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Last update: Jul 24, 2025
The CAN SLIM investment strategy, created by William O'Neil, blends fundamental and technical analysis to spot high-growth stocks with solid momentum. This method looks for firms showing faster earnings, strong yearly growth, new products or services, and backing from institutions, all while keeping an eye on wider market trends. United States Lime & Minerals (NASDAQ:USLM) recently appeared in a CAN SLIM-based screen, matching several important factors that make it worth reviewing for investors focused on growth.
The system prioritizes firms with faster quarterly earnings and revenue growth. USLM shows:
This solid performance indicates the company is benefiting from demand in construction, industrial, and environmental areas. The faster growth fits CAN SLIM’s focus on firms building momentum.
CAN SLIM seeks companies with steady yearly earnings growth. USLM’s fundamentals highlight:
These numbers place USLM ahead of many peers in its industry, with profitability that stands out.
While subjective, USLM’s role in providing materials for infrastructure and environmental uses fits long-term trends like sustainable construction. On the technical side, the stock displays:
The stock’s limited float and no debt (Debt/Equity = 0) lower supply risks. Though recent volume has dropped, its liquidity remains sufficient for institutional buyers.
USLM’s RS score and 83rd percentile rank in the Construction Materials industry highlight its leading position.
With 29.5% institutional ownership, USLM has moderate backing. While not extremely high, this leaves space for more institutional buying.
The S&P 500’s upward trend aligns with CAN SLIM’s idea of investing when the broader market is strong.
For investors looking for other high-growth options, our predefined CAN SLIM screener provides an updated list of qualifying stocks.
Disclaimer: This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research or consult a financial advisor before making decisions.
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