HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) Sentiment Analysis
Composite rating from 8 factors. Tap a factor to see the metrics behind its grade.
- ST sentiment gradeHow the market currently feels about this stock versus its peers
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- Overall ST grade
- B+
- ST Score
- 73.7
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- Strong buy
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HTLM stock: frequently asked questions
What is HTLM's ST Score?
HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) has an ST Score of 73.7 (B+), on our 0–100 scale where higher is stronger. The ST Score combines eight factor grades — valuation, profitability, financial strength, momentum, growth, forecast, sentiment and Piotroski — into a single A+ to F rating.
Is HTLM a buy, hold, or sell?
Our ST Score grades it B+ (73.7/100). The ST Score is a data-driven signal, not a recommendation.
What are HTLM's factor grades?
Valuation C+, Profitability A, Financial Strength A-, Momentum A-, Growth A+.
What is HTLM's valuation grade?
HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) earns a valuation grade of C+, measured against Specialty Retail peers. The valuation factor looks at multiples such as P/E, P/S, P/B, EV/EBITDA and free cash flow yield.
What is HTLM's growth grade?
HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) earns a growth grade of A+, measured against Specialty Retail peers. The growth factor looks at revenue, earnings and cash flow growth over recent quarters and years.
What is HTLM's profitability grade?
HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) earns a profitability grade of A, measured against Specialty Retail peers. The profitability factor looks at margins and returns such as gross margin, net margin, ROE and ROIC.
What is HTLM's financial strength grade?
HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) earns a financial strength grade of A-, measured against Specialty Retail peers. The financial strength factor looks at debt levels, liquidity and coverage ratios.
What is HTLM's Piotroski score?
HomesToLife Ltd (HTLM) has a Piotroski F-Score of 7 out of 9. The Piotroski score checks nine accounting signals covering profitability, leverage and operating efficiency; scores of 8–9 are considered strong and 0–2 weak.