Stock
Market Workshop.
Best Stock Candidates
in Seven Different Categories
Best
Stock Screens
Mid-
to long-term investments (4-weeks to 12-months)
Screening
is the most effective method of turning up worthwhile investment
candidates. I used my favorite screens to produce
lists of candidates worthy of further research
in seven different categories. Please keep in mind that
the results are research candidates, not buy lists.
No matter whether
you're looking for the next tech rocket or beaten-down value plays, just
one of your holdings filing for bankruptcy would ruin your day. That's
why our "Bulletproof Stocks" list
of 300 or so stocks that won't go
bankrupt, is so popular. This screen finds the seven stocks on that list
that have the most appreciation potential.
Rockets are stocks either breaking out to the upside, or in existing, but
strengthening uptrends. Also, those strong technicals must be supported by equally
strong fundamentals.
This
screen identifies the five strongest Rockets based on those measures.
Growth stocks
with the combination of fundamental and technical characteristics that I
have found make the best research candidates.
High dividend yield stocks are
tempting investments, but only if you pick financially strong companies.
Here's a list of high dividend stocks with a strong
balance sheets.
Pinpoints
high dividend stocks with strong dividend growth prospects and strong
recent price action
This list of hot growth
stocks is made up of fast growing companies with high relative
strength. It's similar to the list of "A" rated stocks
published by momentum newsletters.
Contrarians, also known
as value investors, look for stocks that everyone else hates. Here's a
list of out-of-favor stocks that we think are good comeback
candidates.
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