How to Get Rich with Software to Scan Stock Prices.

Login to Bloomberg Terminal: First, ensure you have access to a Bloomberg Terminal and log in using your credentials.

Choose the appropriate function: Bloomberg offers a vast array of functions to analyze and screen stocks. One commonly used function is "EQS" (Equity Screening). Type "EQS" in the Bloomberg command line and press "Enter" to open the Equity Screening tool.

Define your screening criteria: Once in the Equity Screening (EQS) tool, you can specify the criteria you want to use to filter stocks. You can include parameters such as market cap, price-to-earnings ratio (P/E), dividend yield, sector, industry, etc. You can add multiple criteria to create complex screens.

Run the screen: After defining your criteria, click on the "Screen" button or type "Go" in the command line to run the screen.

View the results: The screening results will display a list of stocks that meet your specified criteria. You can view relevant financial data and sort the results based on various columns.

Save or export the results: If you wish to save or export the results, you can use the appropriate options within the EQS tool.

Automate the process (Optional): Depending on your Bloomberg Terminal setup and access, you may be able to use Excel's "Bloomberg Add-in" or custom programming (using Bloomberg's API) to automate the screening process. Automation would require more advanced knowledge of programming and Bloomberg API integration.

It's essential to keep in mind that Bloomberg's functionalities and interfaces may vary over time, so it's a good idea to check the latest Bloomberg documentation or contact Bloomberg's customer support for the most up-to-date information and assistance with specific queries or requirements.

Always exercise caution and verify the data before making any investment decisions based on the results of the screening. Financial markets are complex and dynamic, and thorough research and analysis are necessary before investing in any stock.