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The market continues to be very volatile and trending down. When the seas are this turbulent you want to be on the biggest ships and thus I continue my review of the super cap stocks. This time, I’m going to examine return-on-equity (ROE) and return on-invested-capital (ROIC).
I started with the 12 highest valued companies but remained with 10 after running them through several screens. Among those 10 super, caps the company that is producing the highest returns is Microsoft (MSFT).
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Johnson – ExxonMobil – Wells Fargo – Microsoft – Wal-Mart
In my search for value investments among the top twelve stocks by capitalization — the “super caps” — I began by 
Since early last fall, the majority of pundits have been saying that there would be a rotation from small cap stocks to the safety of large cap stocks in the new year. So far, the small cap stocks have maintained the lead, but a shift is taking place and the longer the bull runs and the worse global news becomes, the more this is likely to continue.
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