Screening the Market: A Four-Step Method to Find, Analyze, Buy and Sell Stocks
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| Rating | : | 4.75 (949 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0471215597 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Screening the Market helps solve this dilemma by offering you a systematic market screening method. This method is for you, whether you create your own screens or choose among many of today’s readily available pre-set screens. Take this opportunity to enhance your investment skills–by asking yourself what your investment goals are and what you are willing to do to achieve them–and then start screening the markets for the best available investment opportunities.. Rather than preach an impractical, unrealistic formula for success, this book presents a complete
Gerstein appears periodically on CNNfn, CNBC, and Bloomberg TV and is often quoted in USA Today, CBS.MarketWatch, The Wall Street Journal, the New York Daily News, and Money Online. GERSTEIN is the Director of Investment Research at Multex. MARC H. . Prior to that, he was in the research and editorial department at Value Line. Over the course of two decades, he has analyzed stocks across a wide variety of industries and sectors,
"Everything you want to know about Stock Screens" according to Marcus A. Sasiadek. A previous reviewer makes an incorrect statement. All the screens in the book work with the free Multex screener on the Multex web site. The screener is free, powerful,and will probably be my main screener from now on.As an amateur programmer and someone that's worked on huge databases for a living, I can say I learned quite a few things from this book that I didn't already know.But,the book goes on way too long. There is a good long chapter on stock screens; all the other chapters are fluff.If you want to know everything about . Classic on Stock Filtering But dated. Patrick L Irwin Practical but dated (Pub 2002) guide to screening stocks using automated filters to identify potential market outperformers. While the analysis seems worthwhile, I wish the book was more current and provided more insight based on the present economic situation we find ourselves. If you can get the book at a reasonable price it would be a worthwhile read. A better read would be "The Best Stocks to Buy in 2003" by Peter Sands. Although he does the filtering for you.
Marc has hit the nail on the head with his four-step method to find, analyze, buy, and, the hardest part for many investors, when to sell stocks. Next time someone tells you to do your stock market homework, tell them you read this book." -Thom Calandra, Editor in Chief, CBS.MarketWatch "Many times on my radio show my listeners ask what they can read to help them with their investing. I will now recommend Screening the Market as a must-read for all investors, beginning to advanced." -Brent Wilsey, Host of Smart Investing, KFMB AM 760 San Diego, California "A must-read for investors looking to dissect the stock market and find winning stocks. An Accessible and Systematic Stock Screening Method to Improve Profits Praise for SCREENING the MARKET "Marc Gerstein turns the chancy art of picking stocks into a screen-based science. Gerstein simplifies the seemingly complex process of screening stocks, a key tool of the pros, to make it accessible for all investors." -Matt Krantz, Reporter, USA Today