Re: Fundamental Philosophies (was: [CANSLIM] NXTL, SXT)

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Subject: Re: Fundamental Philosophies (was: [CANSLIM] NXTL, SXT)
Date: Sat, 7 Dec 2002 17:58:55 EST
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Katherine,

This is were it gets creative.  I have a scan for almost pure HTMMIS criteria 
and then a scan that looks for trending growth using both past data and 
estimated projections.  I have some other scans that were written so long ago 
I can't remember what makes them special or different from the basic scans - 
LOL.  I also enter IBDs WER list and New America lists into portfolios and 
check each of these without scanning.

This sounds like a lot but it really isn't.  The original setup of screens 
and data took quite some time but now I spend more time tinkering with my 
software than looking for stocks.  The same basic group of stocks make each 
list and the list only significantly changes after earnings season hits the 
data.  The only reason I run multiple screens is to find new growers and 
anything that is borderline but really looks good.  Since this is automated 
and I already have a core list started it takes an hour a week to do the 
scanning.

I think if someone were to use IBDs WER list in a tool like Stock Investor 
Pro they could easily sort the wheat from the chaff.  Many of the stocks on 
my list came from the WER list because rigid screening can eliminate some 
good stocks.  My main view in Stocks Investor Pro allows me to evaluate 150 
stocks in about and hour.  Since lists don't change significantly each week I 
only need to glance over the new data to see any symbols I don't have burnt 
into my memory from over-analysis :)

My view can be found and <A HREF="http://InvestmentDataAnalysis/Documents/WatchListSIP.xls">
http://InvestmentDataAnalysis/Documents/WatchListSIP.xls</A> for anyone 
interested in what I look at.  Tabs one and two of the file are summaries and 
I've added tab three to the spreadsheet recents for others although I don't 
define what each field is.  Tab three is the one I use. Post at my site if 
you have specific questions.

Andy

In a message dated 12/7/2002 11:27:49 AM Central Standard Time, 
kmalm@earthlink.net writes:


> Much of what you've listed here shows that you are looking for certain 
> things in combination *after* you have identified a candidate. What do you 
> then use as absolutes to identify a potential candidate from which you then 
> look at the criteria you have listed?


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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>Katherine,<BR>
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This is were it gets creative.&nbsp; I have a scan for almost pure HTMMIS criteria and then a scan that looks for trending growth using both past data and estimated projections.&nbsp; I have some other scans that were written so long ago I can't remember what makes them special or different from the basic scans - LOL.&nbsp; I also enter IBDs WER list and New America lists into portfolios and check each of these without scanning.<BR>
<BR>
This sounds like a lot but it really isn't.&nbsp; The original setup of screens and data took quite some time but now I spend more time tinkering with my software than looking for stocks.&nbsp; The same basic group of stocks make each list and the list only significantly changes after earnings season hits the data.&nbsp; The only reason I run multiple screens is to find new growers and anything that is borderline but really looks good.&nbsp; Since this is automated and I already have a core list started it takes an hour a week to do the scanning.<BR>
<BR>
I think if someone were to use IBDs WER list in a tool like Stock Investor Pro they could easily sort the wheat from the chaff.&nbsp; Many of the stocks on my list came from the WER list because rigid screening can eliminate some good stocks.&nbsp; My main view in Stocks Investor Pro allows me to evaluate 150 stocks in about and hour.&nbsp; Since lists don't change significantly each week I only need to glance over the new data to see any symbols I don't have burnt into my memory from over-analysis :)<BR>
<BR>
My view can be found and <A HREF="http://InvestmentDataAnalysis/Documents/WatchListSIP.xls">http://InvestmentDataAnalysis/Documents/WatchListSIP.xls</A> for anyone interested in what I look at.&nbsp; Tabs one and two of the file are summaries and I've added tab three to the spreadsheet recents for others although I don't define what each field is.&nbsp; Tab three is the one I use. Post at my site if you have specific questions.<BR>
<BR>
Andy<BR>
<BR>
In a message dated 12/7/2002 11:27:49 AM Central Standard Time, kmalm@earthlink.net writes:<BR>
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<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Much of what you've listed here shows that you are looking for certain things in combination *after* you have identified a candidate. What do you then use as absolutes to identify a potential candidate from which you then look at the criteria you have listed?</BLOCKQUOTE><BR>
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