Ubika Value 20 Report

The Selection of “Ubika’s Value 20” is a two-step process:

1. The stocks are first screened on the following criteria:
• Listing on the following exchanges: U.S: NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, OTC BB (no Pink Sheets); Canada: TSX, TSXV, and CNSX
• Market capitalization should be between $50 million and $5 billion in their respective currency.
• Last closing price should be greater than equal to $0.50 in their respective currency.
• Three months daily average traded volume should be more than 100,000.
• Dividend Yield greater than 0.
2. Finally, “Ubika’s Value 20” is selected based on:
• Dividend Yield: Value investors seek high dividend yield.
• PEG ratio (P/E to growth ratio): PEG ratio less than 1 is generally considered undervalued.
• Debt to equity ratio: Companies with lower debt level have more free cash for further expansion and thus create value for the company in the future and is less vulnerable to recession.
• Operating margin: High operating margin indicates that the company is more competitive and thus is more likely to create value for the shareholders in the future.
• Price to Book value (P/B): Low P/B ratio is preferred for undervalued stocks.

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