ChartMill tools allow you to quickly find and evaluate stocks which meet your criteria.
Configure the information you want to see, including many advances fundamental metrics and charts.
A vast amount of Fundamental Filters allow you to find the best stocks for your investment stragegy. Whether you are looking for Growth, Value, Quality or Dividend investments, ChartMill has the right filters to find what you are looking for.
Finding Quality Stocks Using Terry Smith Portfolio Metrics
How can we find the best companies in the world? This screener would be a good start: finding the best compounding quality companies, as described by Compounding Quality.
Quality investors focus on companies with an excellent track record of sales and earnings growth and where profit margins remain stable.
An overview of our Caviar Cruise Quality screens.
This screen uses the ChartMill predefined fundamental ratings to find high quality dividend stocks
The ChartMill Dividend Rating evaluates the yield, reliability and sustainability of a dividend
A description of the fundamental properties related to stocks dividends, like dividend yield, dividend growth and dividend payout.
Owning Dividend paying stocks gives you a passive income. Learn how evaluate the best dividend stocks.
How to create a screener in ChartMill to find only those stocks that pay a very solid dividend and will most likely continue to do so in the near future.
Dividend investing offers recurring income coming from dividend payments and in addition there is the potential capital appreciation from the stock. Dividend payments can be paid out as income or you can choose to reinvest these dividend payments to furth
A description of the fundamental filters related to valuation, like price/earnings, price/book, peg ratio
Description of the fundamental indicators related to the health of a stock, like current ratio and quick ratio.
A description of the fundamental filters related to profitability, like ROE, ROA. Asset Turnover
A description of the fundamental filters related to stock growth, like EPS and revenue growth.
Using our stock screener to find the best value stocks
Simply put, the value investor specifically looks for companies whose market value (stock price) is lower than their current intrinsic value.