Where can I find the best screener that has made traders a lot of money by selecting stocks BEFORE they run up?
Try:
http://www.zecco.com/markets/StockScreener.aspx
http://screen.yahoo.com/stocks.html
Good luck with that crystal ball.
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Unfortunately, there is no system than can accurately and efficiently make money for you by selecting winning stocks (look up the efficient market theory). If you want a safe stock that steadily rises in price i suggest you invest in an index, such as the Vanguard 500 index. This allows you to, basically, invest in the market as a whole, and also protects you from the risk of individual stocks (diversification).
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Consider Stocks whose ownership by professional investors has increased month to month:
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http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/finder/deluxestockscreen.aspx?query=Institutional+Ownership+Up+Last+Month&btnQryFrm=Go
TC2000 to purchase
Yahoo Finance free
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That is not what screeners do. They screen stocks (or funds) based on the quantitative parameters you input. You’re looking for a crystal ball.
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