A Buy = 1, Outperform = 2, Hold = 3, Underperform = 4, Sell = 5. Let's re-organize the table by ranking the companies by Consensus Recommendation rating. The table above is alphabetical to make it easy for readers to find their favorite US Large Cap Growth stock. Heat Map Growth Stocks (Ycharts) Growth Stocks Based on Analyst Consensus Recommendations Bright green reflects statistically significant positive variance. Debt/Equity = Debt as a percentage of equity.Īll data sourced from Ycharts unless otherwise noted.Ĭolor coding is subjective.Payout Ratio = Most recent dividend payout ratio.Yield = May 20 dividend yield Trailing 12 Months (not Forward as reflected on Seeking Alpha company pages). ROE Z = Most recent ROE to ten-year ROE.
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PFCF (Price to Free Cash Flow) Z = z-score for current PFCF compared to ten-year P/FCF.PB (Price to Book) Z = z-score for current PB compared to ten-year P/B.PE (Price to Earnings) Z = z-score for current PE compared to ten-year P/E.PS (Price to Sales) Z = z-score for current PS compared to ten-year P/S.= Consensus analyst Buy/Hold/Sell rating. There are eleven columns in addition to the first column which shows symbols. The Heat Map table below shows my favorite data for the 70 largest Growth companies in the Vanguard Growth ETF holdings. For further background, see my February 2021 article, "'Epic Bubble' - Putting 70 Growth Stocks Under the Valuation Microscope." Heat Map This article applies the same data-view for the 70 largest US Growth companies in the Vanguard Growth ETF ( VUG), a $69 billion fund with a 0.64% dividend yield, 8% turnover, and $4.2 billion in inflows during the past year. That article identified my four favorite Buys among the 70 companies. This article is a follow-up to my recent article about valuations of the largest Value firms in the Vanguard Value ETF ( VTV). Jean-Luc Ichard/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Purpose
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