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Stock analysis and screening method

Obermatt expresses investment criteria as a percentile rank against a company’s competition (so called peer companies). Percentile ranks have values between 0% (lowest rank) and 100% (highest rank). The percentile rank shows the percent of peers outperformed.

Indexing removes dilutions from economic cycles for better share recommendations and screening. Additionally, financial as well as qualitative criteria can be combined which has not been possible to date.

You can select investment criteria and combine them any way you like. The results table ranks those shares the highest that best match your criteria.

Samples of the Obermatt ranking method

Obermatt ranks not the absolute value of the investment criteria selected but rather the rank of that metric. For example, if you select Revenue Growth, Obermatt ranks not the actual revenue growth (e.g. 15%) but rather the percentage of peers outperformed on that metric (e.g. with 15% revenue growth, a company could have outperformed as many as 80% of its peers). While revenue growth could have values between -100% and even x thousand%, the Obermatt rank adjusts every metric to a value between 0% and 100% making it much better comparable.

Benefit of the Obermatt ranking method

Converting metrics into percentile ranks allows unlimited, simultaneous combinations of investment criteria. Even more important for share analysis and screening: the result is a ranking of stocks. By indexing performance, Obermatt can rank single metrics or combinations of metrics and deliver a ranking table where the stocks that best meet your investment criteria are at the top of the list. This is now possible thanks to the indexing performance method by Obermatt.

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