GloRisk — Screener

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Which sectors are you interested in?

Technology

Electronics, software, semiconductors, IT services

Finance

Banks, insurance, asset management, fintech

Healthcare

Pharma, biotech, medical devices, health services

Manufacturing & Industrials

Aerospace, machinery, automotive, industrial services

Consumer

Food, beverages, apparel, retail, leisure, household

Energy & Materials

Oil, gas, mining, metals, chemicals

Business Services

Logistics, distribution, transport, consulting

Utilities & Telecom

Power, water, gas utilities, telecoms

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Which markets do you want to track?

United States

~4,000 US-listed stocks

United Kingdom

~700 UK-listed stocks

Japan

~2,800 Japan-listed stocks

Hong Kong

~700 HK-listed stocks

Rest of the world

~21,000 stocks across China, Europe, India, Korea, Taiwan, Canada, Australia, ME, LatAm, Africa and more

3 / 20

What’s your typical holding period?

Short-term

days to a few weeks — I’m in and out quickly

Medium-term

a few months to a year — I ride moves but don’t marry positions

Long-term

1 to 5 years — I’m building positions, not trading them

Very long-term

5+ years — I’m buying for the decade

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Which of these best describes how you invest?

Buy the dips

I prefer assets that have pulled back — cheaper entry, contrarian bets

Back the winners

I follow momentum — strength attracts more strength

Dollar-cost average

I buy a fixed amount regularly — I don’t try to time anything

Growth at any price

I back the highest-potential assets even if expensive or volatile

5 / 20 Market Risk

How sensitive should the stock be to overall market moves?

Low sensitivity — I prefer stable stocks Some sensitivity is fine High sensitivity is OK — I want to ride the market

6 / 20 Market Risk

How far from its peak are you comfortable buying?

Only near the top — I want proven winners Some decline is fine Big drops don’t bother me

7 / 20 Market Risk

What recent performance matters to you?

Positive returns over 6 months and year-to-date Small losses are acceptable I don’t mind significant recent losses

8 / 20 Volatility

How much daily/weekly price swing can you handle?

I prefer steady, stable stocks I’m okay with some ups and downs I’m comfortable with big swings

9 / 20 Volatility

Do you care about risk-adjusted returns or raw returns?

Risk-adjusted is key — returns per unit of risk A balance of both Raw returns matter most — I accept the risk

10 / 20 Volatility

How wide a trading range is acceptable?

Tight ranges — I want predictability Moderate swings are fine Wide ranges are OK — more opportunity

11 / 20 Trend

How important is the overall trend direction?

Very important — I only want uptrending stocks Somewhat important Not important — I buy regardless of trend

12 / 20 Trend

Do you prefer stocks near recent highs or recovering from lows?

Near highs — momentum matters Either is fine Recovering from lows — I like the upside potential

13 / 20 Trend

How much recent price decline is acceptable?

Very little — I want consistent performance Some pullback is fine Significant declines don’t worry me

14 / 20 Fundamental

How much debt are you comfortable with?

Low debt only — financial safety first Moderate debt is fine Debt level doesn’t concern me

15 / 20 Fundamental

How important is cash generation?

Very — I want cash-rich, low-dilution companies Somewhat important I’m focused on growth, not current cash flow

16 / 20 Fundamental

Do you care about earnings quality and valuation?

Yes — I want high-quality, fairly valued companies Somewhat — a balance I’m willing to pay up for growth

17 / 20 Liquidity

How important is trading activity and liquidity?

Very — I want actively traded stocks Some activity is enough I don’t mind thinly traded stocks

18 / 20 Liquidity

What company size are you comfortable investing in?

Large & mega-cap only Mid-cap and above Any size — including small & micro-cap

19 / 20 Sentiment

How much do analyst opinions matter to you?

A lot — I follow consensus recommendations Somewhat — one factor among many Not at all — I make my own decisions

20 / 20 Sentiment

Do you prefer stocks where volume confirms the trend?

Yes — confirmed moves only Nice to have but not essential I don’t look at volume signals