Stock Screener question

[mrmarket]

I used to use Stockpoint.com as my primary stockscreener. They no longer offer this service. The neat thing about this stock screener was that it accessed a database of bulletin board and pink sheet stocks. Now I know that these stocks are very seldom MM picks, but I find it fascinating sometimes to read about some of these little guys that actually meet my fundamental criteria.

Does anyone know of any screeners that has these kind of stocks in their database?

[mrmarket]

Found one...thanks Karel.

Looks like some of the Little Guys may be back in my dumps:

http://www.investor.reuters.com/nscreen/builder.asp

[Karel]

Found one...thanks Karel.

Looks like some of the Little Guys may be back in my dumps:

http://www.investor.reuters.com/nscreen/builder.asp

I'll just bite you again

Not that it seems to hurt you very much ...



Karel

[New-born baby]

Mr. Market's next pick

Mr. Market,

I want to ask you two questions:
1. Do you have any schedule for making your picks? It seems like a six weeks since FLIR, and I look forward to reading your picks and why you choose them.

2. Is it possible for a pick to be a repeat pick? For example, WSB. It just sold for a 15% gain. Is it possible that WSB might be another buy for another shot at a 15% gain.

Thank you.

[mrmarket]

Mr. Market,

I want to ask you two questions:
1. Do you have any schedule for making your picks? It seems like a six weeks since FLIR, and I look forward to reading your picks and why you choose them.

2. Is it possible for a pick to be a repeat pick? For example, WSB. It just sold for a 15% gain. Is it possible that WSB might be another buy for another shot at a 15% gain.

Thank you.

1. I hold 10 to 14 stocks in my portfolio. When I sell a stock, I usually replace it with a new one pretty quickly.

2. It's possible, but I have more fun finding new ones.

[scifos]

Found one...thanks Karel.

Looks like some of the Little Guys may be back in my dumps:

http://www.investor.reuters.com/nscreen/builder.asp

This is what I use too. Had been using msn moneycentral's screener for a long time, but this one seems more flexible.