The main strategy of Wealthy Workers
Looking past the numbers is something we often emphasize here at Wealthy Workers, as it is a key part of our main analysis strategy when providing new stock analyses.
Understanding a company's story, leadership, market potential, and competitive edge beyond just the financial metrics helps us make more informed and holistic investments
What are things beyond the numbers
Things beyond the numbers are seemingly immeasurable but clearly contribute to a company's success. Factors such as management effectiveness, company reputation, product superiority, and adaptability all play crucial roles.
If it impacts the company and can't be easily quantified, we consider it to be beyond the numbers.
How does it work
When you look beyond the numbers, you can start from either a growth perspective or a value perspective. At Wealthy Workers, we like to begin from the growth side, but the process remains similar. First, identify high-growth companies and compile a list of strong candidates.
Then, delve into what makes these companies special, such as having great management that embraces the future and positions well for industry changes—an immeasurable yet massive advantage.
Continue examining other factors until you have identified several qualities that suggest the company is undervalued.
Does it work
Look for yourself if our approach works; we display the performance of the stocks after we analyze them. By reviewing these results, you can see the effectiveness of our strategy in identifying high-potential investments and their subsequent performance in the market.
But if you want to know more about why we consider it to work, we present you with revenue and earnings growth. These two metrics are the primary sources of a company's valuation. The factors driving these metrics up are often not easily quantifiable.
For example, an excellent marketing strategy can be far more effective than a poor one, but this impact won't be evident until the company's ROI numbers are released—by which point, you may have already missed out on significant value.