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The #value spread is a popular method to measure how undervalued #stocks are in the market.

For deep value stocks, particularly #netnet stocks, I like to track the number of net-nets available. This number typically peaks during market sell-offs, and then closes off.

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This recent sell-off has been no different, as the number of #netnets has been increased. In recent weeks, this number has been decreasing, suggesting these stocks are being bought up, and the value gap closing.

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Some #netnet names I'm watching (and am long):

$SOS
$LSF
$IMCC
$LGL
$ROOT

Here's the allocation of the net-net portfolio (of course mostly #microcap 😉):
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1 New to investing?

2 Confused by #fintwit jargon?

3 Do we trust people presenting “valuation” to know what they don't know?
(Hint: “my-laser-eyed-golden-skin-ape-pic-is-worth-at-least-twice-your-diamond-skin-ape-pic” = relative pricing. Not valuation)

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Equity = Assets - Liabilities

But what asset and liability values are we going to use?

The answer as always: it depends on what we are going to use it for.

Here is a summary of equity metrics, from the most conservative:

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Price/”Net-Net” Working Capital (P/NNWC)

Classic Graham/Dodd strategy

Assumes: Use only most liquid current assets, deduct subjective discounts.

Conditions (often missed in screens):
1) Not consuming assets (melting ice cube/negative cash-flow)
2) Historical profitability

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