Like Société Générale, J.P.Morgan publishes a monthly update on the performance of several value orientated fundamental trading strategies.
However, unlike Société Générale, which screens markets around the world and uses strict Benjamin Graham-inspired criteria to weed out value plays, J.P.Morgan's uses a number of proprietary screens, based loosely on Benjamin Graham's criteria.
J.P.Morgan's research is focused on Europe's small-cap market, an area of the market that's relatively untouched by international investors.
The bank uses what it calls its Sequoia Stocks strategy to screen the market for opportunities. This approach is based loosely on Benjamin Graham's investment principle to buy stocks for which earnings had not fallen more than 5% in more than two of the last ten years.
Sequoia Stocks - Sequoia legend
J.P.Morgan's Sequoia strategy is named after the...
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