https://www.stockopedia.com/screens/
For those interested in portfolio return vs draw down this can give you a general idea of SR extremes that almost certainly will be exceeded in one of the directions at some point in the future. Very interesting to see them alongside the guru strategies. A summary page of returns vs draw down would be nice ...
Edit: This was a brief glimpse of a new feature - see Eds comment below
It seems that the pure Momentum StockRank has performed best over five years our of all the StockRanks and Guru Strategies. Does that mean we should ignore Value, Quality and Growth and the combination StockRanks and the Guru Strategies, and just use the pure Momentum StockRank to select shares?
I think momentum will be produce more volatile results than other factors, and will have periods of under performance, particularly in bear markets.
Maybe I'm missing something here, but I find these screens slightly opaque.
Is there anywhere on the page which allows a user to reconcile the stated performance with individual shares?
For instance, when one clicks 'Holdings' it gives a list of the shares with the current share prices.
Is there anywhere that I can see the price it entered the screen at vs the current share price and the performance gain/loss to date? I understand that the screens are rebalanced quarterly, but a 'transactions' page similar to our own portfolios would be most handy.
Is there anywhere on the page which allows a user to reconcile the stated performance with individual shares?
Usually you can see when a 'qualified' date. But for the new screens they seem to be for today. Slightly odd ...
Sorry guys... this was my mistake. We're working on new features for the new version of the site. These screens shouldn't have been released and have now been removed.
We are currently running a beta of the new version of the site, but it will be a few months till it's production ready. Everyone will be invited to switch at the appropriate time.
Sorry to take these screens away again just as you got your hands on them... but there are lots of fun things to look forwards to !
