Stan Weinstein Stock Screen
Today’s post describes an attempt to create a Stock Screen from the lessons we learned from Stan Weinstein’s book Secrets for Profiting In Bull & Bear Markets – otherwise known as Stan Weinstein’s Stage System.
Category: Stock Screens
Meta Screens
Today’s post describes an attempt to use the built-in Guru Screens in Stockopedia to construct second-order meta screens.
Defensive Dividends Stock Screen #3
Today’s post is about the construction of the third in our series of defensive dividend stock screens This time we’ll be analysing Stockopedia articles.
John Kingham Stock Screen
Today’s post is about building a defensive dividend stock screen based around the work of John Kingham – the UK Value Investor.
Defensive Dividend Stock Screen
Today’s post is about building a defensive dividend stock screen based largely around the principles of the Compound Income Scores.
Screen Stars
In today’s post, we extend the process of portfolio construction that we recently used for the Rob Arnott stock screens to our other screens, to find our Screen Stars.
Rob Arnott Stock Screen #2
Today’s post looks at the implementation of the Rob Arnott Stock Screens that we created a couple of weeks ago.
Rob Arnott Stock Screen
Today’s post describes an attempt to build a Rob Arnott Stock Screen in Stockopedia, on the back of our recent profile of the guru investor.
Stock Ranks Stock Screen
In today’s post we try to build a Stock Screen from the characteristics of good stocks as shown in high Stock Ranks stocks.
Five Years of Stockopedia StockRanks
Today’s post is a look at a recent Stockopedia webinar celebrating five years of their Stockranks metrics.
A Terry Smith Stock Screen
Today’s post describes an attempt to build a Terry Smith stock screen inside Stockopedia.
VAMOMO – A Stock Screen
Today’s post is about an attempt to build a stock screen around the concepts of VAMO (value and momentum) and Dual Momentum – it’s VAMOMO stock screen.
Low Vol Anomaly 3 – A Stock Screen
Today’s post is our third visit to the Low Vol anomaly. We’re going to try to adapt an existing stock screen from Ed Croft of Stockopedia.
