Stock Researcher

(Guest post and Stock Researcher tool by Soren Peterson)

Instructions

Type the stock ticker symbol in CAPITAL letters in the textbox and press "Enter"
Guide:
ROE should be 20 or higher
Price/Earnings should be 20 or lower
Debt/Equity should be 1 or lower
Gross Margin should be 25% or higher
Dividends should be between 2-5%

Research

Not financial advice. For education and research purposes only. Do your own research. Data Source - Google Finance and Morningstar

Stocks in this dataset
Alphabet Inc C GOOG
Amazon.com Inc AMZN
American Water Works Co Inc AWK
Apple Inc AAPL
AT&T Inc T
Build-A-Bear Workshop Inc BBW
Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc Class A CMG
Clorox Co CLX
Coca-Cola Co KO
Costco Wholesale Corp COST
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc CBRL
Deckers Outdoor Corp DECK
Discovery Communications Inc C DISCK
Dollar General Corp DG
Dollar Tree Inc DLTR
Dunkin' Brands Group Inc DNKN
eBay Inc EBAY
Facebook Inc A FB
Foot Locker Inc FL
GameStop Corp Class A GME
General Mills Inc GIS
Genuine Parts Co GPC
Hasbro Inc HAS
Hennes & Mauritz AB ADR HNNMY
Johnson & Johnson JNJ
Kellogg Co K
Lions Gate Entertainment Corp LGF.B
Mattel Inc MAT
McCormick & Co Inc Non-Voting MKC
McDonald's Corp MCD
Microsoft Corp MSFT
Mondelez International Inc Class A MDLZ
Nestle SA ADR NSRGY
Nike Inc B NKE
Nintendo Co Ltd ADR NTDOY
O'Reilly Automotive Inc ORLY
PepsiCo Inc PEP
Polaris Industries Inc PII
Pricesmart Inc PSMT
Procter & Gamble Co PG
Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Inc RMCF
Starbucks Corp SBUX
Target Corp TGT
Tesla Motors Inc TSLA
The Hershey Co HSY
The Kraft Heinz Co KHC
Tootsie Roll Industries Inc TR
Tractor Supply Co TSCO
Under Armour Inc A UAA
Verizon Communications Inc VZ
Wal - Mart de Mexico SAB de CV ADR WMMVY
Wal-Mart Stores Inc WMT
Walt Disney Co DIS
WD-40 Co WDFC
Whirlpool Corp WHR
World Wrestling Entertainment Inc Class A WWE
Yum Brands Inc YUM

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