Articles belonging to ‘Predefined’
Introducing the Graham Enterprising Revised Screen
February 2013
Stock Investor Pro contains several screens based Benjamin Graham’s popular intrinsic value approach. Most of our Graham screens have performed well, but the Graham Enterprising Investor screen suffered from a small universe of passing stocks. In the October 2012 AAII Journal, AAII President John Bajkowski discussed a method to adjust the Graham Enterprising Investor screen to allow for more passing companies while staying true to the methodology. The newly created screen not only allows for more passing companies, but the long-term performance is also better than the original screen, and the price volatility is lower. Read more »
Predefined Stock Screens
December 2011
After installing Stock Investor Pro for the first time, many new users of the program are unsure of where to begin. One of the most popular features of the software is the collection of 62 preinstalled stock screens, many of which are based upon the screening principles of well-known investors such as Warren Buffett, William O’Neil, and Martin Zweig. Read more »
Tweedy, Browne’s “What Has Worked in Investing”
May 2011
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Kirkpatrick Screens Using Relative Data
February 2010
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Getting the Most Out of Stock Investor’s Predefined Stock Screens
August 2004
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Updating the Foolish Approach to Stock Picking
February 2004
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The IBD Stable 70 Screen
November 2003
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Introducing the Hagstrom Buffett Growth and Value Screen
February 2003
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