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I only pay attention to the technical issues in regard to wanting to know
what the many who do follow these methods of trading might be about to
do.
Some fundamental things I pay attention to are: News driven
movement in an equity or the peers of an equity. Volume
spikes. Under valued equities as compared to their peers on either
a share price or PE ratio. Growth rate for recent periods and
expected rates based on common sense. Sector popularity with the
investing public. Common sense .. read the news .. read the latest
consumer interests .. read the political prognosis ..
It's harder to trade with fundamentals because there are no black and
whites. No numbers to put buys on. No stats to tell you what
to do. Fundamentals are simply a combination of many aspects of
information merged together and salted with common sense, stirred with
experience and served with conviction. Set goals, set stops.
Try to do better than the averages. If the S&P losses 2% and
you lose .5%, you have a good portfolio. If you are willing to
short, the same rules apply but some of the obvious are reversed.
Don't fight the tape .. but don't fear taking the other side .. buy when
everyone hates it, sell it back to them when they love it. Be
patient but be true to your stops. Eventually, you may become
somewhat intuitive about the movements. Or, you may not.
Good luck,
Bob
At 02:41 PM 11/10/2007, you wrote:
For any that use stock fundamentals in their
investing-trading or knows about what fundamenrals are the best to look
at for stock trading.
I would like to know what handfull of stock fundamental info you
look at and scan or screen for, to help you decide if the stock may
be a good buy or something to stay away from over the near term to
mid-term. The few most of you think are maybe the most
important.
And I am talking about only funfamental stuff not
technicals.
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