4 High Growth Tech Stocks Undervalued By EPS Trends

By Kapitall:When looking for dividend stocks, it's important to still consider the stock's value. After all, returns can come from both dividend income and price appreciation. We ran a screen on dividend stocks with low levels of company debt, which is associated with dividend sustainability. We then screened these stocks for those that appear undervalued relative to EPS trends.

By Kapitall:Interested in adding some growth to your portfolio? For ideas on how to start your search, we ran a stock screen. We screened the S&P 500 for stocks with 5-year projected EPS growth above 20%. We then screened for those that appear undervalued relative to trends in EPS.

By Kapitall:If you like to invest in stocks seeing positive trading momentum, here are some ideas to start your stock search. We ran a screen on large-cap stocks exhibiting the "golden cross," in which the stock's 50-day moving average crossed above its 200-day MA, indicating upward momentum that may persist.

By Kapitall:Interested in finding undervalued stocks? For ideas on where to look, we ran a screen you might be interested in. We screened the biotech industry for stocks that appear undervalued relative to EPS trends. Based on the theoretical assumption that if P/E is equal to a constant K, growth in EPS estimates should be matched by proportionate growth in price. When they don't match up, a mispricing may have occurred. We screened for those exhibiting this mismatch between changes in EPS estimate and price.

By Kapitall:In the search for potentially undervalued stocks, we ran a screen based on the theoretical assumption that if P/E is equal to a constant K, growth in EPS estimates should be matched by proportionate growth in price. When they don’t match up, a mispricing may have occurred. We ran a screen on large-cap stocks from the tech sector for those exhibiting this mismatch between changes in EPS estimate and price.

By Kapitall:In the search for potentially undervalued stocks, we ran a screen based on the theoretical assumption that if P/E is equal to a constant K, growth in EPS estimates should be matched by proportionate growth in price.

By Kapitall:In the search for potentially undervalued stocks, we ran a screen based on the theoretical assumption that if P/E is equal to a constant K, growth in EPS estimates should be matched by proportionate growth in price. When they don’t match up, a mispricing may have occurred. We ran a screen on dividend stocks that appear undervalued by earnings growth, with PEG below 1, for those exhibiting this mismatch between changes in EPS estimate and price.

By Kapitall:In the search for potentially undervalued stocks, we ran a screen based on the theoretical assumption that if P/E is equal to a constant K, growth in EPS estimates should be matched by proportionate growth in price.