Yes, you do! If it is tagged ACTUAL ITEM then YES! The only exception to that would be a modern inexpensive item that I might have in quantity.
#WHAT DOES SPB MEAN FULL#
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#WHAT DOES SPB MEAN FREE#
You could start with this free list of prospective options. Other Interesting Stocks: It's worth checking to see how SPB measures up against other companies on valuation. Past Track Record: Has SPB been consistently performing well irrespective of the ups and downs in the market? Go into more detail in the past performance analysis and take a look at the free visual representations of SPB's historicals for more clarity. I highly recommend you dive deeper by considering the following:įuture Outlook: What are well-informed industry analysts predicting for SPB’s future growth? Take a look at our free research report of analyst consensus for SPB’s outlook. This article aims to educate investors about beta values, but it's well worth looking at important company-specific fundamentals such as Superior Plus’s financial health and performance track record.
#WHAT DOES SPB MEAN PLUS#
Since Superior Plus tends to move up when the market is going up, and down when it's going down, potential investors may wish to reflect on the overall market, when considering the stock. That's because it takes less money to influence the share price of a smaller company, than a bigger company. It's not particularly surprising that it has a higher beta than the overall market. It has a market capitalisation of CA$1.6b, which means it would be on the radar of intstitutional investors. Superior Plus is a small company, but not tiny and little known. TSX:SPB Income Statement May 21st 2020 Could SPB's size cause it to be more volatile? In comparison a stock with a beta of over one tends to be move in a similar direction to the market in the long term, but with greater changes in price.Ĭheck out our latest analysis for Superior Plus A stock with a beta below one is either less volatile than the market, or more volatile but not corellated with the overall market.
To use beta as an investor, you must first understand that the overall market has a beta of one. So, while useful, beta is not the only metric to consider.
However, Warren Buffett said 'volatility is far from synonymous with risk' in his 2014 letter to investors. Beta can be a useful tool to understand how much a stock is influenced by market risk (volatility). Some stocks are more sensitive to general market forces than others. The second type is the broader market volatility, which you cannot diversify away, since it arises from macroeconomic factors which directly affects all the stocks on the market. This can be dealt with by limiting your exposure to any particular stock. The first category is company specific volatility. Investors may think of volatility as falling into two main categories. Volatility is considered to be a measure of risk in modern finance theory. In finance, Beta is a measure of volatility. ( TSE:SPB) then it's worth thinking about how it contributes to the volatility of your portfolio, overall.