A PHP script that polls Yahoo! Finance of all NYSE listed securities searching for equities which meet a criteria of stock dividends, minimal stock dividend return and maximum stock price
A Node-Electron Desktop application has been released for standalone operation. Navigate to the Releases section of this repository.
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Occasinally, the equity company files will need to be updated.
NYSE https://www.nyse.com/listings_directory/stock
NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX: https://www.nasdaq.com/api/v1/screener?page=1&pageSize=20 about 300 pages (from 1-300)
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{
"data":[
{
"ticker":"AAPL",
"company":"Apple Inc",
"marketCap":1156096627600,
"marketCapGroup":"Mega",
"sectorName":"Consumer Goods",
"sector":"consumergoods",
"dividendData":{
"dividendYield":1.2039,
"dividend":0.77000000000000002,
"dividendYieldGroup":"Positive"
},
"analystConsensusLabel":"Moderate Buy",
"analystConsensus":"ModerateBuy",
"priceTargetData":{
"analystPriceTarget":249.56,
"upside":-0.024469999999999999,
"upsideGroup":4
},
"bestAnalystConsensusLabel":"Moderate Buy",
"bestAnalystConsensus":"ModerateBuy",
"bestPriceTargetData":{
"analystPriceTarget":252.41,
"upside":-0.01332,
"upsideGroup":4
},
"newsSentimentData":{
"signal":"ModerateBuy",
"label":"Moderate Buy",
"score":0.8367
},
"insiderSentimentData":{
"signal":"Hold",
"label":"Hold",
"score":0.29160000000000003
},
"mediaBuzzData":{
"signal":"ModerateBuy",
"label":"Moderate Buy",
"score":0.62914999999999999
},
"hedgeFundSentimentData":{
"signal":"Negative",
"label":"Negative",
"score":0.3493
},
"investorSentimentData":{
"signal":"StrongSell",
"label":"Strong Sell",
"score":0
},
"bloggerSentimentData":{
"signal":"Bullish",
"label":"Bullish",
"bearishCount":15,"bullishCount":99
},
"priceChartSevenDay":[
{
"date":"2019-10-24T00:00:00",
"price":243.58000000000001
},
{
"date":"2019-10-25T00:00:00",
"price":246.58000000000001
},
{
"date":"2019-10-28T00:00:00",
"price":249.05000000000001
},
{
"date":"2019-10-29T00:00:00",
"price":243.28999999999999
},
{
"date":"2019-10-30T00:00:00",
"price":243.25999999999999
},
{
"date":"2019-10-31T00:00:00",
"price":248.75999999999999
},
{
"date":"2019-11-01T00:00:00",
"price":255.81999999999999
}
],
"articles":[],
"gicsSector":"Materials",
"gicsSectorName":"Materials"
}
]
}
For those who do not have the resources to execute this script, I have this script executed every Sunday and updates new picks (or suggested equities) and save the new files in the picks. The data directory contains a JSON snapshot list of all companies on the selected exchange.
Only the last 10 weeks of data and picks are kept.
The criteria that I set for my picks are the closing price less than $100 and the stock divident rate greater than or equal to 10%.
To view my picks, navigate your browser to the picks directory by clicking on the picks link above, then choose the CSV file of the picks that you want to se and Click on that file, your browser will show you the picks in a nice tabular format. You can alternatively download the file and open i your favorit spreadsheet program.
The following is a trading suggestion and does not constitute trading advice, neither direct nor implied.
- When buying shares, buy in quantities of 100 shares.
- Adopt a buy and hold strategy and resist the urge to day trade.
The following video is strongly recommended for analyzing the suggested list and investing in companies with dividends.
How to pick income winners -- The big dividend trap - MoneyWeek Investment Tutorials
The Basics of Stock Dividends
Profit Payout Ratio (PPR) = Total Dividend Payout / Profit Before Dividend Payout * 100
if PPR is less than 50%, then the company can afford to substain (and increase) dividend payouts if PPR is greater than 50%, then this company cannot substain it's dividend payouts.
To determine the Dividend Payout Ratio, http://www.dummies.com/business/accounting/how-to-read-financial-reports-for-the-dividend-payout-ratio/
Ex Div Date = dividends paid out up to the year end date
Key benefits of owning dividend stocks with David Stanley and Rob Carrick
Potential benefits of dividend-paying equities
Robot Financial Advisor
DRIP (Dividend Reinvesting Program) https://www.directinvesting.com/search/no_fees_list.cfm
Robot Financial Advisor can be downloaded from https://sourceforge.net/projects/robot-financial-advisor/
See more at https://survivalrevealed.blog/invest-your-rebates-dont-spend-it/
See more at https://survivalrevealed.blog/retirement-for-gig-economy-workers/
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