How to use it in 5 minutes
- Start from a ready strategy. For example "Blue chips" (large companies with ROE above 15% and moderate debt), "Dividend income" (yield above 3% and a payout below 70% of profit) or "High growth" (revenue growing above 30% a year for 3 years).
- Add the grade. The grade filter (A to F) removes stocks with many red flags. Start with A and B.
- Sort. For example by P/E or by revenue growth.
- Open 3-5 stocks. On each page look at the risk check and the fair value.
Example: a steady dividend
You want companies that pay a dividend and can keep paying it. Pick "Dividend income" and add grade A or B. The result: large companies yielding above 3%, paying out less than 70% of profit, without serious red flags. Open each and check that free cash flow covers the dividend.
Common mistakes
- Too many filters. With 10 conditions you get 0 results or only odd companies. Start with 2-3.
- Only the cheapest. The lowest P/E is often a trap: the company is cheap because its sales are falling. Combine price with the grade.
- Treating the result as the answer. The screener shows candidates. The decision comes after you understand the business.
Free and Premium
Free gives you the main filters (sector, size, P/E, margins, growth, debt, grade) and the first 20 results. Premium adds every filter, the "Undervalued quality" strategy, the full list and CSV export.
Find stocks that pass the checks The screener filters more than 2,500 stocks by grade, debt, cash flow and price. Open the screener