Google has a new stockscreener service. We take a look and see how it compares to other services.
Google Stockscreener
is a service by Google that allows stocks to be screened. It can be
found by going to Google Finance and clicking on the little link that
says "stockscreener" next to the search field area.
What makes Google Stockscreener different from other stockscreener
services is that it gives you a real time distribution chart that shows
how many companies are in a particular area. For example, if you select
a PE ratio of 15, Google shows a population distribution chart of
companies with different PE ratios and whether they are on the high or
low end of the scale. As you slide the PE ratio to the right or left,
the number of companies showing up in the results list will change
automatically without having to click any submit button.
So far, compared to the other stockscreener services, I have to say
Google is very impressive for a free service. It does have its
problems, however. It is currently beta so the issues have yet to be
fixed. One annoying issue is that once you pull up list of stocks and
click on each of them to take a look at a specific company, it loads
the profile. However, when you click to go back it takes you to the
first page on the search results so it is hard to go from one company
to the next unless you open a new window for each.
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