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This strategy looks for large companies with a market capitalization of under $200 billion, with a negative earnings per share and with both short (5-day) and long-term (50-day) moving averages being significantly higher than its current price. The strategy also selects companies with a beta higher than 1.
This strategy seeks out small or medium-sized stocks with a market capitalization of less than $1 billion but with a price of more than $1 per share. The goal is to find stocks that are large enough for liquidity purposes, but also, small enough to harness strong growth multiples over time. Another filter used for this strategy is selecting stocks only with an average dollar trading volume of $500,000 per day or more. Also, the strategy selects stocks with an EPS greater than 1.5, with a Price to Earnings Ratio of less than 10 and a Price to Sales Ratio of less than 5.65.
This strategy looks for large companies with a market capitalization of under $200 billion, with a negative earnings per share and with both short (5-day) and long-term (50-day) moving averages being significantly higher than its current price. The strategy also selects companies with a beta higher than 1.
This strategy seeks out small or medium-sized stocks with a market capitalization of less than $1 billion but with a price of more than $1 per share. The goal is to find stocks that are large enough for liquidity purposes, but also, small enough to harness strong growth multiples over time. Another filter used for this strategy is selecting stocks only with an average dollar trading volume of $500,000 per day or more. Also, the strategy selects stocks with an EPS greater than 1.5, with a Price to Earnings Ratio of less than 10 and a Price to Sales Ratio of less than 5.65.
