The ULTIMATE Stock Screener: How to Find High-Quality Stocks For Long Term Investments (60K Stocks) in today’s video, I want to show you a way to find high-quality stocks that you might then want to invest in. The tool that I will share with you today is a quantitative tool that is basically searching databases to find stocks that match certain criteria. I will do is I will first show you how the TIKR global stock screener (or stock scanner) works and then in a second step share a set of criteria that you can use to screen for some of the best companies in the world (part 2 of this video series). A so-called stock screener is a quantitative tool. Stock screening describes the process of searching for companies that meet certain numerical criteria. Essentially a stock screener allows investors to quickly sort through the universe of stocks according to the metrics or parameters the investor is looking for. I believe that running a stock screener is probably one of the easiest ways to find new stock ideas. Personally, I really like the Finviz stock screener which is a free stock screener and which offers around 70 parameters to choose from - both fundamental and technical parameters. However, one possible shortcoming of finviz might be that the values of the parameters must be selected from a drop-down menu; it is not possible to enter a custom value. Another drawback of Finviz is probably that the number of “fundamental” metrics you can choose from is somewhat limited. But overall it’s a great tool. Obviously, there are alternatives to Finvz but those are either limited to U.S. and Canadian stock exchanges or they charge a membership fee to use their service. Another free alternative is TIKR. TIKR it’s a powerful stock research platform for fundamental investors. Their platform provides financials data, consensus estimates, valuation metrics, conference call transcripts, 13-F filings, and other foreign filings that allow you to track what superstar investors are buying or selling, insider ownership data, and much more. And unlike a Bloomberg terminal that few people can afford as it’s something like $20,000 per year, TIKR’s current beta version is for free. I expect them to charge some money in the future but for now it’s completely free! And I have to say that I absolutely love the tool they have created and I have used screenshots provided by their platform in many of my videos. TIKR launched a global stock screener that screener covers a universe of around 60,000 global stocks and provides you around 300 parameters that you can incorporate into your screening process. So it helps you cover the following things: ○ How to screen for growth stocks ○ How to screen for value stocks ○ How to screen for undervalued stocks WATCH NEXT: ○ Why the Stock Market Always Goes Up https://youtu.be/Foaae4Do19I ○ How to Build Wealth From NOTHING? 7 Steps to Create Wealth if you're Starting From ZERO https://youtu.be/TZau4b0Ax4E ○ Can Retail Investors Beat The Market? https://youtu.be/pIbOVfV7s7U ○ Have Bear Markets Changed Forever? What Investors Should Know About The Next Stock Market Crash! https://youtu.be/ZHenmP4xSoU ○ How Charlie Munger Outperforms the Stock Market Using This Simple Strategy https://youtu.be/HLw4dhHUI-g YOU CAN ALSO FIND ME HERE: ○ Twitter: https://twitter.com/renesellmann ○ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rene_sellmann ○ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/454691045336200 OTHER LINKS: ○ TIKR on Twitter: https://twitter.com/theTIKR/status/1414954540592422912 MUSIC: ○ https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/XNAVI0V4Xe/ ○ https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/vHcCsFyp7m/ ○ https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/wVYSNAgyuQ/ Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:04 How to generate ideas 1:35 What is a stock screener? 3:38 Finviz stock screener 5:08 What is TIKR? 6:50 Two major announcements 7:57 Getting started with the stock screener 9:03 Adding conditions 12:28 Display only 12:59 Bottom Line DISCLAIMER: The content provided on this channel should be considered an educational resource and should not be construed as individualized investment advice, nor as a recommendation to buy or sell specific securities. The stocks and funds discussed on this channel are examples only and may not be appropriate for your individual circumstances. Before making any financial or investment decisions, I recommend you consult a financial planner or advisor to take into account your personal investment objectives, financial situation, and individual needs. In no event shall René Sellmann be liable to any viewer for any damages of any kind arising out of the use of any content published on this channel, including, without limitation, any investment losses, lost profits, lost opportunity, special, incidental, indirect, consequential or punitive damages. I hope you enjoyed the content!