Passing the screen
Live data across 22 indices…
SageRanks's rankings are relative — #1 just means best of its group. These screens are the opposite: absolute. Each legend published hard numeric limits a stock had to clear before it deserved further analysis, and each page below lists every company that clears them right now, across all 22 indices SageRanks tracks. When prices move, the lists change.
A company appears only when every input the screen needs is available and passing — missing data never counts as a pass. Lists are alphabetical within each market: a screen, not a ranking, and not advice.
Benjamin Graham
1894–1976
P/B < 1.5 · PEG < 1.0
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Warren Buffett
1930–
P/B < 3.0 · Gross margin > 15%
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Peter Lynch
1944–
PEG < 1.5
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Joel Greenblatt
1957–
PEG < 2.0
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Philip Fisher
1907–2004
No screen — deliberately. Fisher set no numeric limits; he trusted judgment, scuttlebutt and decades of holding. A Fisher pass/fail list would be an invention, so SageRanks doesn't publish one.
no hard limits