Wang Model: Finding Companies Worth Investing In

Author: Wang Kangmo
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Publishing Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The author uses several indicators designed based on the Wang Model, which has gained a reputation in the international academic community (cited among the top 10 globally), to conduct fundamental analysis on the financial data of 1089 listed companies in China's stock market from 1998 to 2001. The analysis is divided into five categories: "Worth Investing," "Investable," "Neutral," "Cautious Investing," and "Uninvestment-worthy." Each company within these categories is identified with its investment value and risk level. Additionally, based on the market capitalization ratios of each company, investment grades are assigned as "Overvalued," "Neutral," or "Undervalued." This book can serve as a methodological guide for investors to make rational investment decisions.