Stock Screens

Unlike any of my other screens, this stock screen focuses only on stocks trading under $10/share, and have a market cap of around $1 billion or less (I’ve included a few above that threshold this time around though). As for the variables that I used in the screen, I focused on fundamentals, particularly companies that

Below is a list of 7 potential takeover targets based on value and the ability to acquire the company. I do try to limit the size of the companies I screen for so that there isn’t anything like a Wal-Mart or Microsoft included. But all of the companies are ‘acquirable’ and have solid financials that

By far one of my best screens in determining who is buying what on the street! What you will find are those stocks that, among other variables that I use, 1) Gaining an increased amount of coverage by brokerage firms and analysts, and 2) Being upgraded on a regular basis. This is a good screen to

Here is my list of top safe plays in this highly volatile and bearish market. That doesn’t mean you can’t lose money off of these plays, but considering where the market currently is and where these stocks are currently trading at, they have held strong against the onslaught of bearish market sentiment. If you’re looking

The stocks below are showing signs of, or already in the process of, breaking down as the smart money appears to be leaving them in a subtle manner. There are stocks trading at its peak and finally showing some vulnerability, while on the other extreme, there are stocks that have been in a channel near

Below are the charts of small-cap stocks that have been heavily shorted by the street, and should the market continue to rally like we have seen over the last few days, these stocks could see their  share price launch into the stratosphere because of the bears being forced to cover their short positions in the

This is a stock screen similar to “Stocks That Are Breaking Down” (but just the exact opposite). A lot of these stocks are positioned for breakouts in the near future. If you are a momentum trader, you have to take a look at the charts of each of these stocks listed below. Each of the stocks below

Here’s one of your more traditional “Security-Analysis” stock screens where I am essentially looking for companies selling well below their book value. The stocks below represent six companies that are trading at less than half its book value (usually I run this screen with a 1/2 book value). With the recent sell-off that we’ve been

This is by far, one of my favorite stock screens that I run. I have probably found more winning stocks (and big % ones at that) off of this screen, than any other one that I run. These stocks make it a habit to trade on their own merits and not that of the market itself.

Unlike any of my other screens, this stock screen focuses on stocks trading under $10/share, and have a market cap of around $1 billion or less. As for the variables that I used in the screen, I focused on fundamentals, particularly companies that have a healthy balance sheet with little debt to speak of, with