Stock Screens

Below is a list of 9 potential takeover targets based on value and the ability to acquire the company. I do try to limit the size of the company so that there isn’t anything like a Wal-Mart or Microsoft included. But all of the companies are ‘acquirable’ and have solid financials that would make them

You’ll find that the stocks below are sporting some pretty nice dividends, but don’t just dive into one of the stocks listed below without doing first the necessary due diligence required. Some of these stocks could see their dividends slashed in the coming months if the market sells-off like it did back in August –

Below are a list of small-cap stocks that have been heavily shorted by the street, and should the market continue to rally, these stocks could see their  share price launch into the stratosphere (if they haven’t begun so already) because of the bears being forced to cover their short positions in the stock. Based on

Lately, I’ve been updating this bearish stock screen on a weekly basis, and preferably right after a descent bounce in the market that allows for prices in stocks across the board to creep back in to overbought territory.  What we have below is a handful of stocks that are showing signs of, or already in the

This is by far, one of my favorite stocks screens that I run. I have probably found more winning stocks (and big % ones at that) off of this screen, than any other one that I run. In fact, TICC, mentioned below, is one that appeared on this screen about a month ago, and I

Unlike any of my other screens, this screen focuses on stocks trading under $10/share, and has a market cap under $1 billion, too. As for the variables that I used in the screen, I focused on fundamentals, particularly companies that have a healthy balance sheet with little debt to speak of, with a strong prospect

This is a new stock screen, falling into the defensive category. Basically, these stocks, on average, go up when the market is down and down when the market is up. Not always, but to say the least, they don’t tend to trade with the market to any degree of consistency. Essentially these stocks have a

I’m trying to update this particular screen of stocks starting to breakdown, on at least a weekly basis, and preferably right after a descent bounce in the market, that allows for prices in stocks across the board to recover some. So with Friday’s rally and today’s bearish response, I thought it would be appropriate to

Here’s one of your more traditional “Buffett-like” stock screens where I am essentially looking for companies selling well below their book value. Despite the rash of selling we’ve been seeing lately in the markets, these stocks have done a pretty good job of holding their own and the charts on these stocks aren’t all that

I’m trying to update this chart as much as possible these days, as I know there are a lot of traders out there, who prefer not to short stocks, and would rather find a couple of defensive plays to put their money in which will collect a descent dividend and hold their value at the