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Investors are more likely to outperform the market by investing in profitable, financially stable companies that have rising share prices and are still cheap - at least according to finance academics. For instance, Professor Robert Novy-Marx explains that ‘tilts towards value, momentum and profitability have outperformed the market’. In terms of Stockopedia’s StockRank framework for classifying shares, companies with this profile are called ‘Super Stocks’. They often have strong Value, Quality and Momentum Ranks (see here).
On 12 September, the house builder Galliford Try (LON:GFRD) published its annual financial statements and the company’s StockRank Style changed…
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