Stock Screener
Filter the largest US stocks by valuation, profitability, growth, dividend, leverage, and risk.
About this tool
Screen the Russell 1000 by the fundamentals that matter: market cap, P/E, P/B, dividend yield, ROE, debt-to-equity, margins, interest coverage, revenue growth, beta and sector, or start from presets built on the published criteria of Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch and Benjamin Graham.
A screen is the beginning of research, not the end. Its real power is negative: filtering out the overleveraged, the unprofitable and the perpetually diluting narrows a thousand stocks to a shortlist worth actually reading about. The famous-investor presets are best treated as three different definitions of quality worth understanding.
What is a good P/E ratio?
There is no universal number: software companies and banks live in different P/E worlds. Compare a stock to its sector and its own history, and remember a low P/E is sometimes a bargain and sometimes the market correctly pricing decline.
What do the Buffett-style criteria look for?
Durable profitability (high ROE without heavy debt), fat and stable margins, strong interest coverage and consistent earnings: the financial signature of a business with a moat, bought at a reasonable rather than desperate price.
Why screen on interest coverage?
Earnings divided by interest expense measures how survivable a downturn is. Companies that cannot cover interest several times over are the ones that turn recessions into bankruptcies.