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EPS 5Y>=15%
The EPS growth was at least 15% on average in the past 5 years.
EPS 1Y>=0%
The EPS growth over the last year should be positive
(revenueQ2Q>=revenue5yGrowth)
Earnings momentum:The last quarter's Q2Q revenue growth should be above the 5 year growth rate
Health Rankings: DE-Irank Above 50
The debt-equity should be amongst the 50% best of the industry
CRS>=70
The ChartMill Relative Strength should be at least 70
Average Volume: 50 SMA > 100K
A minimum daily average volume of at least 100K stocks
PE>=5 AND PE<=48
The price earnings ratio should be at least 5, but not above 48
Revenue growth 1Y>=0%
The revenue growth in the last 12 months should be positive
(epsQ2Q>=eps5yGrowth)
Earnings momentum:The last quarter's Q2Q EPS growth should be above the 5 year growth rate
(revenueQ2Q>=revenue1yGrowth)
Earnings momentum:The last quarter's Q2Q revenue growth should be above the revenue growth over the last 12 months
(epsQ2Q>=epsYGrowthTtm)
Earnings momentum:The last quarter's Q2Q EPS growth should be above the EPS growth over the last 12 months
Type: Common Stock Only
Only stocks
(revenue5yGrowth>(0.5*eps5yGrowth))
The revenue growth in the past 5 years should be at least half the EPS growth
Default chart settings
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.