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    I've been reading ideas and giving none up to now. I'm still in the process of playing with and arriving at an acceptable screen criteria. So far I look at:

    - Micro Market Cap
    - TTM revenue > 25%
    - TTM EPS > 25%
    - ROE > 15%
    - Debt/Eq < 1
    - PEG < 2

    Then I look at charts. Prefer up or sideways trend, nothing wide and loose.

    Here's what I found. A little late on some:

    ADEX, EPAX, BBSI, CRYP, SLNK, SNHY.

    Let me know what you think.
  • IIC
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2003
    • 14938

    #2
    BJ...Just curious...what would be your maximum cap to be considered Micro?...Thx...IIC
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    • #3
      $410 million = micro. This is defined per Schwab's screening software. I'd like it better if I could fill in the blanks instead of the rigid drop-down menu picks. It defined small caps as $410M-1.6B.

      CMN and DW also passed the screen, but MM has said plenty about those two.

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      • IIC
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2003
        • 14938

        #4
        Originally posted by B.J
        $410 million = micro. This is defined per Schwab's screening software. I'd like it better if I could fill in the blanks instead of the rigid drop-down menu picks. It defined small caps as $410M-1.6B.

        CMN and DW also passed the screen, but MM has said plenty about those two.
        Thanks...I usually use this:

        Nano Cap Under $50 million

        Micro Cap $50 million to $300 million

        Small Cap $300 million to $2 billion

        Mid Cap $2 billion to $10 billion

        Large Cap $10 billion to $200 billion

        Mega Cap Over $200 billion
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        • #5
          IIC, what part of LA do you live in?

          I'm in Lomita, up the hill, close to the PV area.

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          • IIC
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2003
            • 14938

            #6
            Originally posted by B.J
            IIC, what part of LA do you live in?

            I'm in Lomita, up the hill, close to the PV area.
            Well...Now you got me started

            I was born in San Francisco, moved to Seattle, moved to Venice, CA ...moved to Culver City, moved to Houston TX, moved back to Culver City(at this point I was 9)...moved to 2 more places in Culver City(My parents still live in the last place in CC since '66)...Went to college at U of Nebraska in 8/71...One semester at U of Hawaii...back to UNL...lived at several places in NE during those years...came back to CA in 12/75...lived in Cheviot Hills...then Palms(WLA)...then Pasadena...then Redondo Beach...then back to WLA since '86. I didn't name them all, but I have lived in 25 different houses/apts in 51 years...Been at my current place since '90.

            I graduated from Culver City High School in '71...I believe you are in the Narbonne area...My friend went to HS w/ Bo Derek there.

            We ought to get together sometime. I am in an IBD Meetup(rogue group) that meets in La Canada 2x a month...but I have not been for a while...but I am in daily email contact with them...Email me...My trading partner(who is SUPER SHARP) has a house in PVE...although not F/T...maybe we could get together sometime for some Stock Talk???

            My office is Downtown between Staples and USC.
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            • #7
              You've been around!

              I'm a transplanted Midwestern Aerospace engineer. But, rest assured, I don't appreciate California any less than a native

              I began my career in '88, worked for General Dynamics in San Diego, before they folded the tent and left.

              In 1992, got laid off, went east, ended up pretty near $$MM$$'s neighborhood, I believe. Worked for GE-Martin Marietta-Lockheed-(whatever they want to call themselves next) Astrospace. Spent some time in both East Windsor, NJ and Valley Forge, PA. I miss the Springs and Autumns, but the Winters? NEVER!! If $$MM$$ is reading, don't you dare try to convince me otherwise

              1995, I came back out when things picked up again in CA. Now working for Northrup Grumman (was TRW).

              I am certainly looking forward to meeting you. Expect an e-mail from me anytime. I've been out of stocks for a long time (except MF's) until a few months ago, so I can always use some pointers. I've made good coin in real estate at least. My neighbor's home is listed for 1.089M. Do you believe that? IN LOMITA??

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