Best Buy Targets as of 2-4-2013

If your resolution is to begin a TtP-S portfolio, or if you’re just watching to see how it works, or if you’re an old hand at selecting stocks from you own SU, here’s MY SU selection tool with MY live data for you to consider. “MY” is capitalized, because each person must make the decisions based upon their own criteria. But it can’t hurt to look at how someone else did it either J

Below is a “live” spreadsheet that will work just fine from your browser (no excel needed). You can try your hand at producing a BBT list from MY SU. I’ve done all the preprocessing for this set of stocks, and the data is included. The first sheet (2-4-13 SU Filter) contains all 128 stocks in my current SU, with data current as of 2-4-13. You can use the filter arrows at the top to create BBT candidates—right in your browser. OR, you can press the small download button (lower right) and download to your excel to work locally.

The next two excel sheets are extracts of the first. I have two “starting BBT” filters that I work from each time I’m building a new BBT. One is “Tight” the other is “Standard.” I’ve added an “80-100 Ten Score” sheet just in case someone is interested in that classification system.  The selection criteria (for Standard, Tight and Ten Score)  are detailed following the spreadsheet.

About Pete A

Grandpa. Programmer. Researcher. Investor. Banjo Player. Guitar Player. Retired.
This entry was posted in 08 Universe Analysis. Bookmark the permalink.

2 Responses to Best Buy Targets as of 2-4-2013

  1. Jenna says:

    Thanks for doing both the standard AND tight! With the amount of volatility expected over the next few months, I have high hopes that the year will be as good as the first day was. :) If not, that’s ok, dividends will cover us well!

  2. Pete A says:

    You have the concept! Hopefully, this will be one of the “good” TtP-S years; some are clunkers with 5% or so return on invested cash, but that would happen only if, as the year went bye, you managed to purchase only stocks that didn’t sell on the up ticks…unlikely!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>