Value investing stock screens using many different valuation methodologies. The screening criteria can include traditional multiples based analysis, margin of safety calculations, Piotroski F-Score, Growth at Reasonable Price, Magic Formula, Graham Enterprising Investor, etc. New screens posted almost daily
Piotroski F-Score is a composite metric that measures the financial strength of a company. Research shows that a high Piotroski F-Score of 8 or 9, coupled with cheap valuation, can return on average of 7.5% above the market. This is one way to find value without it being a value trap. For this particular screen, […]
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Mid cap stocks are often ignored. Large caps have a presence in almost every investor’s portfolios through index funds and Mag 7 or FAANG stocks. Small caps, especially small cap value is prized by sophisticated investors due to their high performance potential. Mid caps are often forgotten. The truth is, these mid caps grow up
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Magic happens when discipline meets opportunity. And in the world of small-cap investing, few strategies have been as consistently intriguing, and polarizing, as Joel Greenblatt’s Magic Formula. By ranking stocks based on a combination of high return on capital and low valuation, the formula filters out the hype and shines a light on companies quietly
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Benjamin Graham defined what it means to be a value investor. The classic Grahamian value investing play relies on undervalued assets on the balance sheet, coupled with significant margin of safety. A dyed in the wool value investor patiently waits for Mr. Market to realize the correct value of these assets, and then reprice the
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Buffett taught us to seek quality at a reasonable price. He’s happy to sit tight with moaty giants compounding wealth over decades. Peter Lynch, on the other hand, made GARP investing his battlefield, tracking down fast growers that hadn’t yet captured Wall Street’s imagination. His legendary 13-year run at Fidelity’s Magellan Fund saw an annualized
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If you’ve ever wondered what Warren Buffett might look for if he were screening stocks today, you’re in the right place. This stock screen is built directly from the principles laid out in the bestselling book Buffettology. The goal is simple: identify companies with the financial strength, profitability, and resilience that could make them worthy
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Wonderful companies at fair prices has been Buffett’s mantra and this screen gives you that. These are large cap stocks that are selling at great price. They may not be undervalued in the classical sense, but these are quality companies with pedigree, and one can reasonably expect them to continue to grow and do well
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One of the first things you look for as a value investor are the key price multiples. For example, we know that Price/Earnings ratio, Price/Book ratio and Price/Sales ratio all indicate some level of price appropriateness. If the ratios are too high compared to the normal or the peers, the stock may be over valued.
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The Best Small Cap Stocks Are Hiding in Plain Sight—If You Know Where to Look. You’re not here for hype. You want serious opportunities with asymmetric upside, wrapped in downside protection. That’s the cornerstone of Ben Graham’s “enterprising investor” playbook—and it still works, especially in the small-cap universe where inefficiencies abound. While most of Wall
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A high Piotroski F-Score of 9 means the company has financials like Fort Knox, and it is getting stronger. Historically, these stocks when paired with low Price/Book ratio have performed 7.5% better than the market annually, on average. This is pretty much a cheat code to a high performing portfolio. So what does the score
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