Looking for a recommendation for a good and inexpensive stock screener
Hello everyone,
I am looking for a good and preferably inexpensive stock screener that can help me make better investment decisions. It would be important to me that it has a user-friendly interface and covers current figures as well as all possible indicators, oscillators and technical criteria.
So far I have used the following online tools:
SimplyWallstreet - I would possibly take out a premium subscription here, but I don't think the 20$/month is exactly cheap
DER AKTIONÄR - (very clear and good for a quick look at charts + 200 and 50 sma. However, the site often bends and does not open the charts. (maybe due to the Safari browser used?)
TradingView - actually great for charts + indicators. However, I sometimes find it difficult to impossible to adjust the chart, zoom or whatever I do wrong to get a clear picture.
Stock finder - I know it exists and have already used it for a few free stocks but can't say more yet.
I realize that there are many paid tools, but maybe there is something in the free or low-cost range that offers a solid performance? Or where a premium subscription really pays off? What do you personally use and what experiences have you had with it?
Regardless of $ONON where I would like to be invested myself (also not possible with scalable), I have recently noticed another brand. I'm seeing more and more shoes from the "Hoka" brand. After a quick google, this brand belongs to $DECK (+3,28%) and what can I tell you, look at the chart 🤣 I love it when I have an idea and then it turns out that the party is over. Is anyone still $DECK (+3,28%) invested?
In the picture: OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) is an organization of 13 oil-producing countries based in Vienna, Austria. Key member countries include Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Venezuela and the United Arab Emirates.
OPEC's main task is to coordinate the production volumes of its member countries in order to influence the global oil market and oil prices. By setting production quotas, OPEC can control supply and demand on the oil market and thus influence prices. This power enables the organization to exert both economic and political influence, which can have a global impact.
I personally think they're great shoes as well, having them since about a year, many more customers could be interested. I know my tastes have little impact on the market, but it does count for me.
A slightly different portfolio for a change. I am 22 years old.
The larger single stock position is due to my stock based compensation. It currently makes up a large part of my portfolio, but is fine for me at the moment.
I hold just under 3% in gold. I plan to replace the Vitainvest Passive 50 Sust fund with the Vitainvest Passive 100 Sust in the future. This position represents my third pillar of provision.
I am also thinking about expanding my portfolio with $LISP (+1,48%) or $ONON as I enjoy the companies and believe in a positive development in the long term.
