Large US companies earning more than 15% on their shareholders' money.
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Return on equity measures how much a company earns on every dollar its owners put in. It is the best single sign that a business works. It is also easy to inflate by borrowing, which is why this list is worth reading next to the low-debt one.
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| Price |
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| Price | |||
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 | NVIDIA Corporation NVDA | $222.27 -0.41% | |
 | Apple Inc. AAPL | $336.13 -0.33% | |
 | Alphabet Inc. GOOGL | $349.54 1.34% | |
 | Microsoft Corporation MSFT | $493.78 -0.53% | |
 | Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN | $253.71 0.04% | |
 | Broadcom Inc. AVGO | $357.61 -1.30% | |
 | Meta Platforms, Inc. META | $665.75 4.50% | |
 | Micron Technology, Inc. MU | $1015.80 0.81% | |
 | Eli Lilly and Company LLY | $1152.22 2.86% | |
 | JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM | $349.67 0.31% |
US companies worth more than ten billion dollars and earning more than 15% on their equity are in. We use the latest published figures, so one bad quarter can drop a company out of the table before its business has really changed.
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US companies worth more than ten billion dollars. The part of the market that moves least.
Large US companies generating more than 5% of their value in cash each year.
Large US companies owing less than half of what their shareholders put in.
