In essence, The Magic Formula does the following:
1. You buy good companies (high return on capital)
2. Which are cheap (high earnings yield)
1. You buy good companies (high return on capital)
2. Which are cheap (high earnings yield)
Here are the 8 steps for The Magic Formula:
1. Screen for companies with a minimum market cap of $50 million
2 Exclude utility and financial stocks
1. Screen for companies with a minimum market cap of $50 million
2 Exclude utility and financial stocks
3. Determine the companyβs earnings yield
4. Determine the companyβs return on capital
4. Determine the companyβs return on capital
5. Rank all companies by highest earnings yield and highest return on capital (ranked as %)
6. Invest in the 20-30 highest ranked companies for 1 year
6. Invest in the 20-30 highest ranked companies for 1 year
7. Rebalance your portfolio once per year
8. Continue to do this over a long-term period (at least 3-5 years)
8. Continue to do this over a long-term period (at least 3-5 years)
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Soon, we will publish a full article explaining Joel Greenblatt's full investment philosophy.
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