Filters

• 📉 Share Buybacks: Share Dilution CAGR over 5 years less than 0%.

• 🏷️ Bargain Earnings: P/E (Price-to-Earnings) TTM (Trailing Twelve Months) below 10.

• 💸 Cash Efficiency: P/FCF (Price-to-Free Cash Flow) TTM under 10.

• 🛡️ Lean Financing: Debt-to-Assets ratio latest under 10%.

• 🚀 Profit Powerhouse: Net Profit 5-year CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) over 15%.

• 🔍 Order: Sorted by the least share dilution.

Explanation

A "Share Dilution CAGR" less than 0% over the past five years indicates the company has been buying back its shares, signaling confidence in its intrinsic value and a commitment to returning capital to shareholders. A "P/E TTM" below 10 often points to a potentially undervalued stock relative to its earnings in the trailing twelve months. A "P/FCF TTM" under 10 suggests the stock might be undervalued compared to the free cash flow it's generating. A "Debt-to-Assets" ratio of less than 10% indicates the firm's reliance more on equity than debt, showcasing a minimal leveraged position in assets. A "Net Profit 5-year CAGR" over 15% signifies a strong and consistent growth in profitability over time. Sorting by "Share Dilution" ensures priority is given to companies that have been buying back their shares the most, signaling a commitment to shareholder value.