
- ROE
- 22%
- Net margin
- 46%
- Revenue growth
- -10%
- Earnings growth
- +14%
- Debt / equity
- –
- FCF yield
- –
- Dividend yield
- 14.7%
- Analyst target
- +34% (buy, 23 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +7.6%
- From 5y high
- -52%
- vs 200-day avg
- -18.2%
- Quality score
- 65
- Valuation score
- 78
What this means
- Forward P/E 5.4: you pay 5.4x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 3.42: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 22%: earns 22 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 46% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew -10.3% vs. a year ago.
- Dividend yield 14.7% - unusually high; often a sign the price fell, check it is sustainable.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +34.0% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +7.6% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 52% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 65/100, valuation 78/100).
TLKMTelkom Indonesia 7.2 2.35 16% 11.4% +71% -8% 68 Cheap - check why (value-trap risk)
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 185.12T IDR
- Trailing P/E
- 12.0
- Forward P/E
- 7.2
- PEG
- 2.35
- Price / book
- 1.5
- ROE
- 16%
- Net margin
- 11%
- Revenue growth
- +3%
- Earnings growth
- -16%
- Debt / equity
- 0.56x
- FCF yield
- 17.3%
- Dividend yield
- 11.4%
- Analyst target
- +71% (strong buy, 23 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- -7.7%
- From 5y high
- -60%
- vs 200-day avg
- -33.6%
- Quality score
- 49
- Valuation score
- 88
What this means
- Forward P/E 7.2: you pay 7.2x next year's expected profit - cheap by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 2.35: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 16%: earns 16 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - good.
- Keeps 11% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +2.8% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.56x equity - moderate.
- Free-cash-flow yield 17.3%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price - attractive.
- Dividend yield 11.4% - unusually high; often a sign the price fell, check it is sustainable.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +71.0% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned -7.7% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 60% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Cheap - check why (value-trap risk) (quality 49/100, valuation 88/100).
AMZNAmazon 23.0 1.42 27% 0.0% +30% +8% 65 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 2.71T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 20.3
- Forward P/E
- 23.0
- PEG
- 1.42
- Price / book
- 4.4
- ROE
- 27%
- Net margin
- 17%
- Revenue growth
- +12%
- Earnings growth
- -3%
- Debt / equity
- 0.50x
- FCF yield
- -1.3%
- Dividend yield
- 0.0%
- Analyst target
- +30% (strong buy, 57 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +7.6%
- From 5y high
- -12%
- vs 200-day avg
- +3.0%
- Quality score
- 77
- Valuation score
- 54
What this means
- Forward P/E 23.0: you pay 23.0x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 1.42: fair for its growth (1-2).
- ROE 27%: earns 27 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 17% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +12.1% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.50x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield -1.3%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +30.3% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +7.6% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 77/100, valuation 54/100).
MARMarriott 31.1 2.08 – 0.7% -4% +22% 62 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 107.2B USD
- Trailing P/E
- 41.5
- Forward P/E
- 31.1
- PEG
- 2.08
- Price / book
- –
- ROE
- –
- Net margin
- 32%
- Revenue growth
- +305%
- Earnings growth
- +14%
- Debt / equity
- –
- FCF yield
- –
- Dividend yield
- 0.7%
- Analyst target
- -4% (buy, 26 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +21.5%
- From 5y high
- +0%
- vs 200-day avg
- +16.7%
- Quality score
- 94
- Valuation score
- 29
What this means
- Forward P/E 31.1: you pay 31.1x next year's expected profit - expensive by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 2.08: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- Keeps 32% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +305.1% vs. a year ago.
- Dividend yield 0.7%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is -3.7% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +21.5% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 94/100, valuation 29/100).
AMDAMD 30.1 0.46 10% 0.0% +34% +29% 60 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 790.0B USD
- Trailing P/E
- 123.4
- Forward P/E
- 30.1
- PEG
- 0.46
- Price / book
- 11.7
- ROE
- 10%
- Net margin
- 16%
- Revenue growth
- +50%
- Earnings growth
- +160%
- Debt / equity
- 0.06x
- FCF yield
- 1.1%
- Dividend yield
- 0.0%
- Analyst target
- +34% (strong buy, 48 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +28.6%
- From 5y high
- -25%
- vs 200-day avg
- +17.2%
- Quality score
- 70
- Valuation score
- 49
What this means
- Forward P/E 30.1: you pay 30.1x next year's expected profit - expensive by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 0.46: cheap relative to its growth (below 1).
- ROE 10%: earns 10 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - average.
- Keeps 16% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +50.1% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.06x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 1.1%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +34.2% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +28.6% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 25% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 70/100, valuation 49/100).
IBMIBM 18.9 2.38 35% 2.7% +4% +20% 60 Quality at a fair price
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 236.3B USD
- Trailing P/E
- 21.3
- Forward P/E
- 18.9
- PEG
- 2.38
- Price / book
- 6.7
- ROE
- 35%
- Net margin
- 16%
- Revenue growth
- +5%
- Earnings growth
- +25%
- Debt / equity
- 1.85x
- FCF yield
- 5.2%
- Dividend yield
- 2.7%
- Analyst target
- +4% (buy, 23 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +20.2%
- From 5y high
- -24%
- vs 200-day avg
- +0.6%
- Quality score
- 62
- Valuation score
- 58
What this means
- Forward P/E 18.9: you pay 18.9x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 2.38: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 35%: earns 35 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 16% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +4.7% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 1.85x equity - high; check it can be serviced.
- Free-cash-flow yield 5.2%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price - attractive.
- Dividend yield 2.7%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +3.7% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +20.2% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 24% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Quality at a fair price (quality 62/100, valuation 58/100).
AAPLApple 31.1 2.71 149% 0.3% +0% +18% 58 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 4.84T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 37.0
- Forward P/E
- 31.1
- PEG
- 2.71
- Price / book
- 45.1
- ROE
- 149%
- Net margin
- 28%
- Revenue growth
- +16%
- Earnings growth
- +29%
- Debt / equity
- 0.78x
- FCF yield
- 2.2%
- Dividend yield
- 0.3%
- Analyst target
- +0% (buy, 38 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +17.7%
- From 5y high
- -5%
- vs 200-day avg
- +11.6%
- Quality score
- 91
- Valuation score
- 24
What this means
- Forward P/E 31.1: you pay 31.1x next year's expected profit - expensive by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 2.71: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 149%: earns 149 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent (very high values usually mean small equity from buybacks or debt).
- Keeps 28% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +16.4% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.78x equity - moderate.
- Free-cash-flow yield 2.2%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 0.3%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +0.5% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +17.7% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 91/100, valuation 24/100).
BRK-BBerkshire Hathaway 24.8 10.06 12% 0.0% -0% +14% 58 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 1.19T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 14.0
- Forward P/E
- 24.8
- PEG
- 10.06
- Price / book
- 0.0
- ROE
- 12%
- Net margin
- 22%
- Revenue growth
- +10%
- Earnings growth
- +108%
- Debt / equity
- 0.17x
- FCF yield
- 6.0%
- Dividend yield
- 0.0%
- Analyst target
- -0% (buy, 3 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +14.1%
- From 5y high
- +0%
- vs 200-day avg
- +12.2%
- Quality score
- 70
- Valuation score
- 46
What this means
- Forward P/E 24.8: you pay 24.8x next year's expected profit - moderate by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 10.06: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 12%: earns 12 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - average.
- Keeps 22% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +10.0% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.17x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 6.0%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price - attractive.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is -0.3% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +14.1% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 70/100, valuation 46/100).
KOCoca-Cola 26.9 4.04 41% 2.2% +3% +14% 52 Great business, priced richly
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 407.8B USD
- Trailing P/E
- 28.0
- Forward P/E
- 26.9
- PEG
- 4.04
- Price / book
- 10.9
- ROE
- 41%
- Net margin
- 29%
- Revenue growth
- +7%
- Earnings growth
- +8%
- Debt / equity
- 1.07x
- FCF yield
- 1.1%
- Dividend yield
- 2.2%
- Analyst target
- +3% (buy, 24 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +14.2%
- From 5y high
- -1%
- vs 200-day avg
- +15.1%
- Quality score
- 76
- Valuation score
- 27
What this means
- Forward P/E 26.9: you pay 26.9x next year's expected profit - expensive by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 4.04: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 41%: earns 41 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - excellent.
- Keeps 29% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +7.4% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 1.07x equity - moderate.
- Free-cash-flow yield 1.1%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Dividend yield 2.2%.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +3.1% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +14.2% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- Overall: Great business, priced richly (quality 76/100, valuation 27/100).
INTCIntel 33.7 1.36 -10% 0.0% +53% +5% 43 Neutral
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 321.8B USD
- Trailing P/E
- –
- Forward P/E
- 33.7
- PEG
- 1.36
- Price / book
- 2.8
- ROE
- -10%
- Net margin
- -20%
- Revenue growth
- +21%
- Earnings growth
- -33%
- Debt / equity
- 0.38x
- FCF yield
- 0.3%
- Dividend yield
- 0.0%
- Analyst target
- +53% (hold, 43 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- +5.4%
- From 5y high
- -57%
- vs 200-day avg
- -30.4%
- Quality score
- 39
- Valuation score
- 47
What this means
- Forward P/E 33.7: you pay 33.7x next year's expected profit - expensive by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 1.36: fair for its growth (1-2).
- ROE -10%: earns -10 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - weak.
- Keeps -20% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew +20.9% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.38x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 0.3%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +53.1% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned +5.4% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 57% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Neutral (quality 39/100, valuation 47/100).
TSLATesla 184.6 4.71 4% 0.0% +4% -1% 17 Expensive vs fundamentals
Weekly price 200-day average
- Market cap
- 1.58T USD
- Trailing P/E
- 437.9
- Forward P/E
- 184.6
- PEG
- 4.71
- Price / book
- 17.6
- ROE
- 4%
- Net margin
- 3%
- Revenue growth
- -0%
- Earnings growth
- -44%
- Debt / equity
- 0.18x
- FCF yield
- 0.3%
- Dividend yield
- 0.0%
- Analyst target
- +4% (buy, 40 analysts)
- 5y return / yr
- -0.6%
- From 5y high
- -19%
- vs 200-day avg
- +3.5%
- Quality score
- 26
- Valuation score
- 8
What this means
- Forward P/E 184.6: you pay 184.6x next year's expected profit - very expensive by the usual rule of thumb.
- PEG 4.71: pricey even after accounting for growth (above 2).
- ROE 4%: earns 4 cents per $1 of shareholder capital - weak.
- Keeps 3% of every sale as profit (net margin).
- Sales grew -0.2% vs. a year ago.
- Debt is 0.18x equity - conservative.
- Free-cash-flow yield 0.3%: the cash the business throws off each year vs. its price.
- Analysts' average 12-month target is +3.7% from today.
- Over the last 5 years it returned -0.6% per year including dividends (the US market's long-run average is roughly +10%/yr).
- It is 19% below its 5-year high - investors call this a discount if the business is still healthy.
- Overall: Expensive vs fundamentals (quality 26/100, valuation 8/100).
Quality = ROE, margins, growth, debt. Valuation = forward P/E, PEG, FCF yield, P/B, analyst target, dividend. Tap a row for the 5-year chart, 18 metrics and what they mean.
Rule-based screen from Yahoo Finance data (prices may be delayed; fundamentals refresh about twice a day). Educational only, not financial advice. Do your own research.
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