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How I Quickly Analyze New Stock Ideas, Step by Step Tutorial

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How I Quickly Analyze New Stock Ideas, Step by Step Tutorial

2,455 views October 4, 2020 25:04

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ChannelStock Compounder - Brad Kaellner

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How I quickly analyze new stock ideas // In this video I walk through the process I use to quickly gauge whether a stock is worth a deeper dive. As this channel grows, I get sent more ideas every day from you folks and these tools help me decide which ones to spend time on. Please keep the ideas coming! :)

What initial screening criteria do you use?

Here is the spreadsheet I used in the video: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14bOWD-jAsLMGy5-…

Here are links to the resources discussed in this video...
Morningstar stock research: morningstar.com/

QuickFS: quickfs.net/company/MOMO:US

Dataroma for SuperInvestor holdings: dataroma.com/m/home.php

Value Investors Club: valueinvestorsclub.com/ideas

ValueLine: valueline.com/

OpenInsider: openinsider.com/

Corner of Berkshire & Fairfax message board: cornerofberkshireandfairfax.ca/forum/index.php

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Stock Compounder - Brad Kaellner published this 25:04 video tutorial on October 4, 2020. It has been watched 2,455 times on YouTube.

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