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Helper class for the AssetClassification's StockType field AssetClassification.StockType More...
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| static readonly int | AggressiveGrowth = 1 |
| Companies whose revenues and earnings have both been growing significantly faster than the general economy. More... | |
| static readonly int | ClassicGrowth = 2 |
| Companies that are growing respectably faster than the general economy, and often pay a steady dividend. They tend to be mature and solidly profitable businesses. More... | |
| static readonly int | Cyclicals = 3 |
| Companies in the cyclicals and durables sectors, except those in the three types below. The profits of cyclicals tend to rise and fall with the general economy. More... | |
| static readonly int | Distressed = 4 |
| Companies that have had consistently declining cash flows and earnings over the past three years, and/or very high debt. More... | |
| static readonly int | HardAsset = 5 |
| Companies that deal in assets such as oil, metals, and real estate, which tend to do well in inflationary environments. More... | |
| static readonly int | HighYield = 6 |
| Companies that have dividend yields at least twice the average for large-cap stocks. They tend to be mature, slow-growing companies. More... | |
| static readonly int | SlowGrowth = 7 |
| Companies that have shown slow revenue and earnings growth (typically less than the rate of GDP growth) over at least three years. More... | |
| static readonly int | SpeculativeGrowth = 8 |
| Companies that have shown strong revenue growth but slower or spotty earnings growth. Very small or young companies also tend to fall into this class. More... | |
Helper class for the AssetClassification's StockType field AssetClassification.StockType
Definition at line 21 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies whose revenues and earnings have both been growing significantly faster than the general economy.
Definition at line 27 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies that are growing respectably faster than the general economy, and often pay a steady dividend. They tend to be mature and solidly profitable businesses.
Definition at line 33 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies in the cyclicals and durables sectors, except those in the three types below. The profits of cyclicals tend to rise and fall with the general economy.
Definition at line 39 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies that have had consistently declining cash flows and earnings over the past three years, and/or very high debt.
Definition at line 45 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies that deal in assets such as oil, metals, and real estate, which tend to do well in inflationary environments.
Definition at line 51 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies that have dividend yields at least twice the average for large-cap stocks. They tend to be mature, slow-growing companies.
Definition at line 57 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies that have shown slow revenue and earnings growth (typically less than the rate of GDP growth) over at least three years.
Definition at line 63 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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Companies that have shown strong revenue growth but slower or spotty earnings growth. Very small or young companies also tend to fall into this class.
Definition at line 69 of file AssetClassificationHelper.cs.
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