Fundamental screening: Top stocks - Part 3 with Marcus Ruhnau
The fundamental screening of good stock values is the topic of the third part of the webinar series "Constant Profits with Options Trading" with Marcus Ruhnau from EFSTAQ. In this webinar, Mr. Ruhnau will explain which stocks are of interest for options trading and how to trade them specifically. Along with this, the Minervini criteria will be presented and practically explained.
Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Greetings & Introduction
00:02:44 Agenda
00:03:43 Problem: Which values are of interest and how do I find them?
00:10:38 Actual recording: What values do I trade and how do I enter?
00:15:29 Target: What should trade ideally look like?
00:19:44 Practical application in AgenaTrader
00:27:48 Questions
00:55:37 Farewell
00:56:34 Disclaimer
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