Stock screens
Well-known investing methods — Graham's defensive investor, Greenblatt's magic formula, net-nets, Piotroski's F-score and more — run every evening against the latest figures for every US-listed company, each with the rules it applies written out.
Graham's defensive investor screen
Large, sound companies with an unbroken dividend and earnings growth, at a modest price.
5 companies
Magic formula screen
Good businesses at bargain prices, ranked by earnings yield and return on capital together.
1481 companies
Dividend growth screen
Reliable payers with room to keep paying: a decade without a cut, a covered dividend, growing earnings.
159 companies
Graham net-net screen
Companies priced below the value of their current assets after every liability.
65 companies
Quality compounders screen
High returns on capital, steady growth and cash to show for it.
111 companies
High insider buying screen
Companies where three or more insiders bought shares in the open market in the last three months.
0 companies
Growth at a reasonable price screen
Growing companies at a low price for their growth.
200 companies
Piotroski F-score screen
Cheap companies whose finances are improving on eight or nine of Piotroski's nine tests.
91 companies