February 7, 2014
Snapshot Top 10: New Zealand Stock Exchange Index NZSX 50
The Top 10 performing stocks in the New Zealand Stock Exchange Index NZSX 50 are shown for seven different investment strategies. Whether you are looking for value, growth or dividend stocks, or you want stocks that rank well overall, you can see the top 10 stock picks, together with how they rank on a scale of 1 to 100 from the perspective of different investment strategies. We have also added our newest Sentiment and 360° View ranks, which encapsulate the market voices of analysts and professional investors into a simple ranking for easily evaluating stocks. As an objective research provider, Obermatt has been refining its stock analysis algorithms for more than 10 years (no AI used here!)
Select any stock for the detailed analysis of that stock's performance across the different investment analyses. Please note that the Top 10 stocks focus only on Large to XX-Large companies.
What the six ranks mean
For every stock, we judge its performance against its peers and rank it on a scale of 1 to 100. The higher the rank, the better the stock performs than its peers. And, we do this for six investment strategies:
Value - shows how good of a value the stock is. Green is "inexpensive"; red is "expensive".
Growth - shows a company's growth potential. Green is "high growth" expected; red is "tough times ahead".
Safety - relates to the amount of debt a company has. Green is low debt level; red is high debt level.
Combined Financial - this isn't an average of the first three ranks but rather a consolidated view across several financial indicators. Green = good; red = tread carefully.
(NEW) Sentiment - quantifies professional analyst ratings and holdings as well as market pulse. Green = positive sentiment; red = skepticism (Only available to Premium Subscribers).
(NEW) 360° View - the ultimate rating with all financial and non-financial indicators.
Special Analysis: TOP 10 Dividend Investment Strategy
Many people ask for tips about dividend stocks. These are the Top 10 dividend stocks in the New Zealand Stock Exchange Index NZSX 50 as of February 7, 2014.
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NZSX 50 Top 10: Obermatt 360° Investment Strategy
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NZSX 50 Top 10: Sentiment Investment Strategy
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NZSX 50 Top 10: Value Investment Strategy
GROWTH
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NZSX 50 Top 10: Growth Investment Strategy
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NZSX 50 Top 10: Safety Investment Strategy
SAFETYFebruary 7, 2014. Top 10s are published weekly following the Top 10 schedule. (Log in or sign up for more stocks)
NZSX 50 Top 10: Combined Investment Strategy
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Top 10 lists may contain fewer than 10 stocks due to Obermatt’s top 10 quality standards.
Top 10 Stocks from the purely fact-based Obermatt Method in the stock index New Zealand Stock Exchange Index NZSX 50 from February 7, 2014.
Top 10 Stock History NZSX 50
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