💼📈 Investment Analysis 🚀

Here are tips on 5 quality stocks with P/E below the 5-year average, 5-year earnings per share growth and great LTM ROIC (Return on invested capital over the last year) 💵:

Visa $V+0.3% 💳
An international financial technology company that plays a key role in the world of cashless payments.

NTM P/E (Price/Earnings ratio for the next twelve months): 27.91x

Average P/E: 30,30x

EPS CAGR (Combined average annual earnings per share growth): 13.72%

LTM ROIC (Return on invested capital over the last year) : 34.2 - This ratio measures the efficiency with which a company generates earnings relative to its total invested capital.

UnitedHealth $UNH ❤️‍🩹
The company specializes in providing a variety of health and wellness services, including health insurance, employee health management programs, and healthcare technology innovations.

NTM P/E: 18,01x

Average: 19,66x

EPS CAGR: 14,29%

LTM ROIC: 20,0%

Alphabet $GOOG+0.4% 🌐
This tech giant, is behind a huge ecosystem that probably all of us are familiar with!

NTM P/E: 20,31x

Average: 24,74x

EPS CAGR: 21,50%

LTM ROIC: 28,1%

Hershey $HSY-0.8% 🍬🍭
This company engages in the manufacture of candy, chocolates and other snacks in the food industry.

NTM P/E: 19,32x

Average: 24,06x

EPS CAGR: 12,33%

LTM ROIC: 26,5%

PayPal $PYPL+1.1% 🖥️💸
Is a global fintech company that plays a key role in the digital payments ecosystem. PayPal specializes in online and mobile payments, enabling simple and secure transactions for individuals and merchants around the world.

NTM P/E: 11,75x

Average: 32,27x

EPS CAGR: 10,98%

LTM ROIC: 16,0%

Do you look at these metrics when buying stocks or do they have no weight for you?
Personally, I watch the P/E ratio for example, but with the heights we are getting to for some titles, this ratio is losing importance for me as well.