Screener
Start from an investing playbook or build your own filters. Every metric uses the latest annual filing and last price.
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Screens a curated universe of 81 widely held U.S. stocks. Market data is cached in your browser for 12 hours.
A stock screener narrows thousands of companies down to the few that match your criteria. Start from a proven investing playbook or combine filters on growth, margins, returns on capital, debt and valuation.
A stock screener filters companies by financial criteria — for example revenue growth above 10% and return on invested capital above 15% — so you can find candidates for deeper research quickly.
The Rule of 40 says a healthy software company's revenue growth rate plus its profit margin (often free-cash-flow margin) should be at least 40%. It balances growth against profitability.
Return on invested capital measures how much after-tax operating profit a company earns for each dollar of capital invested. Businesses that earn well above their cost of capital for years often have a durable competitive advantage.
Fundamentals come from each company's latest annual SEC filing and prices update regularly. Screens use the most recent fiscal year available.