Where can I see if a stock is considered a large cap growth, large cap value,?
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morningstar.com \n\nQQQQ would be a large growth.
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I've been looking for years and haven't found one.  Also, I have found that many stocks can be immediately ruled out, unless you know more than me.  Some are traded infrequently, some have no information and some just don't make any sense to me.\n\nWhat I have found is that the question you should be asking is: "If I had a list of all of the stocks, what would I look for?"  That is where a stock screening program comes in.  Yahoo finance has one for free, and you can find a screener at almost any stock related site.  \n\nA screener will go through the list of stocks in that screener and, based on criteria you define, return a set of results.  Your criteria might be (volume > 100000) or (Price > 5) or (price > 52 week high).  For me, this is the best way to locate stocks that I would be interested in.\n\nI hope I interpreted your question correctly.  Good Luck
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nasdaq.com is what i use\nbut i'm not sure if thats advanced enough for ur purposes
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Buy a one month subscription to stockcharts.com for twenty bucks.  Use their advanced scan engine to search for stocks with a large average true range (ATR).\n\nThe list will change over time as trading activity changes.
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Ask your broker for a copy of the Red Herring.  Otherwise, the SEC(Securities and Exchange Commission) web-site likely has all filings for ipo's. Good luck.
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I would not even bother with something like this.\nBut if you really want, goto yahoo finance and use their java based stock screener.
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For stocks that have JUST started trading:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/business-information/--pageid__10008,PDate__M:2006:01--/global-ipoc-index.xhtml\n\nFor future companies going public:\n\nhttp://www.hoovers.com/business-information/--pageid__10005,Date__2006:1--/global-ipoc-index.xhtml\n\nJust be aware that MOST companies do not perform like Google did.
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I'd try to tackle this a couple of ways.  First I would go to yahoo finace and see if they are a listed company.  Assuming you've found a listed company I would type in their ticker.  See what kind of news they have and then see if they have institutional holdings!!!  You can do that on yahoo finace or you can go to nasdaq.com and type in the ticker.  there you can click on institional holdings and they will actaully tell you the top 5 or so funds that hold that equity.  If they are funds you've heard of I'd feel pretty good about the company.  some examples GGB, PCU, PRB just to name a few in latin america.\n\nGood luck
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You can obtain a list of all NASDAQ stocks from:\nftp://ftp.nasdaqtrader.com/ in the SymbolDirectory folder in a file called nasdaq.txt (sorry, you can't post an FTP url inside Yahoo answers apparently)\n\nThis is a CSV file which can be opened in Excel.  The "Market Category" column shows either NNM or SCM.  SCM = Small Cap Market.
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Try standardandpoors.com and also you can get it on Yahoo and also run a stock screener to get a list of lets say companies with highest beta. Please remember that beta by itself is not a sufficient enough measure of correlation since the r^2 could be very low meaning that the beta is irrelevant
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try motley fool at http://www.fool.com
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Nice review on this site\n\nhttp://explodingstocks.com/blog/?p=68
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Check out the nasdaq website. Look up that company, find out how much one share of stock is selling for. Then find out the number of available shares. Then multiply the two. That's your answer.\n\nThat doesn't mean you could buy the company for that figure, but that will answer your question.
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The Dow will have more volatility since it is only comprised of 30 stocks.  Typically, the S&P 500 is viewed as a better measure of large cap performance, as it is comprised of the largest 500 public companies.  If you want a measure for companies of all sizes, I would recommend the Russell 3000 or the Wilshire 5000.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SBUX
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Check with their bankers if you can or whether they file their returns on time to the company registrar...in fact you can also read their financials (copy) from the registrar's office...\n\nIf it is listed check the market capitlisation and movement\n\nIf it is privately held - check the profiles of the partners/sponsors from businessmen/banker
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http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/finder/deluxestockscreen.aspx?query=New+52-Week+Highs