A stock screener is an approach to stock picking by choosing various metrics (generally financial ratios or market values) and having a computer search for stocks that fit those criteria.

A stock screener is an approach to stock picking by choosing various metrics (generally financial ratios or market values) and having a computer search for stocks that fit those criteria. This is an example of a bottom-up active investing strategy.

Go to https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/stock-screener

Pick at least one “fundamental” measure, one “performance” measure and one “other” measure. You can pick more measures but must at least pick three.

Explain why you picked those measures. List five companies that satisfied that screen.

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Assignment 2

Videos:

1. Understanding Capital Markets by Michael McDonald

2. Behavioral Finance Foundations by Michael McDonald

3. Starting Your Career as a Financial Analyst by Ben Sullins and Free the Data Podcast

4. Interview Tips for Finance Professionals by Jena Viviano

5. Financial Modeling Foundations by Michael McDonald

6. Creating and Giving Business Presentations by Tatiana Kolovou

7. Introduction to Commercial Real Estate Analysis by Symon He

Watch all Videos above on LinkedIn Learning and then write 2 paragraphs on which videos you thought were most and least helpful.

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please submit the Stock Screener and the Videos Assignment in a separate PDF.