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Screen Stocks

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Screen stocks
To analyze various stocks in search of stocks that meet predetermined criteria. For example, a simple value screen would sort all stocks by their price-to-book ratio and pick the stocks with the lowest ratios as candidates for the value portfolio.

Screen Stocks
To investigate stocks for potential investment according to a predetermined set of criteria. For example, an investor may screen stocks according to the lowest price, the most market capitalization, the most favorable price-earnings ratio, or any number of other variables. One may also combine criteria while screening stocks. The process is designed to help one make the best investment decisions, and is often accomplished with the help of a computer.


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Technological advances have made possible to screen stocks within seconds.
Easily downloadable, StrategyDesk offers the ability to: * Backtest using pre-set or customized formulas; * Run multiple strategies on multiple symbols simultaneously; * Set up programmed trades; * Access advanced customizable technical indicators; * Receive real-time indicator updates; * Screen stocks based on technical conditions; and * Evaluate the hypothetical past profitability of a strategy, including commissions.
Other tools include a real-time "Market Scanner," which lets users screen stocks for such variables as the biggest dollar gainers, percent losers, or new 52 week highs and lows for any industry, exchange, price or market cap.
 
 
 
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