How to Find the Right Stocks for You

We screen them, we compare them to the market. We also want it to not be underperforming or outperforming the market to the S&P. And then we look at analysts. Now, we don't care what the analysts say. We want to know how many are following it. Under Wall Street's radar. So companies that are quietly growing revenues and earnings, good valuations,. You know, not underperforming, not outperforming, should are below the radar. For the most precisely why our capitalization numbers are probably skewed smaller than others.