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the
Market Workshop.
Stocks and Other Investing Ideas
All lists are based on data as of
6/26/09
What's Hot &
What's Not?
Experts tell us that
investing success is more about picking the right sectors than picking
the right stocks. Here are two lists. What's Hot shows you the hottest
market sectors, and What's Not, the coldest. We also include a list of ETFs that you can
use to ride these trends.
Stock Screens
Mid-
to long-term investments (4-weeks to 12-months)
Screening
is the most effective method of turning up worthwhile investment
candidates. I used my favorite screens to produce these lists of
stock candidates worthy of further research. Please keep in mind that
these are research candidates, not buy lists.
Rockets.
This
screen identifies stocks either breaking out to the upside, or in existing, but
strengthening uptrends. The strong technicals must be supported by equally
strong fundamentals.
Growth
Stocks.
Growth stocks
with the combination of fundamental and technical characteristics that I
have found make the best research candidates.
Financially
Solid High Dividend Yield Stocks.
High dividend yield
stocks are tempting investments, but only if you pick financially strong
companies. Here's a list of the high dividend yield stocks with a strong
balance sheet.
Dividend Rockets.
Pinpoints
high dividend stocks with strong dividend growth prospects and strong
recent price action.
Momentum
Stocks.
This list of hot growth
stocks is made up of fast growing companies with high relative
strength. It's similar to the list of "A" rated stocks
published by momentum newsletters.
Contrarian
Candidates.
Contrarians, also known
as value investors, look for stocks that everyone else hates. Here's a
list of out-of-favor stocks that we think are good comeback
candidates.
Turnaround
Candidates.
Attention value investors! This screen looks for strong
companies that have recently tripped.
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