• Okay folks, its been a few hours since my last post – but I haven’t gone anywhere. I was just putting some final touches on a new stock screen that I’ve been working on lately. So here it is – unlike any of my other screens, this screen focuses on stocks trading under $10/share, and

    By |Published On: July 21, 2010|1 min read|
  • A lot of investors will use market sell-offs like the one we have been experiencing over the past two months, to pick up high-dividend yielding stocks on the cheap. As the stock goes down, assuming they don’t cut the value of their dividend in the process, their payout goes up relative to the price per

    By |Published On: July 19, 2010|2 min read|
  • So if you are one of the perma-bulls out there that feels like you are morally-obligated to buy long in markets like these, then feast your eyes on the list below. I’ve run a screen of the most defensive stocks to trade in during times of turmoil. Heck, one of the stocks, (EPD), is still

    By |Published On: July 16, 2010|1 min read|
  • What we have below is a handful of stocks that are showing signs of, or already in the process of, breaking down as the smart money appears to be leaving them in a subtle manner. As I thumbed through the different charts I noticed stocks trading at its peak, and finally showing some vulnerability, and on

    By |Published On: July 14, 2010|1 min read|
  • By far one of my best screens in determining who is buying what on the street. What you will find are those stocks that, among other variables that I use, 1) Gaining an increased amount of coverage by brokerage firms and analysts, and 2) Being upgraded on a regular basis. This is a good screen to

    By |Published On: July 13, 2010|1 min read|
  • This particular stock screen I run about once a month as doing it any more frequently wouldn’t provide much variation in the results. So what you’ll find below are 16 companies that insiders are significant owners of. Some of these stocks, the management owns as much as 81% of the outstanding shares. That means that

    By |Published On: July 12, 2010|1 min read|
  • The screen below are for those stocks that have been on a solid uptrend of late, but are starting to show signs of breaking down along with a loss of interest by the street as a whole. So if you are looking to short this market, use the list below as bit of a primer

    By |Published On: July 9, 2010|1 min read|
  • Here’s one of you more traditional “Buffett-like” stock screens where you are essentially looking for companies selling well below their book value. Many of these stocks lately have been getting knocked down pretty hard and even some of the more well managed companies are getting extremely cheap relative to their book-price (the value of the

    By |Published On: July 7, 2010|1 min read|
  • It is painfully obvious at this point that the market is in a free-fall mode, and where it bottoms out at is any one’s guess. However, there are some stocks, that haven’t bowed the knee (yet) to the pressures that Mr. Market is placing on them. Instead, these stocks remain on a firm uptrend, and

    By |Published On: July 2, 2010|1 min read|
  • Here are 15 stocks that the street is continuing to get more and more bearish on since the beginning of this year. Their short interest has continued to rapidly increase against their historical norms, and should be the leaders to the downside in the continued sell-off by the market. Quick note on this…7 new names

    By |Published On: June 29, 2010|1 min read|