The G-Score is a financial analysis framework developed by Professor Partha Mohanram in 2005. It was specifically designed to evaluate growth stocks, serving as a counterpart to Joseph Piotroski’s F-Score…
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Ten Growth Stocks Meeting the Tests for Lasting Success
The G-Score is a financial analysis framework created by Professor Partha Mohanram in 2005 to evaluate growth stocks, complementing the F-Score system that Joseph Piotroski developed for value stocks. It…
Fundamentally Sound Growth Companies - Validea's Top 10 G Score Stocks for January 2025
The G-Score, developed by Professor Parth Mohanram in 2005, is a fundamental analysis tool designed specifically for growth stocks, serving as a counterpart to Joseph Piotroski’s F-Score which was created…
Separating Winners from Losers in Growth Investing: The Mohanram Approach
In his 2005 research paper titled “Separating Winners from Losers among Low Book-to-Market Stocks using Financial Statement Analysis,” accounting professor Partha Mohanram laid out a strategy for finding promising growth…
Is Value Investing Dead? (Ep. 56)
Value investing has struggled for over a decade now. Although no one will dispute that fact, there are significant disagreements about whether this is just another of the long periods…
Excess Returns, Ep. 39: Interview: Bridging Academic Research and Real World Investing with Professor Partha Mohanram
In this episode we are joined by Professor Partha Mohanram. Professor Mohanram is the John H. Watson Chair in Value Investing at the Rotman School at the University of Toronto.…
Excess Returns, Ep. 35: Finding Diamonds in the Rough Among Growth Stocks
Buying expensive stocks has historically been a terrible investing strategy. On average, expensive stocks significantly underperform the market as a whole over time. But despite the poor performance of the…
A Proven Strategy for Disciplined Growth Stock Investing
This article was originally published on March 5, 2018, but the performance and stock list has been updated. By Justin J. Carbonneau (@jjcarbonneau) — There is no shortage of evidence showing…