To judge a company’s business fundamentals it is important to look at a multiple parameters at a tandem. In this article we’ll know about the basics of strong stocks and what screening parameters our stock screener use to score and identify them.
Performing stocks analysis by comparison method is relative valuation. We can compare a company’s valuation multiples with its industry average or with its peers. This valuation approach is easy but there are limitations…
If a layman would like to shortlist few stocks, what parameters must be considered? In this article I’ve explained how a 12-Parameter stock screener will help in the screening process.
Along with the past returns, the screener also looks at the host of other stock data. A few prominent ones are listed in this article.
One can also use our stock screener whose algorithm filters stocks based on these parameters.
Bonus issue and stock splits make news for good companies. Long-term shareholders like this corporate action as it can increase the demand for their holding stock.
Stock Screener It’s a tool that screens 3500+ stocks based on various themes. The themes are penny stocks, blue-chips, debt-free companies, growth stocks, low-PE stocks,
If one desires to start investing in the stock market, the best starting point will be large-cap stocks. Even better will be to buy prime stocks within the large-cap space. Which are these prime stocks? They are blue-chip stocks.
In this article, we’ll see an approach to identify the best sectors to invest in the Indian stock market. The good sectors are the ones
Stock Analysis Worksheet V4.0 Updated: Stock’s Engine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2nro5skH7I What makes this product unique is its capability to analyze stocks. How it does it? By estimating
People who are hunting for bargains in the stock market may fall prey to the value trap. A stock whose price is falling or is
I generally write about fundamental analysis of the business. I got this feedback that such articles are less helpful for the novice. They would prefer
Value investors keep looking at the signs of a market crash. Why? Because they make more money during a crash than in normal times. It
