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Anonymous

17 Feb 2021

Stocks

How to look for companies with good fundamentals to invest in?

I'm not sure what ticker symbol to type in the trading view search bar...how do i 'discover' companies with good fundamentals?
i tried seeing what arkk funds, cathie wood are buying/selling but it seems to late already right (buying after the funds bought cuz they say buy on rumour sell on news)?

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Gavin Tan

17 Feb 2021

Founder at sgstockmarketinvestor

The easiest method is definitely to use a screener but there are limitations to screeners. With screeners, you can only screen companies out based on quantitative factors. As such, you might miss out on wonderful companies with fantastic business models or are in up-and-coming industries.

I personally look into certain industries and key trends, then find companies that are in these ranges, then research them 1 by 1! It is definitely time-consuming but the results definitely paid off.

Some of the key picks that I've found are:

  • Micro-Mechanics, AEM, and Avi-Tech when 5G was booming but Semi-Conductors weren't being noticed!

  • Hospitality and Retail REITs at the peak of Covid!

  • Affirm (FinTech) and Palantir (Big Data + AI) during IPO. Retailers don't understand fully the potential the company had so the price was pretty attractive!

If you're interested in how to find more of these companies, you can approach me on my website https://sgstockmarketinvestor.com/ !

Chris

17 Feb 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

Personally, I use a combination of a screener (finviz.com has a good one), forums, telegram chats and twitter/stocktwits.

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