Using our stock screener to find the best value stocks
The analyzer module introduced
Which stocks to buy when inflation is rising strongly?
A description of the fundamental filters related to valuation, like price/earnings, price/book, peg ratio
Simply put, the value investor specifically looks for companies whose market value (stock price) is lower than their current intrinsic value.
Fundamental analysis reports for growth, valuation, health, profitability and dividend.
In this video you will learn: How to use ChartMill to find financially sound growth, value or dividend stocks using the predefined ChartMill Fundamental ratings And then use the technical screening capabilities to focus on stocks whose price currently coincides with a key technical price level, either support or resistance levels. The beauty of this is that we start from a fundamental perspective by first filtering on the basis of specific fundamental criteria. Within that selection, we then look specifically for price technical characteristics. In this way we combine fundamental with technical analysis.
In this video, I'm going to show you three different ways you can use the ChartMill stock screener to find undervalued stocks.
In this video, I use the stock screener to arrive at a basic list of high-quality value stocks of interest to value investors.
A ChartMill Fundamental Growth Rating of at least 4, which means the stocks is at least growing a bit.
A minimum price
A minimum volume to avoid less liquid stocks
A ChartMill Fundamental Health Rating of at least 5, which means the stock has decent financial health.
A ChartMill Fundamental Profitability Rating of at least 5, which means the stock has decent profitability statistics.
A ChartMill Fundamental Valuation Rating of at least 7, which means the stocks is undervalued.
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