Best Singapore Stock Screener?

[Bubbachuck]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

[chew]

Does anyone know how i can scan the universe of singapore listed counters and rank them by market capitalisation in ascending order (i.e. from the lowest market cap to highest market cap)

[CityFarmer]

Does anyone know how i can scan the universe of singapore listed counters and rank them by market capitalisation in ascending order (i.e. from the lowest market cap to highest market cap)

Any stock filter should provide the function. You can try with the filter provided by your broker

The larger market cap is SingTel, with close to $62 billion, while smallest one is China Great Land, with slightly more than $1 million.

[NTL]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

The best way that I know of is to read analyst reports of the company. How I do it is google "<Company Name> pdf". And look for pdfs from the brokers' firms. Some will provide peer comparison and you can use that as a reference.

[CityFarmer]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

The best way that I know of is to read analyst reports of the company. How I do it is google "<Company Name> pdf". And look for pdfs from the brokers' firms. Some will provide peer comparison and you can use that as a reference.

This is one useful way. The other way is to ask directly to management, during AGM.

[chew]

Thanks CityFarmer. Unfortunately I have stanchart as a broker and it doesn't have this function.... I will try and search for other online screeners...

Does anyone know how i can scan the universe of singapore listed counters and rank them by market capitalisation in ascending order (i.e. from the lowest market cap to highest market cap)

Any stock filter should provide the function. You can try with the filter provided by your broker

The larger market cap is SingTel, with close to $62 billion, while smallest one is China Great Land, with slightly more than $1 million.

[ersteam]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

The best way that I know of is to read analyst reports of the company. How I do it is google "<Company Name> pdf". And look for pdfs from the brokers' firms. Some will provide peer comparison and you can use that as a reference.

You can check out this website too. This website has tons of analyst reports.

Analyst Reports

[Bubbachuck]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

The best way that I know of is to read analyst reports of the company. How I do it is google "<Company Name> pdf". And look for pdfs from the brokers' firms. Some will provide peer comparison and you can use that as a reference.

You can check out this website too. This website has tons of analyst reports.

Analyst Reports

Wow! Thanks a lot. Exactly what I need. [emoji106]

[kyle]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

The best way that I know of is to read analyst reports of the company. How I do it is google "<Company Name> pdf". And look for pdfs from the brokers' firms. Some will provide peer comparison and you can use that as a reference.

You can check out this website too. This website has tons of analyst reports.

Analyst Reports

thanks a lot. This is a quite useful website.

[wahkao]

Hi. I couldn't find other threads to ask this. Is there an easier way to find direct competitors of a company you are screening?

The best way that I know of is to read analyst reports of the company. How I do it is google "<Company Name> pdf". And look for pdfs from the brokers' firms. Some will provide peer comparison and you can use that as a reference.

This is one useful way. The other way is to ask directly to management, during AGM.

need to be shareholder before can go and ask