Stock market: French stocks are particularly attractive, according to Equity GPS

The independent analysis office performs a systematic sorting on listed companies according to their valuation ratios and their profit prospects. The historically low interest rates increase the attractiveness of stocks. Among the best ratings are Atos, Mersen and Voltalia.

The independent research firm Equity GPS, led by Gilles Bazy-Sire and Julien Vannier, systematically screens publicly traded shares around the world, based on a database of more than thirty years of history.

Nearly 7,000 companies are reviewed each day, representing 90% of the world's market capitalization.

Scores ranging from 0 to 10

The first score concerns the valuation of the security in relation to its historical valuation ratios. The second relates to the earnings dynamics of the company, calculated on the basis of analysts' consensus forecasts, then compared to their historical level and the market's earnings momentum.

The final attractiveness score is the average of the two valuation and earnings dynamics scores. The closer the score is to 10, the more attractive the value. The database is updated daily.

The global rating of global stock exchanges was 8.8% at the end of August. Historically, the average performance recorded three months after such a rating was positive in 89% of cases, according to Equity GPS.

High rating for French shares

The rating is even more favorable for France, 9.4 out of 10 and for small French stocks, also rated 9.4 out of 10, with a "feeling of

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