Q: The objective of this question is to find out if I can further refine my stock selection process and enhance my win/loss record.
Specifically: given that several stocks have similar p/e ratios and similar financial strength, would looking at the Sharpe Ratio and Momentum (as in average monthly return numbers) help with the final decision?
For example, would you be more likely to select a stock with a Sharpe Ratio of 2.1 and a growth rate of 7.8% over a stock with a SR of 1.4 and a GR of 4%? If so I would assume that you consider these to be reliable (but knowing that nothing is perfect) indicators of likely future stock prices.
On the other hand, if I am wandering off into the "wilderness" with this approach, would you please let me know; and then also why these metrics would not be suitable for this purpose.
Thanks again for all your insightful observations and suggestions.
Specifically: given that several stocks have similar p/e ratios and similar financial strength, would looking at the Sharpe Ratio and Momentum (as in average monthly return numbers) help with the final decision?
For example, would you be more likely to select a stock with a Sharpe Ratio of 2.1 and a growth rate of 7.8% over a stock with a SR of 1.4 and a GR of 4%? If so I would assume that you consider these to be reliable (but knowing that nothing is perfect) indicators of likely future stock prices.
On the other hand, if I am wandering off into the "wilderness" with this approach, would you please let me know; and then also why these metrics would not be suitable for this purpose.
Thanks again for all your insightful observations and suggestions.