Stock Options Screener Video Demo
new stock options screener. Even though options are generally traded, rather than invested in, we felt that all of the options screeners we could find tended to focus on hocus pocus ratios and historical data, while leaving out the things that are really important. Our new Stock options screener cuts through the fat. We will never try to pass on rhyming rules like "cash is trash/king", "the trend is your friend" because they are not. Options are risky, we aren't sure anyone should ever use them. But if you are tempted, you should be aware of premium, intrinsic value, open interest, etc. That's what this screener gives you. Here is a video demo.
the screener is at our web site (stockmarketmoose.com)
finding temporal bargains @ finviz.com
This is a demonstrations of how to use the finviz.com screener to find stocks that will likely rebound soon. We used a very loose set of criteria for this example, but the fundamentals of how to look for such deals are well visualized. The screening criteria at finviz are split into quantiles, sometimes making it difficult to narrow potential prospects to an optimal number. It requires a lot more playing around with than google finance's screener. It does offer many more criteria, and it's free. No complaints.
basic value screen @ google finance
This is a demonstration of how to set up a basic value screen at google. First we include mandatory constraints: long term earnings history, dividend, and ttm P/E. Then we narrow the selection to a couple dozen by upping the constraints. In the end we decide to sort the results by dividend yield. (we take an extra step here to eliminate outliers on the upper end, if a company is paying outrageous dividends it's probably going down the tubes). This is inline with Graham and Dodd's view of what makes a stock the most attractive in "Security Analysis" (the dividend). In "The Intelligent Investor" more emphasis is put on shareholder equity. They are both good approaches.
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