Question about Screening IBD 100

[ajc3388]

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[IIC]

Hey, I'm new to the forum and investing in general. I was wondering if there was a way to stock screen just the stocks in the IBD 100? Sorry if this questions already been asked!

You may want to check out my IIC 100 which has left the IBD 100 in the dust the last few years http://sharptraders.com

Both stink overall this year...However, my list is not down as much as William O'Neil's backward looking philosophy ytd...Best, Doug

[peanuts]

Hey, I'm new to the forum and investing in general. I was wondering if there was a way to stock screen just the stocks in the IBD 100? Sorry if this questions already been asked!

I once did a test on the fundamentally best IBD stocks and tracked the performance over several weeks. Here's the link to the thread: http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?t=1226

perhaps the final page, which has a conclusion of results will help you the most

[ajc3388]

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[IIC]

hey, thanks for the quick replies, but sorry for the confusion. I wanted to know if there were screeners that have a setting such that you could start with the latest list of the IBD 100, and then add your own requirements. So instead of screening through say the entire S&P500, you could instead just screen through the IBD 100.

I'm not looking for techniques or specific stock screen settings quite yet, I just want to know if its possible to set a requirement on a screener that is equivalent to "is on the current IBD 100"

Well...probably not for free...I have stockcharts.com extra realtime...I hate to admit it but I do run technical scans on the IBD 100 for my own use...Doug

[ajc3388]

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[mrmarket]

IBD provides an Excel spreadsheet of the IBD 100 which you can download if you are a subscriber.

Which stock screeners are you using these days? There aren't many free ones left on the internet that are any good.

[ajc3388]

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