Adapted from Kathleen G Richards, “Quality Matters,” BINC 2019

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Adapted from Kathleen G Richards, “Quality Matters,” BINC 2019 Determining Quality Stocks, The Acid Test (July 2019 – Using data & reports from the BI SSG Tool) Adapted from Kathleen G Richards, “Quality Matters,” BINC 2019

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“Acid Test “ # 1: Are Sales Consistently Growing? How much? Are Sales going up? % ? Is the Company doing better this year than last? 1 Sales usually Sales Sales Growth Targets: Large Co (>$10B/yr) = 5%-7% Med Co ($1B-$10B) = 7%-12% Small Co (< $1B) = 12% +

-Widening % Pre-Tax Profit on Sales? (“Margins”) “Acid Test “ # 2: a. Are Profits Consistently Growing? How much? b. Are Profit Margins Even or Growing? Profits: -Even w Sales? -Widening % Pre-Tax Profit on Sales? (“Margins”)

“Acid Test “ # 2: c. What have been Profits (as well as sales & EPS) over the last 4 Quarters? How does this compare to previous years? (Up, even, down?)

“Acid Test “ # 3: a. Are Earnings Per Share (EPS) Consistently Growing “Acid Test “ # 3: a. Are Earnings Per Share (EPS) Consistently Growing? Latest Quarter vs Year Ago Quarter? b. Even or Growing, recent 4 Quarters? c. Debt to Capital Level (prefer less than 33%) ? d. How is Company Performing over the last 4 Quarters? 3a 3a 3c

Conclusion: Do the stocks you see pass all 3 Acid Tests? a. Are Sales, Profits, and Earnings Growing consistently? b. Do the last four quarters reflect the same trends? c. Are debt levels “0,” under 33%, trend? 1 Sales 2. Profit B4 Taxes (Profits) Share Price/yr 3. a. Earnings (EPS) 3. b. Debt?