S&P GMI usefull?

https://discussion.fool.com/mungoroerevgr-sos-35154196.aspx?sort…

Playing with MungoROERevGr SOS it seems like it might be missing peer group analysis.

What is your opinion of including these S&P GMI metrics developed for fidelity:(not sure all are needed)

Four Key Metrics

? Valuation - The valuation metric combines fundamental data to determine if a company is overvalued or undervalued in relation to its peers.

? Quality – The quality metric uses fundamental data to assess a company’s overall earnings quality in relation to its peers. This metric uses information across all financial statements of the firm.

? Growth Stability – Growth Stability is an assessment of how stable the growth of earnings and cash flow has been over time. Companies with greater growth stability in comparison to their peers are more highly rated by this measure.

? Financial Health – Financial Health uses fundamental data to view the company’s debt and interest obligations (among other factors) to its financial health in comparison to its peers

? Valuation - The valuation metric combines fundamental data to determine if a company is overvalued or undervalued in relation to its peers.

One example(sorry not backtested)

 **Criteria: Fidelity Screener       Criteria: range       Count: (rounded)**
 **Security Type                Common Stock**
 **Security Price         Very high, high & medium**
 **Return on Equity (TTM)         Very high & high            1300**
 **Revenue Growth (5 Yrs)         Very high & high            370**
 **S&P GMI Quality                  61-100                 190**
 **S&P GMI Growth Stability              61-100                 100**
 **S&P GMI Financial Health              61-100                  70**
 **S&P GMI Valuation                 61-100                  60**
 **Volume (90 Day Avg)       Very high, high & medium         50**
**Company Headquarters Location  United States of America         40**
 **% Below 52 Week High         Market Median & below          32**

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