Seven rule-based screens — Graham, Magic Formula, and more — run nightly across nearly 5,000 stocks from SEC filings. No hype, no black box: every match comes with the arithmetic that got it there.
GV Edge reads Cheap: the price sits in the cheapest quartile of the 4,977-ticker universe, and the company passes the Solvency check (Total Assets $9.7B > Total Liabilities $9.2B).
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The whole thing is mechanical — same rules applied to every ticker, every night. Nothing here is a recommendation from a person.
Balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow figures for the S&P 500, Russell 2000, and the rest of NYSE and Nasdaq — straight from each company's own SEC filings.
Seven named strategies and an open-ended filter builder, all working off the same 133 columns of fundamentals, price history, and moving averages.
Every match explains itself in plain English — the exact ratio, the exact threshold, and the numbers behind both. Click through for the full quarterly grid.
Rooted in decades-old value-investing frameworks. A couple are approximated where this dataset doesn't carry every original input — each one says exactly where and why.
Graham's classic "cigar butt" screen: market cap trading below 67% of net current asset value (current assets minus total liabilities). If the company folded tomorrow, the leftovers alone would be worth more than the stock.
Our own value signal — price against a conservative per-share value — restricted to the cheapest quartile of solvent companies. Free accounts see the Cheap / Fair / Rich read; Pro unlocks the exact figure and its history.
Greenblatt's combined rank of earnings yield and return on equity. Substitutes net income/enterprise value and ROE for true EBIT/EV and ROIC, since fixed-asset detail isn't in this dataset.
Size, liquidity, earnings stability, valuation, and dividend checks in the spirit of Graham's defensive-investor screen. Checks one year of positive earnings rather than his original five-to-ten.
Yield of 2%+ , cash flow covering interest three times over, and genuinely positive free cash flow. Named "quality," not "growth" — no multi-year history here to prove a trend.
High return on equity paired with conservative leverage. Uses total liabilities over total assets as a stand-in for debt/equity, which isn't a column this dataset exposes directly.
A recent golden cross or breakout above the 50- or 200-day average, within 10% of the 52-week high. The one screen here that's about price action, not the balance sheet.
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