Stock Selection Criterion
Stock selection criteria are methods for selecting a stock(s) for investment. The stock investment or position can be "long" (to benefit from a stock price increase) or "short" (to benefit from a decrease in a stock's price), depending on the investor's expectation of how the stock price is going to move. The stock selection criteria may include systematic stock picking methods that utilize computer software and/or data.
Read more about Stock Selection Criterion: Objectives, Selection Components, Automatic Stock Screening, Composite Scores, Rules of Thumb, Stock Selection Effectiveness, See Also
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