Professional-grade fundamental analysis for every S&P 500 stock — without the subscription fee. Apply Warren Buffett's criteria, Peter Lynch's GARP strategy, FCF Yield screening, extended valuation metrics and more. All data refreshed daily after market close.
Open Free Screener →13 financial criteria based on Warren Buffett's rules of thumb. Checks gross margin, net margin, EPS growth, cash vs debt, retained earnings, capex and more. Score 0–13.
Peter Lynch's Growth at a Reasonable Price strategy. Screens for P/E <25, D/E <35%, EPS growth >15%, and PEG ratio <1.2. Score 0–4.
Free Cash Flow ÷ Market Cap. Shows how much real cash a company generates relative to its price. Above 8% = potentially undervalued. Harder to manipulate than P/E.
P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA, P/FCF, EV/EBIT, SBC-adjusted P/E, ROIC, Price-to-Tangible-Book. Metrics most retail investors never see on free tools.
Annual margins over time plus advanced quality-of-earnings metrics: FCF Conversion, SBC Dilution, Operating Leverage, DSO, DIO, EPS Growth, Capex Intensity.
Buy/sell transactions by company insiders over the last 90 days. Multiple insiders buying simultaneously is historically one of the strongest bullish signals available.
Put/Call ratio and implied volatility. P/C >1.3 = bearish market positioning. Volatility skew shows whether the market fears a sharp drop more than a rally.
Top 5 institutional owners and their position changes vs the previous quarter. Multiple large funds increasing simultaneously = strong institutional buy signal.
Stock price performance over 1 month, 3 months, 1 year and 5 years. Identify momentum leaders and spot stocks cheaper today than 5 years ago.
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Data is refreshed once daily after market close. The latest trading day's numbers are available the following morning.
SBC-adjusted P/E, ROIC, FCF Conversion, Operating Leverage — metrics institutional investors use that most free tools don't include.
Every metric has a detailed definition in the Help & Glossary section with formulas, benchmarks and interpretation guidance.