Anyone attempted to screen for public companies that are aggressively capitalising expenses? If so, how did you do it?
Of course it can often be subjective what is classed as "aggressive". But being able to screen somehow screen for such companies could potentially make a nice starting list of short candidates, to drill down further on.
Any advice / personal experience greatly appreciated.
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