Donde dice shares en la tabla ves la evolución anual. En el ejemplo Telefónica tenía en 2010 4.601 millones de acciones y actualmente 5.124 millones de acciones. Puedes hacer click en exportar para pasarlos directamente a excel.
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Muy buen aporte, lo malo es que sólo vale para empresas usa y que así a bote pronto veo difícil scrapear los datos. Los datos en un primer vistazo parecen buenos (tendría que mirarlo con más detenimiento para confirmar); es decir están ajustados a splits; en la página del nasdaq por ejemplo no es el caso.
Given the ongoing market unrest, we wanted to focus on exceptional teams leading high-quality, undervalued companies. Specifically, we screened for wide- and narrow-moat stocks with Exemplary stewardship ratings that were trading in the 4- or 5-star range. We tossed out those stocks with fair value uncertainties of high or above.
We’ve put together a list of stocks with fortress balance sheets --a term popularized by JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon. Specifically, we asked our analysts to provide two picks from their respective sectors that have sturdy financial foundations–balance sheets that can withstand financial shocks such as the one we’re experiencing–and that were undervalued according to our metrics.
Our Top 10 U.S. Ideas
Following are 10 high-conviction, undervalued U.S. stocks that have either little exposure to COVID-19 or else overstated long-term implications.
We’re sharing several undervalued stocks with Morningstar Economic Moats of wide or narrow, hailing from industries that most would agree are “essential” today: restaurants offering takeout, banks, and pharmacies. All are trading in 4- and 5-star range as of this writing, suggesting they’re undervalued. Notably, no grocery or home improvement stores look undervalued by our metrics.
Muchas gracias por mostrar la gráfica. Me llama la atención que morningstar no le de ningún moat a khc. Entiendo que será por el aumento de ventas en marcas blancas
