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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Who is your Stock Screener for?
A: My Stock Screener is for those who already attended my online, one-on-one masterclass on my Evergreen Strategy When Investing in the Philippine Stock Market. Only those who attended my masterclass can fully appreciate the use of my Stock Screener.
This Stock Screener is also for those who haven't attended my masterclass yet but would just like to know which stocks passed my criteria despite not knowing what my criteria are. I highly recommend that you attend my masterclass to get the most out of your Stock Screener subscription.
Q: Are these the stocks you recommend to buy?
A: This stock screener is NOT A STOCK RECOMMENDATION but a STARTING GUIDE for you if you believe in my Evergreen Strategy. I created this page based on the requests of many to publish the stocks that pass my criteria.
If the stock passed my criteria, it doesn't necessarily mean you should buy it. For one, you'll have to calculate your reward-to-risk ratio. Only when you're satisfied with your reward-to-risk ratio should you buy at or near the prevailing dominant range of a stock.
Q: How often do you update the Stock Screener?
A: I update the Stock Screener every end of trading. There is no fixed time as to when I update it, but it's updated before the next trading day starts. I don't send emails once it's updated. So, visit this page as often as you can.
Q: What criteria did you use in passing the stocks that appear in the Stock Screener?
A: If you're asking this question, it means you haven't attended my online, one-on-one masterclass on my Evergreen Strategy When Investing in the Philippine Stock Market. Attend the masterclass to know not only the criteria but the principles behind every criterion.
Q: One of the stocks in the Stock Screener has a relatively low value turnover. How did it pass your selection criteria?
A: The lowness and highness of value turnover is relative to one's trading capital. For one who spends no less than P100,000.00 per trade, a stock averaging less than P1 million worth of value turnover per day may be seen as a low value turnover stock. On the other hand, one who only allocates P10,000.00 per trade may not have any qualms trading a stock that averages P1 million worth of value turnover value daily.
So, I recommend that you check the 10-day average value turnover of that stock. You are less likely to have problems liquidating your shares if the amount of money you plan to invest in the stock is less than 3% of the stock’s 10-day average value turnover. Consider trading stocks with a much lower 10-day average turnover value once you’ve gained discipline and experience trading the market.
Q: When do I sell?
A: Sell when your trailing stop is hit. You don't know the answer to this question because you haven't attended my masterclass yet.
Q: Is it guaranteed that the share price of the stock will go up once it appears in your Stock Screener?
A: Why do you seek certainties when the world of investing runs on probabilities? Only scammers would guarantee unsuspecting investors.
It is not impossible for the stock to go down even if it passed my selection criteria. What will preserve your capital and prevent unbearable losses is your trailing stop. That's why you need to attend my masterclass so you'll have a 360-degree understanding of my investment strategy from start to finish.