The Dogs of the Dow is one of the easiest screens to run. Simply find the 10 highest yielding stocks in the DJIA and viola, you have the Dogs.
For 2012, the Dogs returned 9.82% on average. Not bad and beating the DJIA for the year. Let’s take a look...
US and Canada Short Interest Squeeze: Idea Generation
I asked my friend Constantin over at the Bloomberg headquarters if he had any thoughts on what would be an interesting screen to work up – looking for short-squeeze candidates. Here is what he wrote today:
Companies with high short interest tend to exhibit...
This goes down as one of the longest graphics in history. But, it has the S&P 1500, ranked by returns for the year.
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The Dogs of the Dow is one of the easiest screens to run. Simply find the 10 highest yielding stocks in the DJIA and viola, you have the Dogs.
So far in 2011, the Dogs have returned a whopping 17% on average. Not bad considering all of the things that...
In this edition of stock screens, we take a look at European Banks that are being downgraded by analysts over the past 4 weeks. European banks use of leverage is rumored to be extremely high at around 30 to 1 or in some cases even 40 to 1. ...
In this weeks podcast, we discussed a screen for strong IPOs. Check out the podcast here to hear more about how we came up with this screen and the theory behind it.
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Guest(s) – Kevin Hoffmann (Horowitz & Company) and Scott O’Neil (MarketSmith) have a few topics to discuss that will be of interest to those looking for investment ideas. Fundamental and Technical strategies are both covered in this episode. Kevin takes us through building a screen to seek out investment candidates...
In this edition of the weekly stock screens we are going to take a look at those companies who are defying the laws of market physics. Despite the recent market sell-off these companies and exchange traded funds have been surprisingly buoyant. We defined this screen as stocks that...
We looked to find some potential bounce candidates that are nearing their 50 Day Moving Average. Below are a list of the tickers, description and the criteria for screening:
All United States Exchanges
Average Daily Volume > 700,000
Price > $8.00
Price 3 Months Ago < Current Price (Establishes that...
Screening a set of criteria is a good way to start coming up with ideas for companies that meet a certain set of requirements. Sometimes it is growth related fundamentals and other times it may be technicals.
Here we looked at global companies that may be affected by declining metal prices....
There are many screeners out there, but you need to make sure that the data behind the system is clean. Also, as many online sites have discontinued their screening tools, what is left?
Here are two that you may like. (We love the Finviz screener)
Guest(s), Robert V. Green, Briefing.com and Kevin Hoffmann, Horowitz & Company. Discussions range from FinReg and the new rules on hedge funds to a Back-to-School style session on QuantaFundaTechna investing. Kevin provides a screen and follow-up analysis of a few stocks that are heavily shorted and what to look for...
