The 3-pillar strategy was developed by a boersengefluester.de reader on an Excel basis and later transformed by us into a digital, interactive tool. Core approach: For each year with a rising share price, higher dividend and improved earnings per share, there is one point - for each discipline. This means a maximum of 3 points per year, no matter how big the share price increase or the profit improvement. The higher the score at the end over different time intervals, the better. Important: The top scorers in the "3-pillar strategy" are usually not necessarily stocks with a particularly low P/E ratio, but companies that deliver continuously over many years. A mega tool for value fans!

With the Permanent Screening, boersengefluester.de (BGFL) facilitates the search for attractive stocks. The idea: All stocks in the table meet a catalogue of fundamental and chart-technical minimum requirements. The same nine hurdles are always applied to the roughly 650 stocks we cover. In addition, there is BGFL's current assessment. This does not necessarily have to be a "buy", even if the share meets all the screening criteria. Good to know: In bad times for the stock market, it is sometimes the case that no stock meets all the requirements. On the other hand, the list can quickly become quite long in good phases. Overall, however, the permament screening is a clever idea generator.

In this scoring model developed by boersengefluester.de (BGFL), points are awarded for fundamental and chart aspects according to a sophisticated procedure. The evaluation takes into account: The P/E ratio and the dividend yield - each weighted over various years, the price-to-book ratio (P/B ratio), chart-technical constellations such as the distance to the 200- and 60-day line as well as performance data over five different time periods. At the end, the points collected from fundamental and chart topics are added 50:50 to an overall score. The higher the score, the better. Feel free to drop by and check the score of your favourite stocks. The ranking is updated daily.

boersengefluester.de (BGFL) is also regularly appreciated in the financial scene for its regional stock market statistics on individual cities or even federal states. After all, this is data that is otherwise hard to come by. At the same time, they provide highly interesting insights into Germany as a financial centre. Here we present an interactive ranking of the home cities of the companies in our database. The overview can be sorted according to all criteria and is updated daily. The stock market value of a city corresponds to the total market capitalisation of all listed companies based in that city.

Originally, we did not want to include master data such as company headquarters, address, etc. in our database. However, we soon realised that these data - which are rather "soft" from a normal point of view - can be used to make very nice evaluations. So we changed our approach and have since been collecting comprehensive address coordinates for all the companies in our database. Take a look for yourself: With BGFL Maps, we have combined the regional master data in our database with the map material from Google Maps. The result is a great stock market tool that also works without balance sheet ratios. We know of no comparable service on other financial portals.

Shares with a high short-selling ratio are considered potentially overvalued and are thus at risk of crashing. Private investors can take advantage of this circumstance by using derivatives - just like institutional short-sellers and hedge funds - to bet on falling share prices of the companies concerned. With our shortseller tool RegSHO we have developed probably the most powerful tool ever for this investment approach. The raw data comes from the electronic Federal Gazette, and we have linked it to the extensive BGFL database. Click your way through the individual functions and sorting options. A real premium tool!