Most people make stock selection complicated.

It’s actually not. Here’s how to quickly filter good long-term stocks 👇 First check is the business growing or not? Sales and profit should move up over years, not just one lucky year. Then I look at ROCE. If it’s around 18–20%+, it usually means the company knows how to use money properly. Next debt. If growth depends on heavy borrowing, I usually avoid it. Lower debt = less risk. Then comes the important part - Cash. Profit is fine… but is the company actually generating cash? And finally - Consistency. If earnings are jumping up and down too much, stay away from that stock. If a stock passes these basics, then it’s worth going deeper. Most bad stocks get filtered out at this stage itself. That saves a lot of time… and your money. ❤️ If you find this useful, follow for more such breakdowns.