AI
Wednesday, February 18, 2004 11:22:03 PM
Hi Keith,
Yes, it's a huge time saver. It's like a reverse screen (you supply the tickers and it filters and ranks them rather than you supplying the filters and it returning the tickers).
It also checks for earnings quality using a couple of methods not generally available on a stock screener.
When you posted the 41 ticker symbols, I added them to a research portfolio...
After I ran the analysis, the results came back sorted in descending order by score...
I can also view the underlying data if I need to...
Once I had entered and saved the portfolio it took about 3 minutes to run. I have a number of other portfolios (Dow 30, technology, PC makers, etc.) that I like to run through each day.
BTW, I took the plunge into PLNR yesterday after reading about them and their history. I also bought MVL (they own Spiderman, the Hulk, Silver Surfer, Blade) after it scored well too.
Thanks for the PLNR heads up.
Yes, it's a huge time saver. It's like a reverse screen (you supply the tickers and it filters and ranks them rather than you supplying the filters and it returning the tickers).
It also checks for earnings quality using a couple of methods not generally available on a stock screener.
When you posted the 41 ticker symbols, I added them to a research portfolio...
After I ran the analysis, the results came back sorted in descending order by score...
I can also view the underlying data if I need to...
Once I had entered and saved the portfolio it took about 3 minutes to run. I have a number of other portfolios (Dow 30, technology, PC makers, etc.) that I like to run through each day.
BTW, I took the plunge into PLNR yesterday after reading about them and their history. I also bought MVL (they own Spiderman, the Hulk, Silver Surfer, Blade) after it scored well too.
Thanks for the PLNR heads up.
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