Knowing when to buy into a stock is fairly straight forward. You apply Jerry Robinson's 180 Trading Strategy (180 Trading Strategy) - a good technical analysis strategy. Knowing what stocks to buy, however, is not as straight forward. That requires fundamental analysis.
Fundamental analysis is about understanding the context of the chart, so you can be confident that your technical entry point has the desired outcome - profits instead of losses, and preferably large profits at that.
Some guidelines to follow:
Filtering out anything that doesn't fit within these categories will give you a much smaller list ( - Example of filtering down stocks on finviz) of stocks that are all worthy of attention for maximizing profits.
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