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CANSLIM is a stock-picking strategy created by Investor's Business Daily William J. O'Neil. CAN SLIM is a detailed procedure for selecting growth stocks usin...
William O' Neil of Investor's Business Daily developed the CANSLIM stock picking strategy. CANSLIM is a method for selecting growth stocks that combines fundamental and technical research.
Canslim identifies a process that investors can use to pick up stocks that are poised to grow faster than average. Each letter in the acronym is a key factor to look for when buying shares in a company.
The main objective of the CANSLIM model is to discover leading stocks before they make major price advances in the future.
CAN SLIM is the brainchild of William O'Neil, a successful Los Angeles stockbroker who saw the value of computer analysis years before the personal computer revolution. He used computers to help reverse-engineer the most successful stocks and identify their characteristics, going back to the inception of their huge price runs. Later, in 1984, O'Neil founded IBD and served as its longtime chairman.
