Audited-statement figures for 50 companies in Kazakhstan, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Africa, compared line by line with Frontier, Yahoo Finance and stockanalysis.com. Every row links to the filing.
Practical, data-driven guides to under-covered markets and investing themes — built from primary filings.
Audited-statement figures for 50 companies in Kazakhstan, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Africa, compared line by line with Frontier, Yahoo Finance and stockanalysis.com. Every row links to the filing.
A data-driven guide to Kazakhstan's stock market: the KASE/AIX exchanges, top issuers (Kaspi, Halyk, Kazatomprom, KazMunayGas), valuations, dividend yields and risks — from primary filings.
The major listed gold miners ranked by valuation — Barrick, Newmont, Agnico, Kinross, B2Gold, AngloGold and more, with EV/EBITDA, P/E and dividend yields from filings, in comparison tables and charts.
What Graham, Buffett, Greenblatt and Fama-French actually say about buying cheap stocks — margin of safety, the value premium and the value trap — plus the cheapest stocks now by EV/EBITDA and P/E, from filings.
Indonesia is the cheapest large emerging market on our data — blue-chip banks near 7x earnings with ~10% dividends. Why it is cheap, the real risks (rupiah, cyclicality, state ownership), what the value premium says, and the cheapest Indonesian stocks now, from filings.
The Philippine market looks cheap at ~9x earnings, but the median hides a split. Where the real value sits (banks at 4-8x, property), why it is cheap (liquidity, family holdings), the value premium, and the cheapest Philippine stocks now, from filings.
Mexico is not the cheapest emerging market (~17x) but arguably the highest-quality: airport monopolies, Oxxo/Coca-Cola FEMSA, banks at 8x, plus a structural nearshoring tailwind. The franchises, the genuine bargains, the U.S.-dependence risk, from filings.
The UAE is the highest-quality market we cover - median ROE near 20% and dividends with no local withholding tax. Emaar near 5x earnings on a ~9% yield versus Salik and Parkin in the mid-twenties: a two-speed market explained, with the oil and property-cycle risks.
The JSE has developed-market plumbing at emerging-market prices: median 12x earnings, 5.6x EV/EBITDA, 17% ROE. Gold miners, banks at 6-14x and the Naspers discount - three different bets - plus the rand, load-shedding and policy risks that earn the discount.
The S&P 500 yields under 2%; emerging-market banks and franchises pay double-digit dividends. Where the real, sustainable yields are (Indonesian banks, Halyk), which extreme yields are traps, and the currency + withholding-tax catches an international investor must price. Ranked live from filings.
AI is the biggest capex boom in a generation, but the obvious way to own it is the most crowded. This guide ranks the whole AI value chain - chips, equipment, memory, optical, servers and infrastructure - by EV/EBITDA to find the cheapest AI exposure per dollar. Updated daily from filings.
US oil & gas producers throw off huge free cash flow and trade at some of the lowest multiples in the market, yet most investors ignore them. This guide ranks the US E&P universe by EV/EBITDA, with P/E and dividend yield, and explains how to value a driller. Updated daily from filings.
The S&P 500 yields under 2%, but a set of large US companies still pay 4-7% from real cash flow. This guide ranks the highest-dividend US stocks and shows how to tell a durable payout from a trap - payout ratio, FCF cover, balance sheet. Updated daily from filings.
Sound banks worldwide trade below book value, earn double-digit ROE and pay big dividends, yet screen cheap on credit-cycle fear. This guide ranks the cheapest global banks and shows how to value one - P/B and ROE together, not EV/EBITDA. Updated daily from filings.
Metals and mining is deeply cyclical, cheap and cash-generative - the base of the electrification story. This guide ranks copper, steel, aluminium, silver and coal miners by EV/EBITDA and shows how to value one (cost curve, cycle, reserves). Updated daily from filings.
Coal is the market's most hated trade - shunned on ESG - yet the world burns record volumes and the miners are cheap, debt-free and paying double-digit yields. This guide ranks global coal stocks by EV/EBITDA and explains the cash-harvest trade. Updated daily from filings.
The ASX is the world's resources exchange - iron ore, lithium, gold, copper, coal and LNG. This guide ranks the Australian stocks we cover by EV/EBITDA and explains how to value a resources stock (cost curve, the cycle, the Aussie dollar). Updated daily from filings.