Question
Which of the following is most likely to identify
stocks with high earnings growth rates?Solution
Firms that are growing will have high market value to their book value of equity. As such less book value to market value indicate growth stocks. Higher dividend payout ratio indicates firms with fewer growth opportunities as they not ploughing back their profits for additional investments in infrastructure and research and development. Low price to cash flow per share also indicates value stocks, not growth stocks.
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