When it comes to choosing stocks, most investors use traditional financial metrics such as earnings, return on equity and net asset value. Some might look at charts while others use a combination of fundamentals and technical indicators.
It is about time retail investors looked at another important aspect - the company's corporate governance. This is because companies that are well governed tend to perform better than those with weak or poor governance.
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