- Large caps conspicuously absent in growth at a reasonable price screen results.
- Aim stocks score better than small caps listed on the main market
Plumbing and heating product distributor Ferguson (FERG) is the largest company to rank well on our growth at a reasonable price screen. It scores 6/8 on the large cap criteria. With its North American focus it could benefit further from President Biden’s stimulus package.
For investors running their positions in hobby specialist Games Workshop (GAW), it is reassuring to see that it still scores 6/8, too.
On Aim, which is tested against seven small company rules, Smart Metering Systems (SMS) gets full marks. So does energy support services company Sureserve Group (SUR) and investment firm Polar Capital Holdings (POLR) .
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