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This strategy seeks to identify companies with long-term growth potential by using Return on Equity, Earnings Growth Rate, and Price to Earnings Ratio.
This strategy aims to identify companies with low long-term risk by using low Debt to Equity Ratio, low Total Debt, and high Equity.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Communications sector that have undergone significant price appreciation over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by buying a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Communications sector that have become overvalued over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by selling a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This long-term high risk strategy looks for companies with a low Cost of Revenue, positive Gross Profit, low Gross Profit Ratio, low Operating Expenses and positive Free Cashflow.
This moderate risk mid-term strategy seeks out mid-tier financial services companies with a market capitalization of between $200 million and $1 billion while achieving an EBITDA Ratio in excess of 40%.
This strategy seeks to identify companies with long-term growth potential by using Return on Equity, Earnings Growth Rate, and Price to Earnings Ratio.
This strategy aims to identify companies with low long-term risk by using low Debt to Equity Ratio, low Total Debt, and high Equity.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Communications sector that have undergone significant price appreciation over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by buying a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This strategy seeks to find stocks in the Communications sector that have become overvalued over the past month. The trading idea is to take advantage of the short-term bullish sentiment by selling a stock with a short-term horizon and limited risk.
This long-term high risk strategy looks for companies with a low Cost of Revenue, positive Gross Profit, low Gross Profit Ratio, low Operating Expenses and positive Free Cashflow.
This moderate risk mid-term strategy seeks out mid-tier financial services companies with a market capitalization of between $200 million and $1 billion while achieving an EBITDA Ratio in excess of 40%.
