“Sluggers or Strikeouts?”
Often stocks with extremely high dividend levels, low price to earnings levels, and low price to book levels carry a great deal of risk. Like baseball players, some of the great sluggers were also frequently strikeouts. https://sabr.org/research/home-runs-vs-strikeouts SOME of my best returns were stocks held LONG TERM that were screened with the above criteria. Some fell to pennies before they became sluggers. Some struck out.
Chartmill has free limited use for registered users and unlimited use for paid subscribers as well as a pay as you need option. Here’s the link to a screener I created called “Sluggers or Strikeouts?”
https://www.chartmill.com/stock/stock-screener?f=sl_dy_7_X,sl_pb_X_1,sl_pe_0_12,sl_fpe_0_X,sl_roa_0_X,sl_roe_0_X,sl_epsny_0_X,sl_epsn2y_0_X,sl_epsq2q_0_X,sl_eps1y_0_X,sl_eps5y_0_X,sl_rev1y_0_X,sl_rev5y_0_X,sl_revq2q_0_X,sl_deq_X_0.8,etf_none,sl_inown_10_X,exch_us&s=dy&sv=8&affl=43026
Chartmill is ONE of the web-based programs that I personally use. I am an affiliate and get paid on subscriptions. This blog post IS a recommendation for the web-based tools on Chartmill.com, and IS NOT to be considered investment advice as I am not a licensed Investment Representative nor am I a Registered Investment Advisor.