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New Source for 'Get A Quote': 'Pink Sheets'

2009-03-15T13:45:00.000-07:00

After checking the 'Get A Quote' sub-button, we decide to add new source into it, the 'Pink Sheets' website. The Pink Sheets website provides and publishes financial information for OTC (Over The Counter) securities. The Pink Sheets information provider is not a SEC registered as well as not a broker-dealer. If you couldn't find a certain security in the regular quote suppliers you will be able to find it in the 'Pink Sheets' website. You'll find it under the 'Goolge Finance' quote source.

Madoff's Final Fiasco

2009-03-13T05:04:00.000-07:00

Yesterday and today we hear everywhere in the news commentaries on Madoff's Ponzi Scheme (also: CNBC- Additional charges may occur, Reuters- summary, The Wall Street Journal- closing report, CNNMoney- Madoff's Ruth hidden money enigma, Yahoo! Finance- general news concerning the issue). The facts are: Madoff pleaded guilty and go to jail immediately. Reuters' video to summarize it:

As a summary of our own, we want to deliver our readers the things we believe will be the talk of tomorrow.
(I) The full list of Madoff's casualties. This list demonstrate the magnitude of Madoff's actions and today, after this story comes to an end, it functions as a memorial board for good cause's investors and sophisticated personas or firms, yet naive investors (on the border of stupidity). The list contains firms from around the world and it shows the power they gave for one person's hands.

Madoff Trustee's List of the Firm's Customers

(II) Madoff's plea speech maybe helped the court of law to close this story but for his ex-customers it won't contribute anything but some truths on his behavior and acts along the scheme period.

Bernard Madoff's Plea Allocution

Madoff's Cynical Progression

2009-03-12T02:20:00.000-07:00

Madoff’s scandal becomes more and more annoying while the press from one hand updates us with closing to end news and “life in prison” verdicts, and from the other hand the authorities that not succeed with making Madoff plead guilty (admitting on conspiracy charges in exchange for life). This story demonstrate best how lack of capabilities in the authorities hands, prevent from this story to be over. More than that, nowadays, sophisticated people like Madoff with lots of power in their hands and with strong attorneys beside them are able to push over the law and bend it so the result will be best for them.

Here you get to see some updates concerning this issue, which surely won’t be over in short term. For once I hope the law enforcements will be more ingenious than those who played, gambled and finally lost it all and now are trying to get out of it when the party is over. We saw how Madoff tricked the most sophisticated investor and now the ball is in the authorities’ hands. Let’s not forget that the state attorneys general is expecting a wave of new suits on financial frauds, something that needs bigger budget for its department. The bottom line is that maybe until now the government could close their eyes to sophisticated frauds in the financial markets but after the latest events, we understand that being technology speaking and financial development speaking, unprogressive is kind of disability, which in these days, is something we can’t allowed to ourselves.

For those of who want to drill down inside the accusations of Bernard madoff, find the following document.

FindLaw | Bernard Madoff Charges Before Plea

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'Markets' Button- 'ETFs' Part III

2009-03-08T09:57:00.000-07:00

Today I'll finish, as I said in the last post, the 'ETFs' sub-button. we stopped at the 'Yahoo! Finance ETF Browser by Risk', where we partly described the meaning of the Beta parameter in the financial terms. Take your time check this last post. Back to the reviewing part. As a continue, the next source is 'MSN Money ETF Performance Tracker', which delivers a list of ETFs based on its market price performance. In addition, the list attaches to each ETF the score (grade) of it by MorningStar. If you want, it is possible to reduce the amount of ETFs in the list by preferring a fund family or a category which the ETF aims to. The best pro of this source's list is that it gives you, for each ETF, the performance of it for several periods, (1-Wk, 4-Wks, 13-Wks, YTD, 52-Wks, 3-Yrs and 5-Yrs), something that really shorten the time to check historical performances. 'ETFConnect Find A Fund' gives a kind of special searching ability. It's not like it gives different list of ETFs but more like better (or different) sorting ability. Parameters like Asset Classes (Fixed Income, Equity, Others), Taxable/ Municipal or All, Fund Sponsor, Premium/ Discount (in a NAV point of view, meaning, is the ETF reflects a premium or a discount concerning the base assets. Very important in order to understand where the ETF is heading to). It is also possible to review ETFs that are leveraged or not. That is important for those who object anything that related to leveraging in the financial markets. 'ETFConnect Fund Sorter' is a simple ETF sorting tool, delivers only two sorting abilities (working together): Fund Type and a selected criteria for your picking. The reason we chose this source to appear in Sargels Toolbar is that it gives a first look on the ETFs possibilities under general criteria sorting, so you'll be able to cut off a very long list of ETFs before you'll start drill down into a specific ETF, something that is a real time saver. The last source on the 'ETFs' sub-button is the 'ETFConnect Fund Sponsors'. This sorter gives you the ability to first choose your favorites ETFs' Sponsor, if there is any, and from the list given, you'll be able to choose the ETF you want. Many Institution investors prefer a specific ETFs' sponsor to work with, based on their personal or business acquaintanceship, or on a past experiences. If you, as an investor, prefer a specific sponsor, which you think is more reliable than the others, that better fits your needs, you can start the drill down routine by checking this source first.
Finally we finish the 'ETF' sub-button, covering all the sources inside it. If you have any question concerning this issue, or for that matter, any other issue concerning Sargels or anything else, put it as a comment and we'll response to it, or alternatively send us a query and we'll get back to you ASAP. That's it for this post. We invite any of you who want to help us spreading the word of Sargels Financial Toolbar, to use any of the distribution tools on this blog (see at the end of the post). Don't forget to subscribe to our RSS in order to be updated with any new post we publish. If you want, join us on Twitter. As of Twitter, We advise you to join us because it is very dynamic over there. Every time we have any input on the markets, we publish it on our Twitter and we are very active with new, up-to-date financial information. After all, We originally an active traders (check this post to know more about us, or here on Sargels Team's website).
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'Markets' Button- 'ETFs' Part II

2009-03-06T04:48:00.000-08:00

In the last Sargels reviewing post, we covered the beginning of the 'ETF' sub-button. In this post we will continue with this sub-button. We also want to advise you to check all the previous reviewing posts in order to be updated with the earlier sub-buttons. It is the place to mention that non of the former sub-buttons have changed since their reviews.Also, if one of the sub-button, or one of its sources, will be changed, we will publish a post concerning the changes made. Back to the current review. The next source on the 'ETF' sub-button is the 'CNNMoney ETF News & Info', a source that delivers up-to-date news concerning the ETF market, including a table with the most Gainers, Loser and Actives ETFs for the current period. The next source is 'ETF Connect Interactive Charting'. It gives a nice interactive chart ability, to use on ETFs, with comparison, time frames, technical analysis and more features. The idea is that this source is ETF- dedicated but it can chart stocks as well. The 'Bloomberg ETFs' gives you a full-list ETF's table. This table contains all the ETFs that traded in a given region. Although it is a full list, which actually gives all the info there is, it is not enhanced list, meaning, it is neither sortable nor moderate. So you can use it as a preliminary list but not as a drill down function. The 'Yahoo! Finance ETF Browser by Return (mkt)' is an enhanced source, giving a list of ETFs sorted by a given criteria. In this specific source, we chose the criteria we believe is the primary one- Intraday Return. Meaning here, the list sorted by an ETF price descending, from the highest ETF's increasing price to the ETF with the highest price decreasing. The reason we chose this criteria in particular is to enable a quick and easy view on the ETFs market, from the ETF's price point of view. Another important criteria for the 'Yahoo! Finance ETF Browser' we believe needs to appear inside the 'ETF' sub-button is Risk. This criteria sorts the ETF's list on a Risk basis, or in financial terms- Beta. A bigger beta means a more volatile ETF- risky ETF and vice versa. The reference ETF (the ETF that considers as the natural market risk, meaning beta=1) is the SPY (SPDRs), which tracks the S&P500 index. It also considers as one the most traded (in terms of volume) ETFs as well as securities in the US (and internationally) market. The beta calculation for rest of the ETFs in the market are in a proportion to the SPY. This criteria is very important, as it illustrates the power level of general risk that the consider ETF holds. Always keep in mind that beta is a volatility measurement, meaning, the possibility of a given ETF (or for that matter, any other security on the market, any market- shares, options, currencies, ETFs, commodities, etc.) to oppositely change its rate. ETFs (and again, any other security) has many other measurements that need to be taken into investment considering so don't totally lean on this feature.
We will close this post here, as we think lot of general financial information poured in this post, so take your time to drill down inside this sub-button, and inside the former posts as well. In the next post we'll finish the 'ETF' sub-button and by that, closing the ETF field of investment reviewing and move over to a new field of investment- Options. Until the next post, share your comments with every reader of the blog, share Sargels Financial Toolbar with your friends and associates- let everyone else enjoy the beenfits of this financial information solution. If you like, follow us on twitter.
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Waren Buffett's 2008 Annual Letter

2009-03-03T06:39:00.001-08:00

It is a great pleasure to present here the Annual Letter of Waren Buffett to the Berkshire Hathaway's investors. Waren Buffett is the famous Value-Investor in the world. Every year his annual letter is a reason for a celebration of rumors, news, and mostly interpretations of "What Does Waren Mean By That?" I guess this year, with the latest reports from BRKA's holding companies, together with the not-so-good year (financial and economic speaking), the "Oracle of Omaha" has some instructive news and commentaries to share. I think we will talk about it for a long time. For a change, he needs to deliver some explenations and not just talking and waiting for applause. Enjoy the reading and start to comment on the letter at the end of the post. We all have something to say this year concerning the latest events. Share this post with friends and invite everyone to comment on the letter here in the post.
Waren Buffett's 2008 Berkshire Hathaway Letter

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'Markets' Button- 'ETFs'

2009-03-02T12:20:00.000-08:00

It has been a while since the last review post, basically because of some unsolved issues concerning the markets, like deals to close and new thoughts about further investments. This post will deal with the next sub-button: 'ETFs'. This one concentrates all the most important sources on the web concerning the ETFs investments channel. I can say already that it will be a little bit longer post so I'll split it into two or three separated posts. Let's begin.
The first source in this sub-button is 'Yahoo! Finance ETF Center', which centralizes in one place all the important information about ETFs with a quick view on the top performers among the ETFs. Basically you can access to every part of Yahoo! Finance ETFs' area but as a begining, it gives an overview. The next source is 'MorningStar ETF'. This source is the cover page of MorningStar's ETF section and it mainly summarizes the biggest and most important ETFs in the market, delivers news concerning the ETF field. More important and interesting is the Domestic Equity Stylebox. This unique tool helps you to find ETF under specific investment style. It shorten the time to sort and discover ETFs under major criteria (i.e., Large, Medium or Small Cap). 'MarketWatch ETF Advanced Screener' is a full-featured screener, dedicated to ETFs, giving you criteria's basis sorting tool. It enables you to sort ETFs so it will answer exactly to your investment's method and by that, minimize the time you'll spend on searching and finding. The method of 'CNNMoney ETF Screener' is different. Here you act in the click&react approach, meaning, you click on a specific category (Asset Class, Style, Market Cap, Region and so on) that suite your determination and the platform opens for you a list that answer exactly to the criteria you've determined. The 'MorningStar ETF Screener' source is a pretty simple screener, delivers a short list of criteria choosing in an easy to use method. Although you can cover in this screener all the ETFs in the market, it is a simple one, that, as we see it, only enables you to review the major criterias you defined and not actually drill down and find a specific ETF. It misses the ability to sort ETFs based on a full-featured list of criterias. But, as we said, it is a good screener to find ETFs under major criterias. After finishing with the ETF ceneters and screeners, we think it is enough for this post. In the next one, we'll continue with covering the 'ETF' sub-button. The next sources are mostly news and updates sources and among them some really important and interesting ones. Stay updated with Sargels Blog Review by adding the RSS or by following us on Twitter. You are also invite to join our Sargels group on LinkedIn and to get associated on Facebook. As always, do share Sargels Financial Toolbar to your acquaintance.
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Updating: NYSE ArcaBook

2009-02-24T04:19:00.000-08:00

As part of our constantly maintining Sargels Financial Toolbar, we check the normality of the sources inside it and their relevancy to the sub category it was first classified. As it usually on the web, we know from our experience that sometimes websites change URLs or categories, updating the content insinde pages, starting charge money for their service and more so it needs to be updated in Sargels Toolbar. From time to time, as we discover these kind of changes, we will notify you concerning that issue and will refer you to the changes we made according to that.
As a first update from these kind of changes, we found that 'RealTime from NYSE ArcaBook' source (under 'Markets' major button, 'Get A Quote' sub-button) started to charge money for its service (since January 12th), so before using it, the user need to finish a payment issue. This service, as a free one, was great for the users, both pros and non-professionals, as it gave a great real time view of the stocks and other seciruties (ETFs, etc.) market. As you know, our service, and particularly Sargels Financial Toolbar, praise in free financial services and sources, the kind that useful enough to give the user a very good tool but with no charge, as part of the specific website service. Because of that, we decide to move the source of 'RealTime from NYSE ArcaBook' to the end of the sub-button 'Get A Quote', so it will still be possible to user to reach this service, but not as a common one, like it used to be. Check the screenshot attached to see where we put it.
We always make sure that the sources on Sargels Toolbar are relevant and current, but it still possible for us to miss a specific one. If you, as a user, find a link, service or a source on Sargels that is broken, not relevant, under changes or any other kind of change that needs us to know about it, tell us, and we'll do the changes needed in order to keep Sargels Financial Toolbar most updated and relevat to us, the users.
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'Markets' Button- 'Financial Video'

2009-02-22T14:30:00.000-08:00

We hope you all had a great weekend like we had. Through the weekend we checked some stats concerning Sargels community. First, we want to advice you to jump on our Ning's Sargels community, the purpose is to make an enhanced place for all the users to ask questions, share thoughts and comment about anything concerning Sargels Solution.You're more than welcome. Second, we find that Sargels group is much bigger now, more and more users find Sargels useful and we really appreciate your mails, we consider each feedback as a real comment on our work and how to improve it.
Now, back to our reviewing session. The next sub-button (under the major button 'Markets') is 'Financial Videos' which delivers many video sources related to the financial markets. For example, Yahoo Finance Video, all the financial news on vids from multiple financial-oriented providers, sorted by time (you can sort it by provider). The video news on Yahoo! Finance are updating very often and you get to see in one place the best covering financial news from the best source in the world. Bloomberg TV US is the TV channel of Bloomberg financial news agency, delivers the most updated news and data from the markets, with lots of interviews of the key role holders in the markets. This source is what the pros usually check so keep your eye on it to stay tunes with all the information you need. CNN Money, WSJ and Forbes Video are basically the video channel of these financial portals, giving you news, financial shows, editor's corners and more in a very updated method. Find your best source that suit you and stay tuned on it but don't forget to check the others, as they could give you new aspects about today's news. What I do want is to delay on the Financial Times Video. This source is one very enhanced, as it sorts for you the financial news into categories, something that helps to get a better control on the news you want and need. The category we chose as the most relevant is the 'Markets' tab, because this one delivers the streaming updates from the markets while the other sources (Credit Crunch, View from the Top, Companies, World, business Life and Special Reports) are more special issues' focused. Do take into your attention that Special Report is a very useful source for videos concerning unusual issues, something that could make you better updated. The BusinessWeek Video is also an important video source because it delivers more economical news and updates, more general and wider covering, not just for the current issues in the markets but more macro-economic updates and special news concering mega changes and big movements in the wide range of the financial markets.
It is very useful to get updated from financial video news, as it more convenient to sit back and let other gives you inputs and briefings, in few minutes only you can receive all the info you need from the most trusted sources on the web- for free.It surely not replace the digging in routines but surely make the updating work much easier.
That is it for this post, concerning finance & videos relations. In the next one we'll drill into ETFs, much deeper than general information. Until then, share Sargels Financial Toolbar, tell your friends and associates about it, comment posts and, as always, contact us and share your thoughts about Sargels Solution. We put on the blog all the distribution ways to spread the word of the Sargels Financial Toolbar, so do help us. If you want to stay tuned, join us on twitter.
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'Markets' Button- 'U.S. Additional Stats'

2009-02-20T01:06:00.000-08:00

This post review the sub-button 'U.S. Additional Stat', which gathers underneath it, few more relevant information sources, to make the whole picture complete. These sources delivers more of general point of views, concerning movements in the major indices, something that gives the user a fundamental clue about the market and about unusual activities. The first source is Yahoo! Finance U.S. Volume Leaders, a source that shows on one page the most traded securities in terms of volume. It is also possible to sort Volume Leaders by Stock Exchange. The next source is Yahoo! Finance U.S. Price Gainers (%). This source gives a one page of the most increasing shares, in terms of stock price, giving you a picture of what abnormal movements are happening as it's happening. This source is very useful to know and maybe be a part of increasing shares or to get known with not regular activities in the market. Here also you can sort the Price Gainers by Stock Exchange. Yahoo! Finance U.S. Price Losers (%) is just the same as Yahoo! Finance U.S. Price Gainers (%) but on the opposite movement, giving you the same benefits, although be part of this list of shares meaning shorts or putting kind of options or maybe cut loses if you're already in. Most important is the fact that from this source you will be able to know about this unussual activities and to react according to them so you'll be ahead of other investors that are not familiar with all the information on the web. The next source, Yahoo! Finance Rising On Unusual Vol. is important too, as it gives you a present situation of certain stocks that rising up in an unusual trading volume. These kind of stocks are mostly unknown ones, that because of certain issue (possitive report, possitive rating, new broker or analyst covering and moer reasons), got uprise with high volume (as everyone want to be part of the celebration...). The last source is Yahoo! Finance Falling On Unusual Vol., which gives the same info as Yahoo! Finance Rising On Unusual Vol. but on the opposite position. Both of them together, gives a great view on abnormal activities, that helps you diversifies your portfolio with one time opportunities (of course in small portions).
This sub-button is pretty much the closure of all the additional information on the market, in terms of wider overview, deepen focusing and better understanding of the markets.
That's it for this post, hope that the picture of the benefits of Sargels Toolbar Solution is starting to get clearer.
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New feature: Financial Solutions Reviewing

2009-02-18T04:30:00.000-08:00

Since our team is dealing with financial information solution, we were invited through different financial information suppliers to cover up and review their own financial information solutions, and by that maybe finding a new sources relevant to put in Sargels Toolbar, as well as recommend this solution or that to Sargels Toolbar users, if of course we will find the solution useful and relevant. We decide to give it a chance (why not enjoying to be part of some pioneering developments in the field of the financial information solutions, as we are experts for that matter). So from now, our blog will deal with three areas of postings: The 1st and most important- covering the Sargels Toolbar buttons, sub-buttons and each and every source and component that build Sargels Toolbar. The 2nd, which is part of our working, covering financial news and issues we find relevant to mention to our readers and by that to disputant arguments between us all- readers and writers. The 3rd issue would be the one we just mentioned- covering other financial information solutions, in order to give our perspective and professional opinion about these developments and to associate our reader with the new developments and solution that comes to the financial markets, both for the private investors (day traders, swingers, forex traders, solid ones and other) and the professional investors (financial institutions, analysts, traders, back office of these institutions, brokers, brokerages, banks and more).
We hope these reviews will help you to get familiar with the latest developments of the market and to part of this areas' modernization.
If you want your financial information solution to be covered by Sargels Team, contact us, we will gladly discuss with you about it.

Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Markets' Button- 'U.S. - Indices'

2009-02-16T12:44:00.000-08:00

After very good weekend, we are here to continue the Sargels Toolbar's review. We got some nice feedbacks about our last reviews and about the fact that we clear and explain the toolbar's categories and sources. We hope you all share the same feeling about this service and about Sargels Toolbar. If you want to say something about Sargels Toolbar or in general, feel free to contact us. Now for business- reviewing. This post deals with the US indexes issue. Need to say that 'U.S. - Indices' sub-button is a simple one, applying the relevant information in a clean and clear view, with no special sophisticated ingredients. The fisrt source is the MSN Money US Key Indices page, which gives you a breif view on the major US indexes and major Sectors indexes as well. This clear view makes the indices snapshot fast and easy. The next six sources comes from Yahoo! Finance: Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, NYSE, Other Indices and Treasury. All these sources are snapshots view based on Index families (as noted upwards), meaning you get in each page the major indexes of the Dow Jones family of indexes, S&P indexes' family and so on. The NASDAQ Index Performance is a NASDAQ group's page delivers a list of all the NASDAQ indexes, sorted by seperated columns. All the NASDAQ indices are available in this list. The next source is NYSE Indices, which gives you all a full list of NYSE indices, plus NYSE Arca Indices and US Indices. Both NASDAQ Index Performance and NYSE Indices gives an in depth details about each index connected, including details, changes, components, methodology, download possibility (for research uses) and more. The S&P U.S. Indices source shows a table of all the S&P family of indices and their fully detailed factsheet and methdology. This source contains all the information needed to be fully known with S&P Indexes. Dow Jones Averages Gives you a well viewed website containing all the information related to the Dow Jones indices family, including enhanced components list (with abilities to set time frame, action, dividend data related to the index components), comulative return for each index, performance, fundamentals, statistics and much more information to stay up to date concerning D.J. Indices.
Because the major indices are the most covered, the sources are more focused on these elements, from any aspect possible,and less on the insignificant ones. Right now we are thinking about adding additional indices and indices families. We will update you as changes will be made. Here we finish this post. In the next one we will review the U.S. Additional Stats sub-button so stay tuned, it is always interesting.
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'Markets' Button- 'U.S. Capital Markets News': P. II

2009-02-14T15:15:00.000-08:00

We started the review of the sub-button 'U.S. Capital Markets News' in the last post and here we'll finish reviewing it. Bloomberg News - Economy Gives you all the stories related to the U.S. economy. The articles in this webpage are crucial to whom macro economics plays a significant role, as the Bloomberg reporters usually updated this section with important news. The Reuters M&A News gives you access to all the latest updates that involve the M&A scene, latest group that talks M&A's and also updates about earlier M&A events which were covered. As you probably remember, we already delivered information about Mergers (click here to see the post covers this issue: Yahoo! Finance Mergers). The different between these two sources is that the one on Yahoo! Finance Mergers you get the figures and number concerning M&A issues but on Reuters M&A News you get the news behind these events. On Reuters Upcoming IPOs you can check all the news concerned the IPO market and events. This IPO subject was covered already in the same place we covered the mergers issue (check the link upward), but again, the difference between those two sources comes to expression in the facts that the source on 'Information Centers' (Yahoo! Fina nce IPO Calendar) is a calendar including dates for IPO events, while on Reuters Upcoming IPOs you get the news behind the IPO area. Reuters Regulatory News is a source for regultory issues, government events concerning economics and U.S. regulation topics. Yahoo! Finance Earning News delivers in one page, public companies earnings updates from several financial news agencies. Again, although we did cover an issue of earnings (Yahoo! Finance US Earning Calendar), it was a calendar of earnings updates expected, while this source brings the news behinds these events and other news as well.
Here this sub-button is over, after we coverd in two posts all the sources it contains.
Next post will deal with much more familar issue: Indices. S&P, NASDAQ, Dow Jones, NYSE and more, in the upcoming post.
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'Markets' Button- 'U.S. Capital Markets News'

2009-02-14T12:13:00.001-08:00

In the last few days we halted our Sargels Toolbar's review as we had some financial issues to finish. But, here we are now, continuing the reviewing. This post is dealing with the sub-button 'U.S. Capital Markets News', a sub-button that includes bunch of sources which make the financial news search and updating much simpler & easier. Basically, all the sources in 'U.S. Capital Markets News' are financial news ones from different origins, like Yahoo! Finance, Bloomberg, Financial Times and Reuters. The first source is Yahoo! Finance Top Stories, which is great source to get updated with all the latest. It collaborate all the financial news reports from many different news agencies. The next one is Yahoo!Finance U.S. Markets, which gathered inside it a bunch of financial news that are specific to the U.S. markets (not to all regions). Again, it gets all its U.S. financial news from many different news agencies. CNNMoney Business News is the main page of CNN Money for financial news. The news on this page are written in high quality and relevancy. Bloomberg News - Exclusive is a service of the well known financial news agency 'Bloomberg'. The news in this source are very updated, written by the news agency official reporters and gives you, most of the times, a new look and commentary about certain events. Financial Times Capital Markets News is the financial news page of the famous worldwide financial newspaper. News are written by its journalists and gives you a fresh look on the financial arenas. The next source is Reuters economy news, a source that delivers all the economy news of North America (including Canada) in a very brief view. Yahoo! Finance Most Popular Stories is a place where you can track stories that viewed mostly by other user. Usually it indicates about important issues, something that can alert you to be update.
That's it for this post. We receive from our frequent readers and users that the review are sometimes very long and loaded with information, so we decide to make the reviews shorter, to the befefit of you.
Don't forget to share us with your friends and associates, follow us on twitter, join our group on LinkedIn, you're more than welcome, we will soon load lot of new features and information inside this group and last but not least become a friend of us in Facebook, here we'll soon create a group too so keep yourself updated.
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'Markets' Button- 'Information Centers' : 2nd Part

2009-02-11T07:46:00.000-08:00

The last two posts dealt with few Q&A about who's Sargels Team and what our story (in the second to last post) and with a comment we had about an article written in the FT (in the last post). In this post we'll continue with the Sargels Toolbar reviewing session from the spot we stopped at: 'Markets' Button- 'Information Centers'.
Yahoo! Finance IPO Calendar: This webpage gives you a brief list of shares about to be offered, categorized to:
Pricings- List of shares with their offering price (dated).
Filings- List of companies that filed or amended their proposals (dated).
Withdrawals- List of companies that will or already had withdraw their public offering (dated).
This list very useful for those who looking for investing opportunities in the offering stage.
Earnings.com (by THOMSON) Dividend Calendar: List of companies about to distribute dividends, including all the information need to know related to the occasion.
Briefing Broker's Upgrades/Downgrades: Very important source of financial info. It gives you in one page a list of companies that were upgraded or downgraded by analysts and brokerage firms (including target share price). The list includes the last grade and the new one and also the grader name. This webpage shows also:
List of new companies getting coverage (Coverage Initiated).
List of companies that getting back a coverage (Coverage Resumed).
List of target share price changes (Coverage Reit/Price Tgt Changed). This list is very important because it gives an estimation of target price by analysts and brokerage firms, something that intent to be a reliable source to take into account.
List of companies that analysts and brokerage firms stopped their coverage on it (Coverage Dropped).
Yahoo! Finance Advances & Declines: At a glance list, divided by stock exchange, of total comapnies traded that were advanced, declined or unchanged. The list includes the volume of each direction. Again, This list is pretty short and gives only the total number per stock exchange (and in %).
Barron's Market Lab Table: This Barron's Table for major indexes gives a breif view for these majors about their weekly Highs, Lows and closures, Percent changed, 12- month Highs, Lows and changed (including percents). Also shows changing YTD (including Percentage).
Barron's Market Gauge: Barron's page that shows some price measurements about the markets, in a short breif view. It has an indicator that shows the the indexes today's and week-to-date change in % that made the overview easy.
US Stock Exchange Status: One page view of financial stock exchange working hours and their status in the USA.
Global Market Stock Exchange Status: One page list of all the financial stock exchanges in the world, thier status (Open/Close) and their working hour according to your time and their local time.
Global Market Holidays: Shows in one page all the financial stock exchanges having an holiday in a specific day (meaning the current market is close).

That's about it for this sub-button. Very useful sources are in this one, as you can get quick and easy markets overview and crucial financial (but not just) information to make the right decisions. The sources' order is as we find thier importance. Access this sub-button and get familiar with it can make your financial works much quicker and easier.
Next post is about U.S. Capital Markets News (see the picture downwards), a sub-button that works with more news type sources. Keep yourself updated and subscribe to our blog (through feedburner), by mail or by reader.
As always, don't forget to share our posts and blog, share Sargels Toolbar with your friends and associates and comment on the posts.
Sargels Toolbar Team.

FT: 'Bullion sales hit record in rush to safety'

2009-02-11T03:02:00.000-08:00

As part of the 'financial discussions' we promised to publish from time to time (check the last blog: ''Who are Sargels Team?' and other questions'), we want to share with you the interesting article on the FT: 'Bullion sales hit record in rush to safety'. It's a fascinating article discussing the fact that investors, mostly private ones, don't believe anymore in the regular (sophisticated) financial markets and prefer more and more to transfer their funds into something that from the dawn of days classified as a tradisional safe haven for turbulence days. This kind of onrush to haven of rest describe best the fact that most of the investors think it would be prudent to own some Gold in the portfolio in order to hedge the risk that the fed's aggressive actions sparks inflation. As an increment We also attached a chart that describe the Distribution of Gold Demand (under the auspices of optionarmageddon.com). As for your opinion about this behavior, we would like to hear about it so feel free to comment on the post.
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Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Who are Sargels Team?' And Other Questions

2009-02-09T05:21:00.000-08:00

First I want to thank anyone who help us spread the word of Sargels Toolbar.
In the last days, as the posts are keep on growing, Lots of user feedback us, questioning us and say few words related to Sargels.
We noticed few issues that users keep on asking, so we collected them and will and publish all the answers we gave right here:
Q: 'Who are you Sargels Team'?
A: Sargels team is a group of financial analysts, advisers, quants, and more that work on trading and creating profits from distance and do it for fun. Originally every member comes with his insights about current issue and as a group we accumulate a decision: Invest or Not. We found out that as a by-product, we have an arsenal of well organized list of free financial information sources, divided to areas of expertise and enable each professional in our team to get his info fast and easy. Then we decide to establish a public tool to let everyone else enjoy this spring of sources. Of course we knew from the beginning this tool will be free and as a final decision, toolbar was the best way to express the solution. Two month later (as a regular conception) you get the Sargels Toolbar Solution- The Best Free Financial Tool On The Web, and we are very proud from the result.
Q: 'What is the meaning of the 'More..' link on every button'?
A: As we create Sargels Toolbar, we wanted to make it as light as possible and as enhanced as possible, but all the sources we gathered burden the toolbar as there were lots of sources. As a solution, every pro in the team mentioned the most important and vital sources he think relevants to appear on Sargels and the rest of sources, will be collected in Sargels website and make it available to everyone who needs it. As of now these links on the toolbar are not active because the collection that supose to settle on Sargels website are not yet established, something we will finish in the next couple of weeks.
Q: 'Does your team also invest actively in the financial markets'?
A: Yes we does. Actually Sargels Team is an active financial team that invest actively in all the financial markets like the medium to long term markets (bond, gov bonds, etc.), sophisticated options strategies, Forex (for the fun of it and only if we find a truely great invest opportunities), complicated Structured Products, Capital Guaranteed products that based on different kinds of underlyings (commodities, shares, ETFs, Currencies, Indices and more) and more.
Q: 'Does Sargels Team blogging on finance other then Sargels Toolbar'?
A: Sargels Team usually don't publish any of its overviews or financial desicions (unless the press calls or we get a conference invitation), But as we strat blogging on Sargels Toolbar we find it very addictive, to such an extent that everyone in the group wants to publish the next post. As a decision we will start publish from time to time posts that related to the financial markets and not just Sargels Toolbar related. Our financial posts will deal with financial forecasts (weekly, monthly and further), shares, financial opportunities and other issues we will find interesting enough to share with our Sargels community. Moreover, we will share our comments and articles that we publish from time to time in Seeking Alpha, on our twitter and as links in our blog. Hope you'll enjoy These posts as they suppose to be much more interesting and by far more current issues related (markets collapses, shares in action and more).
Q: 'Does Sargels Team has more projects in its horizon'?
A: Well, Yes, but we can't talk about it right now. As the current events effect everyone, we are thinking about new projects that related to the private investor (individuals and small to medium investing groups), meaning projects that deliver new and innovative solutions to new failures that we think we found in the markets.

These are the main questions we received in the last month so for your convenience we publish our answers here. We hope you enjoy this post as it uncover parts of Sargels Group and its intentions in the future.
Do share Sargels Toolbar with your friends and associates, join our twitter, linkedin or Facebook and don't forget to comment on our posts.
Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Markets' Button- 'Information Centers'

2009-02-08T02:27:00.000-08:00

We are back after two days of not publishing any post regarding Sargels Toolbar, as we believe some rest is very needed to you as a whole.
So today we'll push it full throttle with the next sub-button: 'Information Centers' (under major 'Markets').
This sub-button deals with information that delivers updates and crucial knowledge so you won't be blur in the dark, meaning getting widely updated with deep financial numbers and facts about companies and their activities, General info about exchanges and more.
This sub-button is also needs close attention and because it's a little bit long, we'll split it into II or III separate posts. Let's begin shell we?
WSJ U.S. Stocks Center: Gives you, in one page, a brief look on the entire U.S. stocks market: Indices (majors and plains), advances & declines (per index), industry fast access, stock scans, analysts' ratings changes (very important to be updated with this info because when share get a down grade, it shell fall hard and immediately), IPO information, statistics, options info, gainers & decliners and much more. This page pretty summarize the trader's financial information needs.
Bloomberg Economic Calendar: A fundamental tool in order to be up-to-date with significant and crucial upcoming notifications, events, indexes and measurements changes and other key information. It includes a brief description of each index, event or notification that is about to be published. Also includes a consensus values, based on analysts' measures, to give you a sense of what about to come.
Briefing Calendar: An in-depth calendar, including charts, historical values of each release published and a brief, as well as in-depth description of each release.
Yahoo! Finance US Earning Calendar: An easy to trace page of earnings reports (EPS), including estimates of the analysts that cover the certain share. This page is also very important as it gives you fast access to public companies that about to publish crucial information (EPS).
CNBC Earning Central: An interactive view of shares about to publish their earnings report, that enable you to see the earnings reports in a map overview, meaning each share colored in a consensus level (Green- positive, Red- negative).
The reason we put two different earning sources is that each has its own benefits, Yahoo!'s one is a table sheet to see a good brief of earnings and CNBC's one is more interactive- a colored map of earnings estimates per share.
Yahoo! Finance Conference Call: Enables a fast access to conference calls made between the comapny's CEO and the analysts from the other side. This source gives you access to historical Conference Calls so you'll be able to listen to it after the live one and it also enable you to check in your own Yahoo! calendar a specific Conferece Calls (or few CC) so you'll get an automatic notification to the live conference when it will start.
Yahoo! Finance Quarterly Earnings Surprise: A source that organize in one page a list of shares that had a surprisingly EPS report, compared to the analysts' consensus EPS estimates. For those who know how to leverage that kind of information, this source give you a chance for many investing opportunities as it shows irregular behavior of certain share in the entire market.
Yahoo! Finance Mergers: Shows a list of about to become (and historical) mergers and acquisitions, the companies involve in the activity and a brief terms of the deal. Also gives fast access to news related to the event. As we are in a middle of flat market, meaning there are no upcoming deals about to happens, this list is hardly changable.
Briefing Splits Calendar: A page that shows you a table of splits events for a certain share, for the following month, including all details needed.

We'll stop here for this post, as always, to let you cover it up and get familiar with all the information here and on the toolbar.
In the next post we'll finish this sub-button. Until then, share us with friends and associates, comment on the post, share the post on your favorite distribution portals (digg, stumble, buzzup, reddit, etc.) or contact us personally if you want.
Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Markets' Button- 'Market Overview'

2009-02-05T04:29:00.000-08:00

Under the 'Market' major button, we put the 'Market Overview' sub-button. Its purpose is to apply fast access to one page in order to overview the entire markets. This feature is actually very simple as it not requires any skills to operates. Among its sources , you can find WSJ Market Data Center which gives you an excellent markets overview with major indexes snapshots, Currencies, ETFs Highlights, Mutual Funds data, quick access to charts, Most Active Stocks sorted by stock exchange, Treasuries, Commodities, Bonds, Industries and much more. In the Yahoo! Finance Market Summary you'll get a much simplier view of the market, including Updates, Highlights, Main indexes quotes and quick charts. Reuters Market carry out an overview page with Events Calendar, Market Update, Currencies, World markets News and Updates (Far East and Europe oriented), Business & Finance News and more. CNNMoney Market gives a brief of the recent and most relevant posts and news on CNNMoney with a Market Data Summary. Bloomberg Markets applies updated news sorted by regions. The Financial Times Markets Data offers Worldwide Equities, Indexes, Currencies, Bonds & Rates briefing and other Financial Times fast access sources. BussinesWeek Markets offers an interactive map that shows for each region (based on your selection) its indices plus updated news of businessweek website. Forbes Markets Brief gives quick charts, Market Report, Watch List with news digest.
Although it looks like there is not many sources in 'Market Overview', it contains a very important pages, that can make your getting-update routine very short and easy as it summaries in one place all the essential sources for important news and updates in the financial markets.
Next Post:
The next review will deal with getting deeper into numbers and facts: 'Information Centers': Calendars, Earnings, IPOs, Splits, Markets Holidays, Stock Exchange operating hours and more.
Until then, share Sargels Toolbar's solution with your friends and associates, comment on the posts and contact us in any query you might have.
Sargels Toolbar Team

'Markets' Button- 'Charts & Technical Analysis': Part II

2009-02-04T04:59:00.000-08:00

In the last reviewing post we talked about the 'Charts & Technical Analysis' sub-button and stopped to let you dig everything. In this post we'll finish this feature. The next source in this feature is:
iStockAnalyst Daily Technical Scans: This web page gives you a list of stocks that answers to some specifications (indicators) based on technical and candlestick screens, for NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX, OTC and more. Basically this page can be uses as a brief to predefined technical parameters which make the research work easier.
StockCharts Predefined Scans: This page concentrate in on page results of stocks from predefined indicators. It categorized to: Technical Indicators, CandleStick Patterns and P&F Patterns. This page is very useful as it gives you a brief view on stocks that answer to specific parameters, specially in the P&F Patterns, where it's very hard to make accurate screens that gives you alerts to specific indicators.
StockCharts Market Summary: Gives you fast access to market facts and to technical views and charts (line, candlestick and P&F). Categorized to Major Markets, Major Indices, AMEX, Industry Indices, World Markets, Commodities, Bonds, Currencies and more. Very quick overview and charting for the entire market.
StockCharts Gallery View: One-stop to all kinds of charts for a security (line, candlestick and P&F). Make the overview of one security really Lucid, as you can see many kinds of indicators for the three graphing views in one place. From this page you can drill down per kind of chart pattern as you prefer.
ProRealTime: This Charting and Technical Analysis system is very comprehensive as it has all kinds of indicators and charting instruments. Support almost any possible indicator and technical tool and another feature it has that others don't is backtesting system with predefined parameters (even supports modifications for the backtesting predefinitions). Need to know is that this website and system requires a signup, but again, totally for free (has a premium service for charge). The free service is for end-of-day data-stream so although it's very functional, it's not much up-to-dated for actively user.

This is the last feature in this sub-button, giving you a finale for charting and technical information.
We want to thank all the user sending us comments, we appreciate it and hope this posts (including the last one explaining what Sargels Toolbar is) helps you get familiar with it.
Do share us with new users you think can get benefits from Sargels, do comment on the posts and do share your fillings and ideas with us, we're very glad to get all your feedbacks.
Next post on 'Markets Overview'- sources for general financial news.
Sargels Toolbar Team.

Reviewing Pauza

2009-02-03T13:37:00.000-08:00

We received in the last few days many personal emails from new users of Sargels Toolbar as well as those who interested in it, questioning what is Sargels is all about. Because of that we decide this post won't talk about the features of Sargels but on Sargels itself. This is a pauza from reviewing and instead giving an overview picture.

Sargels Toolbar is a free toolbar, based on light platform, giving you a collection all the financial information on the web (while the vast majority of the sources are totally free) in a sorted, organized and categorized way. Giving categories for the sources on the web wasn't easy, but as a final product, Sargels Toolbar gives you different sections which every section define a specific field in the financial markets. Examples are:

Charts & Technical Analysis (check the last post)

Indices (info from different sources about US indices)

Information Centers (IPOs, Earnings, Calendars, Mergers and more)

Industries (key sources for industry info)

Options (all the sources for options information, including screeners, ratios, implied volatility, Greeks and more)

ETFs (information on ETF from diversified specialists sources)

Financial Videos (from different sources)

Mutual Funds (free sorted information on mutuals including screeners and news)

Bonds (including screeners, yield curves, calculators, news, rates and more)

Commodities (vast range of free sources about commodities, including indexes, news, rates, charts and more)

Hedge Funds (wide range of news sources about hedge funds, free)

Worldwide and Emerging Markets (diversified sources including news, indices, charts and more)

Macro-Economics (news and information, including stats, from important and significant sources like the I.M.F, S.E.C, E.C.B, N.B.E.R, World Bank, B.E.A and more)

Forex (vast range of sources for interest rates, live rates and charts, historical rates and additional info, calendars, currency converters, technical analysis, interactive maps, glossary, options, forums and much more)

and other important source like Brokers, Ratings & Estimates, Research, Rating Agencies, Communities, Blogs & Opinions, Education & Glossaries, Personal Finance, Financial Technologic systems, Investment Banks and more.

So in the bottom line, Sargels Toolbar is a really comprehensive and organized tool to help you control the financial information floating on the web. You can see the inside of Sargels Toolbar at the Screenshots in Sargels.com. As for the general links button, we talked about it in this post, so check it out.

We hope now it's much more understanble how Sargels can help you. If still something is not clear, post a comment or contact us.

Don't forget to share us with your acquaintances (in any legitimate way you want) so they will be able to enjoy this free financial tool as well.

That's it for this post.

In the next ome we'll continue the reviewing from the point we stopped- 'Charts & Technical Analysis' sub-button.

Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Markets' Button- 'Charts & Technical Analysis'

2009-02-03T03:53:00.000-08:00

In this post we'll review the 'Charts & Technical Analysis' Sub-Button (under the major 'Markets').
This button, like the 'Stock Screeners' sub-button, is a little bit more complicated than the early ones, so we'll review each source separately.
BTW, we encourage you to check from time to time the screenshots page on our website.
Back to the subject of this post:
Generally speaking, this sub-button includes all kinds of sources for charting, graphing and technical analysis. All the links in this specific button are free to use (ProRealTime needs a signup- will explain later), but, most of the suppliers of the technical analysis information are offering better (premium) services based on charge. You don't have to sign up to premium services but better performance cost money in this section.
StockCharts: The homepage of the one of best-known, most recognize and most recommended charting system on the web. As we said, it's free to use and it gives you very sophisticated charting tools (including P&F charting). Support lots of kinds of indicators and very easy to use, including study tools.
StockCharts P&F: Gives you fast access to the Point&Figure charting of StockCharts.
BigCharts Interactive: As the title says, an interactive charting tool with lots of options included. Gives you the ability to add different indicators and get prices simultaneously.
Prophet: A well known charting system that is very flexible and multifunctional. The system includes different technical studies and works interactively. With registering (free in the basic subscription), you can save your layouts for future use so it's very recommended to do so.
Yahoo! Finance Interactive Chart: an uncomplicated charting system including indicators supporting. This is not a technical analysis system but general charting one, therefore, fast and easy to get simple chart visualized.
MSN Money Chart: Very plain interactive charting tool (not for technical analysis uses), supporting popular indicators and support printing (like most of the others).
WSJ Dynamic : Very comprehensive charting tool, though not for technical analysis uses. This system supports indicators and works interactively, including summary at the top of the chart.

We'll stop this post here to let you catch everything and get updated with the features listed above.
In the next post, the review of this sub-button will be finished.
Don't forget to share us, comment on the posts and spread the word of sargels toolbar.
Thank you.
Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Markets' Button- 'Stock Screeners': Part III

2009-02-02T07:33:00.000-08:00

This is the last post for the sub-button 'Stocks Screeners' (under major button 'Markets'). We'll review here the last few features left:
NYTimes Sector Snapshot: An interactive screener (based on snapshot view) for different sectors (based on your definition). You can also define the time period of the snapshot and simultaneously it will show you the list of stocks with their weekly return and a picture of how the stocks performed against the S&P500 over the past year and past week.
FINVIZ Heatmap: This is an interactive map that shows all the stocks in the S&P500 (can be another index as well), divided by sectors. The map visualizes each stock in the index by its market cap (size of the stock block) and tendency (color of the stock block). This screen is unique and make the overviewng of stocks very clear and easy.
StockCharts Market Summary Carpet: Very interactive map of stock, which you can play with in order to get a colorful picture (from red to green as downward to upward) that summary the market. This map gives you a fast access to the marvelous charting system of StockCharts.
StockCharts S&P500 Sector Carpet: Same as the StockCharts Market Summary Carpet. The reason it apears is that S&P500 is a popular index so we decide to let fast access to it.
StockCharts Major Indices Carpet: Also same as the StockCharts Market Summary Carpet and we decide to put a fast link for it from the same reason.
That's it.
We encourage you to get inside Sargels Toolbar, check those links, meaning, actually trying these special tools.
This last part wasn't so hard but it gives you access to unusual and unique screeners and viewing possibilites. We hope that this tool is helpful for as it is for and we will continue the toolbar reviewing in the next posts.
The next post at a glance:
Charts & Technical analysis- Although not everyone beleive in it nor use it, this field has a lot of information on the web and we'll review the best ones and organize it for you.

Don't forget: Share us, comment on our posts, tell your friends and associates about Sargels Toolbar and finally enjoy a very good trading week.
Sargels Toolbar Team.

'Markets' Button- 'Stock Screeners': Part II

2009-02-02T05:25:00.000-08:00

Hello all,
In this post we'll continue reviewing the second part of 'Markets' Button- 'Stock Screeners'.
Just to make sure, these parts are only virtually and not practically, the aim of cutting to parts is to make the posts shorter and the reviews easier to read and understand.
As we said in the last post, this sub-button is more complicated then the others, so we'll review every link (source) individually. Let's continue to the next source:
NASDAQ Guru Stock Screener: Helps you identify and match stocks that answers to the criteria of the best-known gurus in the market.
As you can see in the picture, we added a new link (NASDAQ Guru Analysis) because we think it's a very useful source as well:
NASDAQ Guru Analysis: Here you can check your chosen investments based on the evaluation methodologies of the best-known gurus in the market. NASDAQ gathered nine different analysis techniques based on nine different gurus.
MSN Money Screener: This is yet another screener with a clean interface, gives you fast results for any investments criteria you'll put in.
Google Finance Screener: This screener has a different approach to screening stocks. Here you have a Min and Max levels, which you can set, and recieve a list of stocks that matches this determination. You can also add new criteria and set it so at the end you'll see the perfect match to your definition.
Again, we're stopping here, letting you cpmprehend and internalize all the information in the post. We'll finish the 'Stock Screener' sub-button in the next post, reviewing the last few features left. Until then, as we always say, share us in any (legitimate) way you want, comment on our posts, and tell your friends and associates about us.

'Markets' Button- 'Stock Screeners': Part I

2009-02-02T01:09:00.000-08:00

Hello everyone,
We're back into the reviewing thing. We received from some users great feedbacks about this reviewing, saying it helps them to understand better the idea of Sargels Toolbar. So we'll go on with it, hope that everyone gets his benefits from this blog.
Back to the reviewing- Third sub-button (under the major button 'Market'): 'Stock Screeners'.
This sub-button is a little bit more complicated (or sophisticated for that matter), as it stores sources for screeners from several financial portals, predefined screens (sources that give you the bottom line results for predefined parameters), Gurus screens, Snapshot screens and heatmaps. Because this sub-button is more complicated, we'll review each and every link (source) inside it.
Yahoo! Finance Screener:Opens a new java application window, giving you almost any possible sorting parameter to filter the searching. It's a very sophisticated stock screener and mastering it can delivers great results to the user.
AOL Money & Finance Screener: Simple screener with a drop down categories that easily delivers your criteria's results.
CNBC Pre-Defined Screens: CNBC gives you the ability to open a predefined screens, each screen contains built-in criterias to give fast and easy results. For example:
'Solid Stocks Solid Companies'- gives you a list of companies that (in the words of CNBC) can be steady performers in most market conditions.
'High Quality High Dividend'- (in the words of CNBC): "Are you looking to take advantage of the tax break on dividend?"
and more predefined screens. You can, as well, create your own predefined custom screen that will assambled on your own criterias.
MarketWatch Screener: A simple screener with clear categories. Gives you fast results for your criterias.

As you can see, This sub-button is loaded with alot of information, so because of that, we'll split this review into several posts, so it will be easy for you to read-and-test this part of the sub-button and then continue to the next part. Check the picture attached to see what's next in this sub-button.
For now, as always, we appreciate your feedbacks and your comments. We like you to share us (digg us, buzz us up, stumble us up, twitt us, etc.), recommend us to your friends and associates and, of course, comment on our posts.
Until the next post, Have a great new week.
Sargels Toolbar Team.