Curated stock screens
Six editorial screens covering the most common stock-picking lenses: value-with-growth, dividend longevity, moat durability, small-cap profitability, balance-sheet quality, and capital return. Each screen runs against the daily-refreshed coverage universe; results rotate as the underlying ratios move.
Undervalued growth
Steady compounders trading below their growth rate. Filters: PEG ≤ 1.5, trailing 5Y EPS growth ≥ 12%, market cap ≥ $2B, ROE ≥ 10%.
Run the screen →Dividend aristocrats
Payers with at least 25 years of consecutive dividend increases. Filters: dividend yield > 0%, dividend-growth streak ≥ 25 years, payout ratio ≤ 75%.
Run the screen →Profitable small caps
Small-cap companies (market cap $300M – $2B) with positive net income, ROE ≥ 12%, and a healthy balance sheet (current ratio ≥ 1.5).
Run the screen →Wide moat
Durably high returns on capital. Filters: ROIC ≥ 15%, gross margin ≥ 40%, market cap ≥ $5B.
Run the screen →Low debt, high ROE
Conservatively financed compounders. Filters: debt/equity ≤ 0.5, ROE ≥ 15%, market cap ≥ $1B.
Run the screen →High free-cash-flow yield
Capital returners trading at attractive cash yields. Filters: FCF yield ≥ 6%, market cap ≥ $1B, positive FCF.
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How the screens work
Each screen is a documented filter set against the universe of covered tickers. The thresholds are explicit on every screen page so you can decide whether the cutoff matches your reading of the data. The underlying coverage refreshes daily; rows that have aged out of the active universe (delisted tickers, retired indicators) are filtered out via a 14-day freshness gate so the result list never shows stale names.
The screens are deliberately small in number and slow-moving. For one-off custom queries, the underlying API is documented at /developers.