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Monday, October 22, 2007

Listing of fastest growth companies

The financial media occasionally provide some really useful information to help you make investment decisions. The following website is one such resource if you are buying North American based companies. See http://money.cnn.com/magazines/business2/b2fastestgrowing/full_list. Among the benefits of investing in the USA are:
1. The better online financial resources - all in English
2. The greater range of enterprises to invest in - number and industry diversity
3. The greater trading liquidity

The benefit of this list of fastest growing enterprises is that it might at some point help us to identify a future 'Google'. The flipside is that because these companies are 'growth companies' they trade at a premium - that is they are trading on a high PE ratio. The high rating might be justified, particularly if:
1. The growth in earnings has been maintained over a number of years -say 5 years or the CEO has a very good track record elsewhere.
2. The company still holds just a minor market share
3. The company shows a propensity for acquisition and has a successful track record absorbing those take over targets
4. The industry is in need of consolidation

You can use the link to look at the best performers over a number of years. I personally however like companies with a negative track record because at some point:
1. They will be taken over or turned around by new management
2. They become over-sold, often to the point that they are trading below asset values
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