Classic value screens, computed from filings
The famous strategies other tools lock behind a paywall — Buffett-Munger, Graham, Peter Lynch — plus a Smart-Money Consensus screen no one else offers free. Each is an honest, cited approximation using SEC-filing metrics. Pick one, then tweak it in the full screener.
The Buffett-Munger approach favors high-quality, consistently profitable, growing businesses with strong balance sheets — bought at a sensible price rather than dirt cheap.
Lynch looked for growing companies whose price hadn’t run ahead of the business — “growth at a reasonable price,” profitable and still expanding.
Graham’s defensive investor wanted stable, profitable companies with a strong balance sheet, bought at a modest valuation and a margin of safety.
Own outstanding businesses that compound — high, durable profitability and steady growth — and do very little.