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4:33 pm
February 23, 2011
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Jae Jun
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even I have to do this manually, but if you copy and paste the screen results, it will paste as a nice table.
Then just go through page and copy and paste.
Then use some conditional formatting to highlight whether there are any duplicate names.
This will show you immediately how many times it has appeared.
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5:05 am
February 23, 2011
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sergiovlc
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Another quick way to see if there's one in more than one screen is to type the ticker on the search box.
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11:03 am
February 22, 2011
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darkgreen
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Another approach is to use a screener that will let you perform arbitrary screens and construct a composite screen
My favorite is: https://robotdough.com/
If you message me with your email address I can get you an invite to the closed beta and it'll also give you a free month once they go to paid.
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12:21 am
January 24, 2011
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Jae Jun
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Yup I do have 1. THe one I described below.
http://www.tickerspy.com/portf…..pid=131991
You have to sign up for the site though.
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10:53 pm
January 23, 2011
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sunnymui
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It'd be interesting to make test portfolios of stocks that show up on multiple screens.
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12:24 am
January 19, 2011
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Jae Jun
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That is a good idea, but all the tables and data is separated on the front end, so I have no clue…
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3:41 pm
January 18, 2011
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sunnymui
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Any way to automatically highlight companies that appear on more than one screen/which other screens they appear on?
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11:51 am
January 16, 2011
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Jae Jun
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Funny that you bring this up because I did the same thing and chose 6 stocks that appeared in 2 or more screens. MU appeared most often.
Here are the stocks I added and performance since Nov 30, 2010
MU: 33.6%
RELL: 20.7%
AMED: 17.1%
BZ: 13.6%
MLNK: 4.2%
OMG: 3.2%
THe portfolio is up 14% compared to the S&P500 9%, beating the market easily.
I've been looking more at companies that show up frequently myself. Shows that the company is undervalued or under-appreciated.
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5:19 am
January 15, 2011
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Mac539
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Last week I examined the stocks pretty much in all the screens. One thing that struck me was MU showed up 3 times, in FCF, CROIC, and in Stock Buyback. I bought 200 shares and it has gained 11.29% in a week. Another stock I bought was INTT from the NNWC Increasing screen. I have 400 shares up 13.30%. The last was RELL from the Graham checklist. It is up 6.43%
I looked at most of the stocks on the lists, but these seemed to have the best timing or price. Some did not appeal to me. I know 1-800-Flowers has great insider buying but I could not figure out why. Others already had good gains behind them and I wanted a lower starting point.
Anyway, there you have it. The screens make a good staring point. I am both a long term and short term investor. But I believe in timing and was out before the crash.
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