Post #5196 by mapg on the Mechanical Investing board

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How is "ROE_GMI" Different from other ROE based screens?

Well for starters it was taken from a different database "Fidelity screener".

The basic parameters.

Count =    Count (% of Market Cap):          ROE_ GMI (Medium)            Company Name
  7900                                         Common Stock               Security Type
                                                 No Filter                Security Price
  5800                                      North America (USA)           Company Headquarters Location
  600                100%                  Mega, Large & Medium           Market Capitalization
  400                67%             Very high, high & Medium (41-100)    S&P Global Market Intelligence Financial Health
  350                58%             Very high, high & Medium (41-100)    S&P Global Market Intelligence Quality
  200                33%             Very high, high & Medium (41-100)    S&P Global Market Intelligence Growth Stability
  190                32%             Very high, high & Medium (41-100)    S&P Global Market Intelligence Valuation
  150                25%                 Very high, high & Medium         Return on Equity (TTM)

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