Stock Investment Guide: A Screening Tool for Mac and PC’s
Posted on | December 8, 2009 | No Comments
Pedro, one of my reader’s, emailed me this tip as we commiserated about the lack of programs that helped Mac based investors. While this program also works on the Windows platform, it will be more useful for Mac users, since there are better programs for PC’s than this. The progam is called the Stock Investment Guide. The thing that makes this cool is that you can retrieve info on a stock simply by inputting a stock’s ticker (Yes, I know that is routine in excel on a PC, but it is completely absent in the Mac world). You can check out a demo version for free. The full price is $80. The focus of the information is on Price Earnings. Valuations are based on this metric. Cash Flow is only optional. I am not clear if it is Operational Cash Flow or Free Cash Flow per share that is supplied.
Unfortunately, It doesn’t supply the appropriate data to track Net Net stocks or even calculate tangible book value. I would love to see the tools expanded to include more value investing information or make some of the fields user selectable. Perhaps in a future version. If you try it out, let me know what you think.
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