Everyday Stock (Re)Investing

[lostcowboy]

Hi Northwesterner, it is a shame that the screen works so poorly. Maybe they need to make the screen have user selectable criteria, it may work better that way. My thought was that one could use the screen to find stocks that were NAIC compatible, and then use the SSG for finer screening of the stocks. To be honest I have never owned any stocks, and will most likely start out with mutual funds when/if I do. But I like the NAIC method of stock selection the best so far. But I think they need a good stock screener to sort through the 7000+ stocks out there. I like the MSN stock screen the best for ease of use, but it does not have all the criteria needed to do a proper NAIC screen. They do not have any ten year screens, the best you can use are five years. While they do have the average five year PE, they do not have the Average five year high PE, or the Average five year low PE. Which is needed for later calculations.

If you do have any stock that pass the NAIC method it may be interesting to run them past the other investing styles on quicken. Also I was pointed to this web page. http://quotes.nasdaq.com/asp/MasterDataEntry.asp?page=guruanalysis where you can compare the stock to nine other styles of stock selection.
I wish you a good day and happy stock hunting.