gentlemantm
4 posts
msg #32068
- Ignore gentlemantm |
5/13/2004 3:00:25 PM
Can some onne please help me with a filter to search for stocks that have had earnings up each of the last three years of at least 25%
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yepher
359 posts
msg #32078
- Ignore yepher |
5/13/2004 7:34:59 PM
Stockfetcher will only allow you to scan the past year of data as far as I know.
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cegis
235 posts
msg #32081
- Ignore cegis |
5/13/2004 8:21:19 PM
I believe SF has the data, and allows scans, for more time than 1 year, with some limitations. The issue is that the charting will only display the current year, IIRC. There's a thread in here somewhere that discusses these limitations.
HTH,
C
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EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #32093
- Ignore EWZuber |
5/14/2004 7:35:39 PM
gentlemantm
Check out this screen. It is the best free screener I have found for fundamentals.
http://www.quicken.com/investments/stocks/search/full/
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wildmap
7 posts
msg #32229
- Ignore wildmap |
6/2/2004 5:22:22 PM
I have built my own software for screening fundamentals for my AlphaKing project, and that database should be available to access later this year. (Further info available at AlphaKing.com.)
Till then, try zacks.com, which not only has a free super-fast fundie screener, they also allow you to download a 2 week trial of screening software that allows performance back-testing of any fundamental and analytical data over the past 2 years.
Want to know which fundamental data works the best? Run some tests and find out :)
Kevin W.
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robdavis
69 posts
msg #33262
- Ignore robdavis |
9/16/2004 11:59:22 AM
EWZuber,
> Check out this screen. It is the best free screener I have found for fundamentals. http://www.quicken.com/investments/stocks/search/full/
I agree. It is the best. I used to use it a lot, back in 2002, but Quicken made some changes, probably about the same time you posted your article, and now one needs to be a Quicken "member". It's too bad, because it is the best free screener I have found for fundamentals. The good part is, there is a way to become a member. Always there is a way.
I hope this helps.
Rob
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