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Pure fundamental screens — value, quality, growth, cash flow, and PEG-based stock selection
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Low trailing P/E (2–15) + low P/B (< 2) — Graham-style undervaluation against both earnings and book value. Typical: 60–150 stocks.
High ROE (≥ 15%) + low debt/equity (< 0.5) + healthy net margins (≥ 10%) — efficiently run, financially strong businesses. Typical: 40–100 stocks.
Revenue + net income growing YoY, confirmed by sequential quarterly trend (Q1 > Q3). Typical: 30–80 stocks.
Positive free cash flow with high FCF margin — companies that genuinely convert profit to cash. Typical: 25–60 stocks.
PEG ratio < 1 — P/E low relative to earnings growth rate. Growth at a reasonable price. Typical: 20–50 stocks.