What is a stock screener?

A stock screener is a tool that filters the entire stock market based on criteria you set — such as P/E ratio, revenue growth, ROCE, or market cap. Instead of manually reviewing thousands of companies, a screener instantly narrows the list to stocks that match your investing strategy.

How do I use the StockSifting stock screener?

Type a query using financial ratios in the query box — for example: market_cap > 1000 AND pe 15. Click RUN THIS QUERY to see matching US stocks instantly. You can also select from pre-built screens like Bull Cartel, Value Stocks, GARP, or Highest Dividend Yield.

What filters are available in the screener?

The StockSifting screener supports 30+ financial filters: Valuation (P/E, Forward P/E, P/B, P/S, EV/EBITDA, PEG, Price/FCF), Growth (revenue growth, EPS growth, earnings growth, EBITDA growth), Profitability (ROE, ROCE, ROA, net margin, operating margin, gross margin), Balance Sheet (debt-to-equity, current ratio, quick ratio), and Market Data (market cap, dividend yield, 52-week high/low).

What are the pre-built stock screens on StockSifting?

StockSifting includes 18 pre-built screens: Bull Cartel (revenue + profit growth), Highest Dividend Yield, New 52-Week High, High Growth ROE Low PE, Loss to Profit, Debt Reduction + Growth, Value Stocks, Quarterly Growers, Top 100 Stocks by Market Cap, Debt-Free Compounders, Near 52-Week Low, GARP Stocks, Low PE High EPS Growth, High Quality Compounders, Multi-Bagger Candidates, CANSLIM Growth, Below Book Value, and High Margin Businesses.

Is the stock screener free?

Yes. The StockSifting stock screener is completely free to use — no credit card or subscription required. Create a free account to save your custom queries and access them any time.

Create a Search Query

Filter stocks by any financial ratio.

Query

Field units — what values to enter

Field	Unit	Example	Meaning
market_cap	$ Millions	market_cap > 1000	$1 Billion+
dividend_yield	yield% × 100	dividend_yield > 100	Yield > 1% 300=3%, 500=5%
roce	% value	roce > 15	ROCE > 15%
roe	% value	roe > 15	ROE > 15%
revenue_growth	% value	revenue_growth > 20	Revenue 20%+ YoY
earnings_growth	% value	earnings_growth > 10	EPS 10%+ YoY
profit_margin	% value	profit_margin > 10	Net margin > 10%
operating_margin	% value	operating_margin > 15	Op. margin > 15%
gross_margin	% value	gross_margin > 40	Gross margin > 40%
ebitda_margin	% value	ebitda_margin > 20	EBITDA > 20%
pe / forward_pe	ratio	pe < 20	P/E below 20×
debt_to_equity	ratio	debt_to_equity < 1	Debt < equity
current_ratio	ratio	current_ratio > 1.5	Good liquidity
quick_ratio	ratio	quick_ratio > 1	Healthy quick ratio
beta	ratio	beta < 1	Less volatile
current_price / price	$ per share	current_price < 50	Price below $50
eps / eps_forecast	$ per share	eps > 0	Profitable EPS
book_value	$ per share	book_value > 10	Book > $10
target_price	$ per share	target_price > current_price	Analyst upside
pl_sales	$ Millions	pl_sales > 500	Annual rev > $500M
free_cash_flow	$ Millions	free_cash_flow > 0	Positive FCF
full_time_employees	count	full_time_employees > 10000	Large employer
rating_score	1–5	rating_score >= 4	Buy / Strong Buy

Custom query example

Market capitalization > 500 AND

Price to earning < 15 AND

Return on capital employed > 22%

Detailed guide on creating screens

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Query Results

0 results found

S.No.	Name	CMP	P/E	Mar Cap	ROCE %	ROE %	Forward P/E	Beta	Target Price	Rating

FIELD GUIDE

Every field, its unit, and example queries — so you know exactly what value to enter.

Field	Unit	Example	What it means
market_cap	$ Millions	market_cap > 1000	$1 Billion+ market cap
dividend_yield	yield% × 100	dividend_yield > 100	Yield above 1% 300 = 3%, 500 = 5%
roce	% value	roce > 15	ROCE above 15%
roe	% value	roe > 15	ROE above 15%
revenue_growth	% value	revenue_growth > 20	Revenue growing 20%+ YoY
earnings_growth	% value	earnings_growth > 10	EPS growing 10%+ YoY
profit_margin	% value	profit_margin > 10	Net margin above 10%
operating_margin	% value	operating_margin > 15	Operating margin above 15%
gross_margin	% value	gross_margin > 40	Gross margin above 40%
ebitda_margin	% value	ebitda_margin > 20	EBITDA margin above 20%
pe / forward_pe	ratio	pe < 20	P/E below 20×
debt_to_equity	ratio	debt_to_equity < 1	Debt less than equity
current_ratio	ratio	current_ratio > 1.5	Good short-term liquidity
quick_ratio	ratio	quick_ratio > 1	Healthy quick ratio
beta	ratio	beta < 1	Less volatile than market
current_price / price	$ per share	current_price < 50	Stock price below $50
eps / eps_forecast	$ per share	eps > 0	Profitable (positive EPS)
book_value	$ per share	book_value > 10	Book value above $10
target_price	$ per share	target_price > current_price	Analysts expect price upside
pl_sales	$ Millions	pl_sales > 500	Annual revenue above $500M
pl_operating_profit	$ Millions	pl_operating_profit > 50	Annual operating profit > $50M
pl_net_profit	$ Millions	pl_net_profit > 0	Profitable (annual)
quarterly_sales	$ Millions	quarterly_sales > 200	Quarterly revenue above $200M
total_assets	$ Millions	total_assets > 1000	Balance sheet assets > $1B
free_cash_flow	$ Millions	free_cash_flow > 0	Positive free cash flow
full_time_employees	count	full_time_employees > 10000	Large employer
rating_score	1–5	rating_score >= 4	Buy / Strong Buy consensus