Stock Screener: A Comprehensive Guide to Filtering S&P 500 Stocks

Currently supports S&P 500 stocks with daily updates. More stocks will be added soon.

Sorted by Pegy T T M (Low)

Filters
Ratios
PEGY
Symbolsi
Price & Size
Ticker
UBER80.840.02
NCLH23.640.04
AES14.730.07
DAL69.080.09
GE308.710.10
HOOD89.910.10
PGR203.040.17
UAL107.350.17
BKNG5122.250.18
SBAC181.140.19
GEV754.970.20
APP483.000.22
NXPI231.080.22
CMCSA29.590.23
GDDY100.160.23
ACGL96.710.25
FI205.420.25
FISV62.940.25
TJX150.170.25
VICI27.950.25
CF89.840.26
CTRA27.810.26
EXPE276.670.28
LYV143.940.28
OKE75.320.28
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The Professional S&P 500 Stock Screener

Filter the world's most important index by institutional-grade metrics. Stop guessing and start screening for undervalued quality, dividend growth, and financial strength.

PEGY Ratio Screener

Most screeners only offer PEG. Our specialized PEGY filter (Price/Earnings-to-Growth-and-Yield) reveals the true value of dividend-paying stocks often ignored by growth investors.

Growth at a Reasonable Price

Combine 5-Year EPS CAGR with standard P/E ratios to find "GARP" stocks—companies growing earnings faster than the market expects.

Export & Analyze

Need to run your own models? Download your screened results to CSV/Excel instantly. Perfect for feeding into DCF spreadsheets or portfolio trackers.

How to Find Undervalued S&P 500 Stocks

1

Start with the PEGY Ratio

A PEGY ratio below 1.0 is the holy grail of value investing. It means you are paying very little for each unit of growth and dividend yield.

2

Check Financial Health (Debt/Equity)

Low valuation means nothing if the company is drowning in debt. Filter for Debt-to-Equity < 1.5 to ensure balance sheet safety.

3

Verify Growth Consistency

Use our EPS 5Y CAGR filter to avoid "cyclical traps"—stocks that look cheap only because they had one lucky year.

Screener FAQ

How often is the data updated?

Prices and ratios are updated daily after market close. Financial statement data (like Book Value) updates shortly after quarterly SEC filings.

What is a "good" P/B Ratio?

Traditionally, P/B < 1.0 implies a stock is trading below its liquidation value. However, for tech companies with few tangible assets, P/B is less relevant. Always compare P/B within the same sector.

Why S&P 500 only?

We focus on the S&P 500 to provide high-quality, reliable data for the most liquid and investable companies in the world. This ensures our screener results are actionable for most investors.

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