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Filters
Stock filters
On this site
Dorfman - various filters
Dreman - some of his ideas
Graham - 10 attributes of an undervalued stock
Hyp - Stephen Bland's long-term high-yield strategy
Magic - Magic Formula Investing
Neff - total return compared to PE
O'Shaughnessey - filters from 'What Worked On Wall Street'
Pyad - PE, Yield, Assets, Dividend
Pyad26 - Big cap, increasing dividends, high yield
Stingy - a collection of Graham-esque filters from the Stingy Investor website
Blog of selection criteria
24-Nov-2010 Current selection criteria favours MFI (Magic Formula 2) link
Links to external sites
Screening tools
Halifax - Simple, quick, and free; but rather limited. Check out the full filter for something a little more sophisticated.
Interactive Investor - inferior to Halifax
Investors Chronicle - a good one, allowing you specify many cireteria. Maybe it has the same engine as the Financial Times screener??
MSN Stock Screener - possibly the most useless stock screener imaginable
StockScreen123 - it cannot be used to screen for UK stocks, but it lists many pre-defined screens (Piotroski, Buffett, Graham, Lynch, etc.), their criteria, and their results over a number of periods. The criteria seem to be weighted in some unspecified way, though.
TD Waterhouse - inferior to Halifax
Filter suggestions
F958B - "Method E" gave exceptional outperformance with any portfolio size and any time period. The selection process: Select only the non-cyclicals from the FSTE. Rand by yield. Select the 10 highest yielders. He concluded that non-cyclicals need less portfolio diversification, were more resilient, more predictable, whiclst the highest-yielding cyclicals are likely to underperform.
Hidden champions - screen devised by Gannon on 23-Mar-2012.
Why I don't diversify a couple of screens devised by Ganno on 28-Mar-2012.
Author: Mark Carter
Created: 10-Nov-2010
Updated: 24-Apr-2012