How To Pick Stocks Under 1 Min? | CA Rachana Ranade | #shorts

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[aartichopra]

To choose stock : 1. Positive free cashflow 2. Market capitalisation more than 15000 crores 3. Sales growth, profit growth ROE more than 15% 4. Zero pledge percentage 5. Debt to quite should be less than one

[jaygeo]

Just an advise, never pick stocks under 1 minute, what's the hurry?

[ambalavanant]

The thing is why should we filter out stocks in five minutes. It will be a disaster if we were to choose a stock in five minutes. If you can't spend enough time studying a stock then direct investment is not for you.

[nirmaldalmia]

Enter this query in Screener, thank me later

Price to Free Cash Flow AND
Return on equity > 15% AND
Market Capitalization > 15000 AND
Pledged percentage = 0 AND
Debt to equity < 1

[abhishalsharma]

U said Market cap should be above 15000 crores
But many investors says that u can only make big money in companies who are in growth stage

[vasantisharma]

Loved your presentation.... The content, as usual, is priceless!

[haramipapu]

But the mid nd small cap companies don't have 15k cr of market cap, that's a contradiction mam

[haridaspatil]

मराठी मध्ये सांगितले तर खूप चांगल होईल 🙏

[SK-plob]

Ma’am main to khali jgah se start krte h😅😅😅

[sachinjoshi]

Run this on screener

Price to Free Cash Flow AND
Return on equity > 15% AND
Market Capitalization > 15000 AND
Pledged percentage = 0 AND
Debt to equity < 1 AND
Sales growth > 15% AND
Profit growth > 15%

[trytogain]

One More thing : You should always check company's Shareholding Pattern before Buying any Stock... GoodLuck

[PAPI_VASI_Spotter]

Some Shares having all the criteria corrected are :
HDFC BANK
NESTLE
KOTAK BANK
HUL
ASIAN PAINTS

[Mehraj_IITKGP]

Negative FCF is not always a bad thing. A company with a promising future can strategically leverage debt to fuel growth and achieve ambitious goals, even if it means temporarily sacrificing positive free cash flow (FCF). Similarly, a higher debt ratio may be justified if it's used to drive meaningful investments and expansion, rather than simply accumulating liabilities. In such cases, the focus should be on the company's overall potential and growth prospects, rather than solely on short-term financial metrics.

[santhoshrao]

Other languages people can't able to continue ur flow mam . Kindly explain everything in universal language.

[dabbusingh]

Learned a lot from you, thanks by heart 🎉🎉🎉

[divyavaishnav]

Can u make course of all this pe ratio debt to equity and all on YouTube

[sumonmaity]

Kunals small


Angel bro...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️

[atanitjsr]

@ screener





Cash beginning of last year > 0 AND
Sales growth > 15% AND
Return on equity >15% AND
Profit growth >15% AND
Market capitalization > 15000 AND
Pledged percentage =0 AND
Debt to equity<1







1. Positive free cash flows
2. Sales growth, profit growth, and return on equity of more than 15%
3. Market Capitalization of more than 15000 crores
4. Zero pledge percentage
5. Debt to equity less than 1

[Kishore_Da]

Mam dividend growth investing pe ek video plz

[gsports]

mam, if you don't mind kindly use full videos in English because non-hindi speaking people like me can understand only English so kindly try put videos fully in English