The ChartMill High Growth Momentum Rating
The ChartMill High Growth Momentum Rating evaluates different aspects of a high growth momentum stock and summarizes it into a single rating
The little book that makes you rich - growth stocks
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This configuration of the stock screener was created based on the rules described in the book "The little book that makes you rich", by Louis Navellier. The book defines eight criteria that should be met before a stock qualifies as growth stock which fits the system. These eight rules were converted into screener settings and there is a linked article available which discusses this screen a bit deeper.
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Stock Screener Settings
OM growth 1Y>=2%
Expanding Operating Margin
FCF growth 1Y>=15%
Strong Cash Flow
Revenue growth Q2Q>=20%
Increasing sales growth
(epsQ2Q>pEpsQ2Q)
Positive Earnings Momentum
ROE>=10%
High return on Equity
EPS suprise (last 4): EPS(4): Average Surprise Above 10%
Positive Earnings Surprises
Exchange: US Only
Only US stocks
EPS 1Y>=15%
Earnings growth
EPS suprise (last 4): EPS(4): At least 3 beat
Positive Earnings Surprises
EPS growth Q2Q>=15%
Earnings growth
EPS Revision NQ(3m)>4%
The EPS estimate for the next quarter has been increased with at least 4% in the last 3 months
Revenue growth 1Y>=20%
Increasing sales growth
Chart Settings
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Regional Run
Run this screen in your favorite region. You can always further fine tune the screen by changing the general settings after it opened in the screener.