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11:29 am
August 5, 2010
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itconsultant
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I think the opposite screener would be a good one too. Can give ideas for shorting. I will try it out on robotdough.
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12:19 am
August 5, 2010
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Jae Jun
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My screener for the Altman Z is set up to return companies where the Z score is greater than 3.
I wont explain how I do it for business purposes but I'm sure you can create your own screeners through http://www.robotdough.com or aaii screen.
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2:31 pm
August 3, 2010
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itconsultant
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Jae,
Screener question…
I want to use the Z score to find the companies with lowest Z score. Does your current screener do the opposite? ie. Find companies that are strongest as per Z score? I want to find the weakest as potential short candidates. Also, how are you running the screener and updating it ( weekly , offline )?
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10:23 pm
August 1, 2010
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Jae Jun
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Well a screening system would be way out of my expertise at the moment. But if I ever do decide to create one, I will definitely have to pay for the data and have my own servers.
Only problem is that it costs thousands of dollars per month…
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6:01 am
July 31, 2010
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maxi
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Post edited 7:51 pm – July 31, 2010 by bachirodriguez
In case you plan to make a screening system, I think it could be wise if you place a proxy server for all the financial data. In this way your users access the data in your machine. If the users download the data from the financial provider that could be quite noticeable since it's a lot of information. Because you are overloading their servers and not paying for the data I think they will try to block you in some way.
Bachi
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6:09 pm
July 30, 2010
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itconsultant
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I have developed a watchlist in Google Docs using the ideas on this site.
Here it is.
http://spreadsheets.google.com…..utput=html
You can make a copy of it and save it in your google account. You can add new stocks or replace what I have. Enter the stock, the price you want to buy it at and sell price. The sheet shows current price, P/E ratio, discoint to buy price, 52 week low and high, market cap , earings yield
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8:25 am
July 29, 2010
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tycoonborg
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I uused an add-in called eTikr but they appear to be defunc. I would like to see a spreadsheet that has the same functionality of eTikr again.
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11:25 pm
January 3, 2010
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Jae Jun
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You mean so that you can track the companies that you've looked at before right?
I do have something like that but I'm testing to see it's effectiveness and whether I can keep the competitive advantage compared to other products. But it is something I have in a beta spreadsheet.
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8:33 pm
January 2, 2010
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dmop12
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I was thinking it might be nice to have a spreadsheet where you can enter multiple ticker symbols of previously researched companies that would show their current price and what the price of the stock needs to be at to purchase considering MOS rates. I hope that makes sense.
Thanks,
David
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