Good Morning all,
Does anyone have a good resource/book/webpage that breaks down in a list sector-specific parameters to look for in terms of fundamental analysis when screening for stocks?
For instance for retailers; a measure frequently cited is "Sales Per Square Foot". And for banks ROE is a strong measure.
What are your favorite measures for your sector?
Thanks in advance for any input.
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