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Filter S&P 500 companies by financial criteria. Start with a proven metric, then open the company page to verify the source data and compare peers.
At a glance
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Profitability
Companies that generate strong profits and returns
Profitable Companies
S&P 500 companies with positive net income. These companies generated a profit over the trailing twelve months.
High Profit Margin Stocks
Companies with profit margins above 15%, demonstrating efficient conversion of revenue into profit.
High ROE Stocks
Companies with Return on Equity above 15%, efficiently using shareholders' capital to generate profit.
High ROA Stocks
Companies with Return on Assets above 8%, efficiently generating profit from their total asset base.
Growth
Companies with strong revenue and earnings expansion
High Revenue Growth Stocks
Companies with year-over-year revenue growth exceeding 10%, indicating meaningful business expansion.
Double-Digit Growth Stocks
Companies achieving revenue growth of 20% or more year-over-year, among the fastest growers in the S&P 500.
Earnings Growth Stocks
Companies with year-over-year net income growth exceeding 10%, showing expanding profitability from already profitable operations.
Financial Health
Companies with conservative balance sheets
Low Debt Companies
Companies with debt-to-equity ratio below 0.5, indicating conservative use of leverage.
Debt-Free Companies
Companies with virtually no debt (D/E ratio below 0.1), operating almost entirely on equity.
Strong Balance Sheet Stocks
Companies with low leverage (D/E < 0.3) and substantial equity, indicating financial resilience.
Cash Flow
Companies that generate strong cash from operations
Positive Free Cash Flow Stocks
Companies generating positive free cash flow, indicating they produce more cash than they invest in capital expenditures.
High FCF Margin Stocks
Companies converting more than 10% of revenue into free cash flow, demonstrating efficient cash generation.
Cash Generating Machines
Companies with both exceptional FCF margin (>20%) and high profit margin (>15%), the most efficient cash generators.
Strong Operating Cash Flow
Companies with positive operating cash flow, demonstrating that core business operations generate real cash regardless of accounting adjustments.
Dividends
Companies with consistent dividend track records
Dividend Paying Stocks
Companies with at least 1 consecutive year of dividend payments, demonstrating commitment to returning cash to shareholders.
Dividend Growth Stocks
Companies with 5+ consecutive years of dividend increases, indicating established dividend growth programs.
Consistent Dividend Growers
Companies with 10+ consecutive years of dividend increases, proven long-term dividend track records.
Multi-Factor
Companies meeting multiple quality criteria simultaneously
Financially Strong Stocks
Profitable companies with high ROE and conservative leverage. Must meet all three criteria simultaneously.
Quality Compounders
High-quality growth companies: high ROE, strong margins, and growing revenue. The rarest combination in the S&P 500.
Conservative Picks
Low-risk companies combining minimal debt, 5+ year dividend streaks, and positive earnings.
Piotroski F-Score Stocks
Free Piotroski F-Score screening for S&P 500 stocks. Identify financially strong companies using Joseph Piotroski's value investing methodology based on publicly available SEC data.
Screeners by Sector
Apply the same criteria within one sector. More sector groups load as you continue.
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