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- Stock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
- Valuing Investment Banks [view article]
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- BlueLinx Holdings CEO Speaks About His Company [view article]
- Financials: This Is What the Start of a Bottom Looks Like [view article]
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Stock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
It is a very large Excel spreadsheet. ReplyStock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
what stock screen tool is this? ReplyStock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
I like this approach. What stock screening tool is this? ReplyBlackman
Stock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
Interesting analysis but Mark Barath misses one key point. Fundamentals lag price by at least three months and in some cases more, especially at key turning points. In other words, investors (or traders) who focus on the fundamentals and wait for them to give them an entry signal in the recovery or an exit signal in a slowdown will be severely punished.Homebuilders are an excellent example. The following chart shows homebuilder stocks leading up to a peak in 2005 followed by a big breakdown. But as you see from the lower subgraph showing earnings growth, GPE (growth to PE) and EPS (earnings per share) did not show signs of real trouble until the price of the homebuilders index had been cut in half. (See Figure 5 tradesystemguru.com/co... ).
My research has consistently shown that while fundamentals provide useful confirmation in an uptrend (and weakening fundamentals confirmation of a bear market), price is the leading indicator and ignoring a price surge or breakdown while waiting for the fundamentals to tell you what to do can be an extremely costly practice. Reply
Stock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
Contrast this method with the old 'Buy low P/E stocks'.... And you don't know where to turn.... What I'm trying to do lately is screen for stocks that have a steady uptrend over a period of months (I'm looking for nice clean steady movers..) and buy on the break back up through the MA20.jegan ;-) Reply
Stock Screen: Price Momentum + Fundamentals = Profits [view article]
Simple, yet interesting. RS screens usually yields stocks that are "momentum" stocks. These could definitely outperform, but the volatility is usually a bit extreme. In other words, not for the faint of heart. ReplyBirbrair
Valuing Investment Banks [view article]
..and how much will you value UBS Bank?How many billions are those lawsuits and IRS investigations are worth?
"UBS, it's U - arsvictims.com and US -sergebirbrair.com/UBS.... " Reply
Valuing Investment Banks [view article]
"Lehman Brothers asset management alone is worth $8 billion if it is valued the same as its peers using a multiple of 20.1 times the share price to trailing-earnings since 2000"... As Shakespeare said "Aye. That's the rub!" .. Who's to say whether or not this is a valid multiple in this market???
Thx jegan ;-) Reply
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General Discussion on BXC
Is this a buy or a sell? Reply61 Stocks That Yield More Than 4% [view article]
Solid big name stocks are very likely to bounce back as the economy improves and Bush leaves office Reply61 Stocks That Yield More Than 4% [view article]
Stocks that combine good dividens with good growth are winners. ReplyBlueLinx Holdings CEO Speaks About His Company [view article]
In market where you are giving things away to keep the volume. That is coming to an end where the volume is gone and the net profit that the business was founded on can not survive at those margins with out having the volume. ReplyFinancials: This Is What the Start of a Bottom Looks Like [view article]
Having grabbed more than one falling knife in the last 40 or so years of investing, I intend to let price and volume tell me where we are in the cycle this time. ReplyFinancials: This Is What the Start of a Bottom Looks Like [view article]
john hagreed.. Reply
Financials: This Is What the Start of a Bottom Looks Like [view article]
This whole subprime lending 'crisis' is good for everyone. If a bank loses money loaning deadbeats money that is their problem and they should suffer the loss. If we bail them out of this mess we are only encouraging the same behavior in the future. Reply