NNSI – NetNagel Stock Index
I’ve created the NetNagel Stock Index yesterday – it’s a formula I’ve created that aggregates information about a stock from various sources and assigns them values. Based on these values, the ticker symbol is given a rating; the higher the rating, the stronger the probability of the stock going up.
So I picked a handful of stocks (about 10), ran it through my program, and got values ranging from the single digits to over 100. The stock that ranked > 100 has a potential ROI of 41.24% (based on the mean analyst recommendation), has 99.3% of all fool.com CAPS users rating it an outperform, and a recommendation of 1.9 (1.0 is strong buy, 5.0 is strong sell).
My September IRA contribution went to UNT. I’ll put in a sell order at $67.15.
How did the others fair? Just curious.
Sorry, but I don’t remember the list of the 10 that I tried. However, the other day, I looked at the Yahoo stock screener and chose all stocks > $15 with a buy rating (1), then ran them (77 of them) through my algorithm, and came up with a list of the top picks.
This isn’t bullet-proof (for example, RIMG only has 1 analyst covering it, so the opinion isn’t very broad), but here are the top ones:
[TM] => 274.459763017
[RIMG] => 256.793940887
[DXPE] => 214.928
[CRH] => 160.559023729
[AIB] => 152.779996557
[CAJ] => 128.355086159
[AGL] => 108.896551724
[CORE] => 108.615384615
[KEP] => 105.033044624
[BBOX] => 103.102941176
[DLA] => 102.248979592
[ATLS] => 100.728205128
[KHD] => 100.580226608
[PHX] => 94.05
[AAON] => 92.9772972973
Now you have a short-list of potentially well-performing stocks. Research them yourself, then go buy!