Stock screeners

Each screener filters the S&P 500 using a different investment strategy. Pick one that matches how you think about stocks.

Stocks trading at low valuations relative to earnings and book value. Favors low P/E, low P/B, and high earnings yield.

High-dividend stocks with strong payout history. Favors dividend yield, dividend growth, and low payout ratio.

Combines strong revenue and earnings growth with reasonable valuations. Favors growth metrics and PEG ratio.

Low-volatility, financially sound stocks for conservative investors. Favors low beta, strong current ratio, and low debt.

Stocks showing strong price momentum and analyst upgrades. Favors positive change, high analyst ratings, and price target upside.

Stocks with minimal price swings — ideal for risk-averse investors. Favors low 30-day volatility and low beta.

Stocks with durable competitive advantages reflected in high margins, ROE, and ROIC.

Stocks paying above-average dividends with FCF support to sustain them.

Companies generating exceptional free cash flow relative to their size.

Stocks with strong growth metrics but still trading at modest valuations.

Stocks with bulletproof balance sheets — high interest coverage, low leverage, and strong Altman Z-score.

Beaten-down stocks with high short interest but solid fundamentals — potential reversal candidates.

Largest-cap companies with strong profitability — the market leaders in their respective sectors.

Stocks with the highest analyst ratings and the most significant price target upside.

Growing companies that aren't leveraging up to fund it — self-funded organic growth stories.