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It is the first time that I have a situation like this while studying indicators like these ones, so I am going to document what is going on.
4 weeks after the historical highest SPX when was at 3400 points this is what happens.
Things to watch:
Big buyers are buying consistenly:
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This article, titled as “Top 10 Utility Stocks For Dividend Growth And Income”, show a table with data of the selected companies. The analysis is very rich and didactic about the data he collects and how he assess it.
To me this table is very good summary.
I was thinking about how to retrieve data from different list of companies and have a quick look on dividend growth indicators in a semi-automatic way.
So, how could I do it?
Google Sheets enables you to retrieve data from their page with a nice set of formulas, it’s very easy to retrieve data, the problem is that the amount of data is very limited.
Then I went to https://www.finviz.com/ and I discovered that you can take all different parameters of a given company.
Last but not least, I missed some data, so I went to yahoo finance and I got what I missed.
I have build a sheet that tries to:
This google sheets document contains the analysis I did on the same list of utilities companies.
It’s not as complete and professional analysis as the one done by Eric Landis, but it’s a quick way to discard companies and then focus on a short list.
Some of the parameters do not refresh always in the right way, so from time to time you have to review the tables where the data come from: specially from yahoo finance.
In the book The New Trading for a Living, Alexander Elder describes an useful and mechanic way to analyze and filter opportunities for investing: triple screen.
The 3 layers have a main purpose these are:
What do I check on each screen?
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https://www.dripinvesting.org/Tools/Tools.asp
I love the excel with the updated data, specially: