Listen to Vince Lowry, Global Beta Advisor’s CEO, as he shares his insights and perspectives in this informative webinar on using price-to-sales ratios to predict future stock returns. Along with David Armstrong, editor-in-chief of Wealthmanagement.com, Lowry discusses the power of evaluating investments based on price-to-sales multiples, associated research illustrating the correlation between price-to-sales and future returns, and why companies with high price-to-sales multiples must grow their revenues at an exponential rate compared to the rest of the market.
CEO Global Beta Advisors LLC
This strategy takes the 100 securities with price-to-sales ratios that fall into the lowest quintile in the S&P 500.
This strategy takes the 100 securities with 12-month trailing revenue growth rates that rank in the highest quintile in the S&P 600.
This strategy takes the 100 securities with Sharpe Ratios (i.e.: risk-adjusted return) that rank in the highest quintile in the S&P 500.
This strategy rotates the Global Beta Value/Quality index, the Global Beta Growth/Momentum index, the Global Beta Low Beta index, and the Global Beta Small-Mid index tactically.
This strategy takes the 100 securities with betas that rank in the lowest quintile in the S&P 500.
This strategy rotates the Global Beta Value/Quality index, the Global Beta Growth/Momentum index, and the Global Beta Low Beta index tactically.
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