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Ranks stocks according to 17 factors that are focused on Growth (35%), Valuation (30%), Efficiency (20%) and Price performance and momentum (15%). Selects stocks that are mid cap and above (market cap > 2 billion).
Created by: Howard Reisman
Large cap stocks that have hit their 52-week high in the last day.
Created by: Stock Rover Team
Stocks that have hit their 52-week low in the last day.
Stocks with a buy consensus from analysts.
Screens for especially good deals on mid and large cap GARP (growth at a reasonable price) stocks.
This screener searches for mid and large cap GARP (growth at a reasonable price) companies that may be especially good values.
A list of stocks that have lost at least 5% in the current day of trading and have twice normal volume. The stocks must also be above $4 and have a trading volume of at least 50,000 shares.
Seeking blue chips. This screener finds very large companies with average or below average beta and modest dividend growth over the past 5 years. The hope is to find low-risk, slow-growing companies that are similar to companies found on the DJIA.
This screener is based on criteria described in the bestselling Buffettology book. The company should have a 10-year track record of generally increasing EPS with no negative earnings years; long-term debt not more than 5 times annual earnings; average ROE over the past ten years at least 15%, average ROIC over the last 10 years at least 12%, and earnings yield should be higher than the long term Treasury yield.
Screens for baseline quantitative criteria in the CAN SLIM strategy.
Screens for baseline quantitative criteria in the CAN SLIM strategy. However to pass more stocks, the 25% or greater 5 year EPS annual growth requirement has been lowered to greater than 15%.
A Basic version of the CAN SLIM screener, screening on most quantitative CAN SLIM criteria.
A screener ranking on performance in capital and operating efficiency metrics, including those relative to industry and sector. Small caps are excluded.
A screener composed of Stock Rover capital efficiency metrics.
This screen selects the 25 cheapest mid cap and large cap companies vs. their 5 year average considering the following metrics Price/Book, Price/Tangible Book, Price/Sales and Price/Earnings, each equally weighted.
Looking for growth stocks in the consumer cyclical (discretionary) sector. 60% of the ranking weight is on recent growth, 20% on expected earnings growth, and 20% is on valuation. Additionally, passing companies must have an ROE and ROA that is better than their industry average. Micro caps are excluded.
A list of daily winners up at least 5% on at least double volume today. Used to find newly hot stocks.
Created by: Buzz 339
Companies who have consistently maintained or increased their dividends every year for a 5 year period, with a current payout ratio at or less than 60%.
A screener composed of Stock Rover dividend growth metrics.
Find companies with good dividends where the dividends are increasing over time. The payout ratio can’t be too high. Looking only for companies mid-sized or larger.
Created by: carbonden
Find companies that are inexpensive as valued by Free Cash Flow that are also consistently growing sales, operating income and earnings over a 5 year period. Minimum dividend yield of 1%.
This screener looks for stocks whose earnings and cash flow have decreased in the past year, but whose (already high) payout ratio has increased. This indicates that the dividend may not be sustainable over time.
This equation screener finds companies that have not cut dividends for the past ten years.
Created by: Thud
A version of the Dogs of the Dow that incorporates dividend growth and safety, in addition to dividend yield.
Looks for 10 dividend-paying stocks that are the most out of favor on the S&P 100. Originally inspired by the Dogs of the Dow, but with a larger population and a stronger focus on price performance.
A version of the Dogs of the Dow screener that focuses on inexpensive valuation using forward P/E and 5-year P/E range. Also includes a filter with a minimum dividend yield.
Find the current Dogs of the Dow – the 10 highest dividend yielders in the DJIA. According to the original Dogs og the Dow strategy, these 10 should be selected at the end of the year, bought in an equal-allocation portfolio, and held for a year. The strategy can be repeated year after year.
A ranked screener searching for companies with strong capital efficiency and quantitative indicators of good management.
Seeking stocks with at least a 10% expected increase in EPS next year, at least a 7% increase in EPS over the last year, and at least a 5% increase in sales from last year. This indicates growth and potentially increased efficiency (earnings growing faster than sales).
Asia developed country focused ETFs.
Large ETFs having net assets of at least 4 billion dollars and a one month average volume of at least 500,000 shares traded per day.
ETFs with good dividends yields and where dividends are increasing over time.
ETFs with good dividends yields and have a Morningstar rating of 3 or above.
Emerging market ETFs with at least 1 billion in net assets and a Morningstar rating of 3 or above.
ETFs that are defined as enahnced index funds which means implementing a variety of enhancement strategies to try and beat the return of the tracking index such as timing, sector bets and leverage.
Eurpoean focused ETFs with assest of at least 1 billion dollars.
Large cap growth ETFs with at least 2 billion dollars in net assets.
Large cap value ETFs with at least 2 billion dollars in net assets.
ETFs with an expense ration of 10 basis points or less that have at least 20 billion in net assets and a Morningstar rating of three stars or above.
Mid cap growth ETFs.
Mid cap value ETFs.
ETF outperformers with reasonable expenses, a good Morningstar rating and at least 500 million dollars of net assets.
ETFs with top Morningstar ratings, long manager tenure and low expenses.
Small cap growth ETFs..
Small cap value ETFs.
Sustainable ETFs with a Morningstar ration of at least 3 stars.
Find the top 25 ETFs by largest market cap.
Find the top 25 ETFs by largest trading volume.
Screen to find the 50 stocks that have the greatest margin of safety based on their computed fair value relative to their price.
Looking for growth stocks in the financial services sector. 60% of the ranking weight is on recent growth, 20% on expected earnings growth, and 20% is on valuation. Additionally, passing companies must have an ROE and ROA that is better than their industry average. Micro caps are excluded.
A screener for Essentials users looking for companies that exhibit Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) characteristics.
A ranked screener for Premium users looking for companies that exhibit Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) characteristics. The screener considers both the past performance and the expected future performance of each company.
A ranked screener for Premium Plus users looking for companies that exhibit Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) characteristics. The screener considers both the past performance and the expected future performance of each company.
The Benjamin Graham Enterprising Screener focuses on intrinsic value based on a company’s earnings, dividends, assets and financial strength. Note this screener uses for the P/E ratio the lowest 30% of sector, not of the market.
Created by: Erica Reisman
Find companies that are inexpensive as valued by Free Cash Flow that are also consistently growing sales, operating income and earnings over a 5 year period.
Nothin’ but growth.
Stocks in the top 30% of their industry and sector for growth, ranked on growth and profitability
A simple formula that ranks stocks on EPS, sales, and operating income growth.
A screener composed of Stock Rover growth metrics.
A screener composed of Stock Rover GARP (growth at a reasonable price) metrics.
Looking for growth stocks in the healthcare sector. 60% of the ranking weight is on recent growth, 20% on expected earnings growth, and 20% is on valuation. Additionally, passing companies must have an ROE and ROA that is better than their industry average. Micro caps are excluded.
This screener finds stocks that have a reasonably healthy balance sheet with regards to Debt/Equity, Interest Coverage, and Current Ratio.
Stocks with an A in growth from Morningstar, plus an over 15% jump expected in next year’s EPS. A minimum financial health grade of C and debt/equity below 0.6 aim to ensure that these growing companies are financially sound.
A simple screener looking for mid cap & larger companies with the highest shareholder yield and a payout ratio below 60. Shareholder yield is the total of share buybacks and dividend payments to common shareholders over the past twelve months as a percent of the current market capitalization.
Stocks with increasingly favorable analyst ratings.
Looking for growth stocks in the industrials sector. 60% of the ranking weight is on recent growth, 20% on expected earnings growth, and 20% is on valuation. Additionally, passing companies must have an ROE and ROA that is better than their industry average. Micro caps are excluded.
Find the top 50 stocks that have consistently outperformed their industries. Outperformance over longer periods has higher weight. Must be mid cap or larger.
Find large companies (greater than 8 billion in market cap) that are exhibiting strong revenue and earnings growth and are still reasonably priced. Also we want to ensure a company’s stock price is performing reasonably well vs. its industry and the S&P 500.
Large cap stocks experiencing price momentum.
Find large cap companies (over 10 billion dollars in market cap) that are growing sales and earnings rapidly and are showing strong price momentum.
Find large companies (greater than 5 billion in market cap) that are inexpensive by traditional measures such as low price to earnings, price to sales and price to book. These companies should still be growing sales and earnings.
Find large dividend-paying companies where the dividends are increasing over time. The payout ratio can’t be too high.
The Liberated Stock Trader Beat the Market Screener seeks to select stocks that have a significant chance of beating the S&P 500 returns. The screener uses growth in free cash flow, and explosive EPS growth. Combining this with Joel Greenbaltts ROC and Earnings Yield formulas “the Magic Formula” we have a selection of stock that beat the market significantly. Further details on the backtesting and screener instruction at www.liberatedstocktrader.com/lst-beat-the-market.
Created by: Liberated Stock Trade
A screener for a continuation of the current market trends. Solid economy, reasonable growth, and low interest rates that may rise slightly in the future. Companies that pass should be mid cap or larger, growing, getting more efficient and not be reliant on debt for financing. Screener requires the import of the custom metric Net Cash as a % of market cap.
Companies with the lowest trailing and forward PEG ratios along with low Price to Earnings and Price to Book ratios.
A value screener based on the Magic Formula Investing principles that Joel Greenblatt lays out in his book The Little Book that Beats the Market. Minimum market cap of $1B is set.
A value screener based on the Magic Formula Investing principles that Joel Greenblatt lays out in his book The Little Book that Beats the Market. Stocks with P/E below 5 are excluded to weed out companies that may have had an unusual last year or are using data in an unusual way. The minimum market cap is set at $100M.
Magic formula investing is a term referring to an investment technique outlined by Joel Greenblatt that uses the principles of value investing. This screen is similar to, but not exactly the same as Grenblatt’s sceen. Return on Invested Capital is used rather than Return on Capital. Also PE / Price is used rather than EBIT / EV for Earnings Yield.
A value screener based on the Magic Formula Investing principles that Joel Greenblatt lays out in his book The Little Book that Beats the Market.
Find mid cap companies (between 2 billion and 10 billion dollars in market cap) that have strong EPS growth (past and expected), as well as strong sales growth in the last 5 years.
Mid cap stocks experiencing price momentum.
Find mid cap companies (between two and 10 billion dollars in market cap) that are growing sales and earnings rapidly and are showing strong price momentum.
Find mid cap companies (between 2 billion and 10 billion dollars in market cap) that are inexpensive by traditional measures such as low price to earnings, price to sales and price to book. These companies should still be growing sales and earnings.
Find stocks with strong price momentum and consistent outperformance vs. the S&P 500.
Created by: cbaptista
Seeking momentum stocks that are outperforming their sectors (which are outperforming the S&P 500)
A screener composed of Stock Rover price momentum metrics.
FInd stocks that are graded A by Morningstar in Financial Heath and Profitability and have an A or B grade for Growth.
This screener creates the relatively simple but powerful Novy-Marx Quality screener. It looks for quality as measured by gross profits over total assets, momentum as measured by 1 year price change and value as measured by low price to book ratios. This screener also filters out stocks with very low market caps and trading volumes.
This growth screener was laid out in James O’Shaughnessy’s What Works on Wall Street. It combines relative strength, earnings consistency, and a price-to-sales value measure. To screen out illiquid stocks, only those with market caps greater than $225M are considered. The original screener uses relative strength to rank stocks, whereas we use return versus the S&P 500.
A screener composed of Stock Rover opertional efficiency metrics.
A screener composed of Stock Rover metrics that can indicate a stock is out of favor as evidenced by trading near its lower historical valuations.
Stocks with consistent long term outperformance vs. their industry and sector. The screener also looks for high institutional ownership, low Beta, respectable financial health, profitability, and growth grades, to help find relatively low-risk picks.
Mid and large cap companies scoring a 9 on Piotroski’s F score, a financial health metric. See https://www.stockrover.com/blog-piotroski-high-f-score-screener.html for details about this metric.
This screener uses 9 criteria that look for companies that have solid financials that are getting better. The original 9-point system was developed by Joseph Piotroski, a professor of accounting. Passing companies must have a score of 9.
Large cap companies scoring an 8 or a 9 on Piotroski’s F score, a financial health metric. See https://www.stockrover.com/blog-piotroski-high-f-score-screener.html for details about this metric.
A screener composed of Stock Rover relative price performance metrics.
This screener selects stocks that have strong cash flow, which can signal a company has the resources to fuel growth in earnings, dividends, and asset values.
Ranked screening finding mid and large cap stocks that have strongest profitability indicators compared with their industries. Exludes Energy sector.
A screener of GARP metrics, with gross profitability (a key component of the Novy-Marx Quality screener) factored in.
Find companies with a market cap of greater than 750 million dollars that are in the lowest 20% for their industry for Price / Earnings, and Lowest 30% Price / Book and and Price / Sales. The stocks must be in the top 25% of their industry for price momentum. Also ensure that despite their attractive relative valuation, these companies are also growing sales and EPS over the last 5 year period.
Find companies with a market cap of greater than 1 billion dollars that are in the lowest 20% for their industry for Price / Earnings, Price / Book and Price / Sales. Also ensure that despite their attractive relative valuation, these companies are also growing sales and EPS over the last 5 year period.
Ranks mid and large cap stocks on recent growth and expected earnings growth.
Find stocks with strong relative strength defined as consistent outperformance vs. the S&P 500.
S&P 500 stocks that have performed as well or better than the S&P 500 over a 5 year period. However in the last year, they have underperformed the S&P 500 as well as their sector and industry. In the last month they seemed to be re-establishing some good momentum.
The Best S&P 500 stocks for dividend growth over a 5 year period. Consider stocks that yield at least 2.5% and have grown their EPS by at least 5% per year compounded over the last 5 years.
The 25 fastest growing S&P 500 companies by Revenue, Operating Income and EPS growth over the last 5 years. Also consider the expected EPS growth for next year.
A sceener that finds S&P 500 stocks that are beating the S&P 500 over the last two years and in smaller periods (5 days, 1 month, 3 months etc.). The selected stocks must also be outperforming their industries and sectors over the last month.
This hybrid screener looks for modest dividend-growing stocks that have outperformed their sector and industry in the last year. Sales growth is weighted to ensure that the companies are increasing their top lines, while the financial safety decile helps find stocks that are financially healthy relative to their sector peers.
Stocks with high institutional ownership, low Beta, respectable financial health, value and quality grades and long term outperformance vs. the S&P 500.
Small caps that are liquid, have positive earnings and free cash flow, have good to average financial health, are at least 50% owned by insitutions, and have less than 10% short interest. The hope is to find small caps that are less risky than the average small cap.
The Scores screener finds stocks whose scores for Value, Growth, Quality and Sentiment scores in the top 20% along with a Piotroski F score of at least 6 and an Altman Z-Score of at least 3.0 from over 4000 US listed stocks.
Seeking companies that have reduced their number of shares in the past year. This increases shareholder value and often indicates that a company is investing in itself. The share reduction must coincide with sales and earnings growth.
This screen looks for stocks with negative and decreasing cash flow, increasing debt, and decreasing margins; these stocks should still be liquid. Stocks that pass this screen could be candidates to short.
Finds small and mid cap growth stocks. Minimum average volume ensures that the stocks are liquid.
This screener was built with criteria used in the BetterInvesting methodology to find promising small-cap growth stocks.
Looking for growing small cap companies that have upward earnings and efficiency trends and not too encumbered by debt. Quant weighted for growth and value.
Looking for growing small cap companies (between $250M & $2B market cap) that have good earnings and sales growth, increasing ROIC, and decent financial health. Excludes micro caps.
Find smal cap companies (less than 2 billion dollars in market cap) that are growing sales and earnings rapidly and are showing strong price momentum.
Small caps with inexpensive valuation; good ROE with an upward trend; ranked according to sales and earnings combined with low valuation
Created by: Stock Screener Tips
StockScreenerTips.com Quick effective growth screener for active Traders. QoQ is used as Traders focus on ‘recent form’. But this is balanced by including next year’s estimate, and Institutional ownership.
StockScreenerTips.com effective growth screener for Investors. Including EPS/Sales 3-year Avg past performance gives us more peace of mind on the stock’s consistency of returns.
Adapted from a BetterInvesting screener, this Quant seeks good quality companies that are growing EPS and revenue faster than peers.
Created by: BI Space Coast
Find stocks that are outperforming their industry, over the last month and year, selecting from industries that are outperforming the S&P 500 over the last month and year. The stock universe are major US stocks which comprises around 2500 companies.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top operational and capital efficiency decile of Stock Rover ratings that are also in the top two deciles for price momentum.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top dividend growth and safety decile of Stock Rover ratings that are also in the top two deciles for price momentum.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top financial strength decile of Stock Rover ratings that are also in the top two deciles for price momentum.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top growth decile of Stock Rover ratings that are also in the top two deciles for price momentum.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top price momentum decile of Stock Rover ratings.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top overall decile of Stock Rover ratings.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top overall decile of Stock Rover ratings that are also in the top two deciles for price momentum.
Find large cap stocks on the NYSE or Nasdaq in the top valuation decile of Stock Rover ratings that are also in the top two deciles for price momentum.
Find US stocks that are outperforming the S&P 500 over the last month and year, operating in industries and sectors that are also outperforming the S&P 500 over the last month and year. An additional criteria is the industry must be outperforming the sector in the 1 month and 1 year periods. All passing companies must have a market cap of at least 50 million dollars.
Find US stocks that are outperforming the S&P 500 over the last month and year, operating in industries and sectors that are also outperforming the S&P 500 over the last month and year. All passing companies must have a market cap of at least 50 million dollars.
This screener ranks the top 50 stocks with a high margin of safety that are also in favor with the market as shown by a sentiment score in the top quartile and a recent buy sign from the MACD technical indicator. The universe of stocks are the 4000+ stocks that trade on the US exchanges with a market cap that exceeds 250M.
Looking for growth stocks in the tech sector. 60% of the ranking weight is on recent growth, 20% on expected earnings growth, and 20% is on valuation. Additionally, passing companies must have an ROE and ROA that is better than their industry average. Micro caps are excluded.
Select the 15 Largest REITs by Market Cap from the Real Estate Sector.
Select the 20 Largest MLPs by Market Cap from the Oil & Gas Midstream Industry of the Energy Sector.
Screening for Stocks with an increasing Altman Z Score over the past five years and a current Z score greater than 3.
The 25 fastest dividend growers in the S&P 500, looking at a weighted average of the dividend growth rates for the 1 year period through the 10 year period, as well as expected future dividend growth rates. A minimum yield of 1.5% and a payout ratio of less than 75% is required to pass the screener.
The 25 fastest revenue growers in the S&P 500, looking at a weighted average of the revenue growth rates for the 1 year period through the 10 year period. Also a minimum of 3% future expected revenue growth for the current year and the next is required to pass the screener.
The 50 fastest dividend growers across all North American exchanges, looking at a weighted average of the dividend growth rates for the 1 year period through the 10 year period, as well as expected future dividend growth rates. A minimum yield of 1.5% and a payout ratio of less than 50% is required to pass the screener. Additionally the company must have a market cap of at least 5 billion dollars.
The 50 fastest revenue growers across all North American exchanges, looking at a weighted average of the revenue growth rates for the 1 year period through the 10 year period. Also a minimum of 3% future expected revenue growth for the current year and the next is required to pass the screener. Finally all passing companies must have a market cap that exceeds 5 billion dollars.
Find the top 50 stocks that have shown consistent price outperforance vs their industry, sector and the S&P 500 across all time periods.
Top Screen (determined by backtesting multiple strategies)
A ranked screener searching for companies with the best combination of high growth and low valuation.
Find dividend-paying companies that are inexpensive by traditional measures such as low price to earnings, price to sales and price to book. These companies should still be growing sales and earnings.
A screener composed of Stock Rover value metrics.
Find stocks that are inexpensive relative to their industry across a number of valuation metrics (especially book value) and are performing at least as well as their industry and the S&P 500 over the last month and the last three months. Market cap must be a minimum of $2B.
The VVI Wealth Builder screener is based on Warren Buffetts investing criteria depicted in the bestselling book: Buffettology. The company should have a 10-year past performance of generally increasing EPS with zero negative earnings years; long-term debt no more than 5 times annual earnings; average ROE over the past 10 years at least 15%; average ROIC over the last 10 years at least 12%; a margin of safety of at least 20% from fair value; and earnings yield higher than the long term Treasury yield. Additional screens for business health have been added to include favorable Altman Z, Piotroski F, Beneish M scores. Lastly, to ensure solid growth potential, businesses must have an EPS 10-year average annual growth of 10%, and a sustainable growth rate of at least 10%.
Created by: Vintage Value Investing
Mid cap stocks that overall perform well in a sampling of growth, profitability, financial health, valuation, and performance metrics.
A screener composed of Stock Rover dividend yield metrics.
