The article discusses selecting market criteria for stock screening using various parameters like market capitalization, net sales, net profit, total assets, and more. Additionally, it provides a list of industry codes for different sectors for further screening.
## Market Criteria Selection
When it comes to stock screening, investors have a variety of market criteria to choose from. Some of the key parameters include:
– Market Capitalization
– Net Sales
– Net Profit
– Total Assets
– Excise
– Other Income
– Raw Materials Cost
– Power & Fuel Cost
– Employee Cost
– PBDIT (Profit Before Depreciation, Interest, and Tax)
– Interest Cost
– Tax Paid
– Earning Per Share (EPS)
– Investments
– Sundry Debtors
– Cash/Bank
– Inventory
– Debt
– Contingent Liabilities
Investors can select any of these criteria to analyze and screen stocks based on their financial performance.
## Industry Code Selection
In addition to the market criteria, investors can also use industry codes to further refine their stock screening process. Each industry code represents a specific sector or industry, allowing investors to focus on particular areas of interest. Some of the industry codes include:
– Aerospace & Defence
– Agriculture
– Automobile – 2 & 3 Wheelers
– Banking
– Beverages
– Chemicals
– Construction
– Electronics
– Healthcare
– Information Technology
– Metals & Mining
– Pharmaceuticals
– Real Estate
– Retail
– Telecommunications
– Textiles
By selecting a specific industry code, investors can narrow down their search to companies operating within a particular sector, helping them make more informed investment decisions.
Adding additional insight, investors should consider diversifying their portfolio across different sectors to reduce risk and take advantage of opportunities in various industries. By combining market criteria selection and industry code selection, investors can create a well-rounded portfolio that aligns with their investment goals and risk tolerance.
