ValueLine is good, but it costs $$$, they have a long track record. I use their #1 ranked list and layer TA on top of their list. I've been doing it for several years now - definitely works. :)
MSN MoneyCentral at this URL has a StockScouter list http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/StockRating/srsmain.asp? Its FREE - many of the stocks on this list I find on the VL #1 list. After much backtesting, I have found that the IBD100 list at www.investors.com has higher returns than the VL100 list( actually by quite a bit ! ). I think mostly because they use a larger universe of stocks. Ed Hoopes PS If you use this method - you don't need to get too fancy with your TA - just some moving averages work just fine for these fundamentally strong stocks. --- In [email protected], "foginthehills" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi there, > > Does anyone know of any US-based services that give you a list > of "stocks with good fundamentals" ? > > In Australia a good source of 'sound stocks' is StockDoctor.com.au > > I am looking for a US service which can give me 5-star ratings for US > stocks (small, mid and large cap). I have heard of www.valueline.com > and wondered if there are any others? > > I want to use this as a screening step before I then apply technical > analysis ideas. > > Any suggestions? > > thanks - >
