How to find stocks using IBD 100 and IBD 200
Method | Scan output | Possible Buy | Verdict |
IBD 100 | ffiv vprt ttek din cern cri abvt
| din cern cri abvt
abvt is best out of the four | abvt open position |
IBD 200 | ffiv vprt mv cri abvt | mv cri abvt
abvt is the best | abvt open position |
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Criteria | Where to get information | ABVT | |
Relative linearity | Telechart | good for previous move | |
Closeness to 6 month high % | Telechart | at high | |
Volume surge 50%+ | Telechart | yes | |
Prior day narrow or negative | Telechart | yes | |
+4 b/o in prior 5 to 10 days | Telechart | no 4% b/o0 | |
-4% b/o in prior 5 to 10 days | Telechart | no -ve4% b/o | |
Float in million | Telechart | 8 million | |
IBD EPS ratings 95 plus | IBD | 80 | |
Recent EPS acceleration | IBD | no | |
Sector Top 25 | IBD | 7 | |
Recent catalyst | Moneycentral or Finviz | nyse euronext service
provider | |
Earnings due | IBD | 7/28/09 | |
Recent IPO | Telechart | shifted from BB recently | |
EPS growth 40 plus | IBD | 693% | |
Sales growth 25% plus | IBD | 20% | |
Margin | IBD | 15.8% | |
ROE | IBD | 16.7% | |
Verdict | Thinly traded. | ||
open position |
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