Markets are constantly moving up and down during uncertain times. Be it pivotal macroeconomic indicators, companies' earnings, or influential statements from central bankers, each factor is capable of steering the stock market in unpredictable directions.
With so much information coming at us on a daily basis, how do you filter out the really important information amidst all the noise?
Enter InvestingPro, the professional tool from Investing.com. Its filter section acts as your compass in this sea of data, helping you pinpoint the information that matters most.
Seeking a curated list of companies with robust dividend yields and solid fundamentals? Find it effortlessly in the filters section.
Interested in stocks trading below their intrinsic value? That's another gem you can uncover with InvestingPro.
Filters allow you to specify criteria that we can use to search for companies.
Here's how to add a filter step by step:
The first step is to identify the metric you want to use to filter out stocks.
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Once you have selected the filters you want to use, the next step is to specify the limits.
For example, to search for companies with a market capitalization greater than $250 million, with a dividend yield greater than 0%, and belonging to the consumer discretionary sector, this would be the result:
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To get more information about the results that match your search criteria, you can add columns. Any of the metrics we discussed above can be used as a column.
Just click the 'Columns' button to open the Column Editor and select the fields you want to add. It would look like this:
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Once you have added the column, you can also specify the period in which you want to
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