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QVI's High-Quality Business Model Universe | Summer 2024

QVI's High-Quality Business Model Universe | Summer 2024

Using our proprietary research checklist parameters, I screened for high-quality businesses. 1% of the investing universe made the cut.

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Summary:

  • Quality Value Investing (QVI) has identified 90 potential enduring enterprises with high-quality business models through its current wealth screening parameters.

  • The 90 high-quality business models span different sectors and market capitalizations, representing 1% of the publicly traded investment universe.

  • The screened companies span our circle of competence sectors: Communications Services, Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Financials, Health Care, Industrials, and Information Technology.

  • In future posts, QVI will further explore the present value of selected stocks from the quality company screen.


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After running a screen to discover a potential idea for Quality Value Investing’s (QVI) next new idea, I decided to focus this quarterly post series on sharing the current wealth of enduring enterprises that emerged based on QVI’s checklist for quality business models.

In future posts, I will further confirm the current wealth and explore the present value or attractive stock prices of selected quality enterprises from the list below in more detailed QVI Research Reports.

QVI Current Wealth Quality Screener

Using the QVI research checklist for the companies’ current wealth parameters, I screened for high-quality business models.

The beginning universe of publicly traded companies was 8,756.

Company Profile

Sectors: Communications Services, Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Financials, Health Care, Industrials, and Information Technology

Exchanges: NASDAQ and New York Stock Exchange [NYSE] (no over-the-counter or OTC issues)

Market Capitalization: Large Cap, Mid Cap, or Small Cap (no microcaps)

No companies were screened from the Energy, Materials, Real Estate, and Utilities sectors, as these are outside QVI’s circle of competence.

Company profile screen net results: 1,453 companies.

Value Proposition

Morningstar Economic Moat: Wide or Narrow

Value proposition screen net results: 516 companies.

Returns on Management

Revenue Growth [3-Year Trailing]: 3% or higher

Net Profit Margin [MRFY]: 5% or higher

Return on Equity [TTM]: 15% and higher

Return on Invested Capital [TTM]: 12% and higher

Return on Assets [MRFY]: 5% and higher

Cash Flow Per Share [TTM]: Must be positive

Returns on management net screen results: 119 companies.

Enterprise Downside Risks

Debt to Equity [MRQ]: Less than 80% or no debt

Current Ratio [MRQ]: Higher than 1.00 except for consumer staples and health care sectors

Eliminate Chinese companies in the selected sectors because of high geopolitical downside risks

Enterprise downside risk net screen results: 90 companies.

Basket of 90 High-Quality Business Models

The 90 businesses that survived the current wealth screening parameters are listed by sector.

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