Ready-made stock screens

The screen library is a set of ready-made screens: each one a named investment idea, such as "The 20% Club" or "Debt Free Champions", with its conditions already set. Open one and you see the companies passing it right now, with a live count on the card before you even click.

Every screen runs against the same engine as a hand-built one in Screener, so you can always open a card and see, and edit, exactly what it checks.

The library#

Open Ready-made from the screener's sub-navigation. Screens are grouped into categories: Popular, Quality, Value, Growth, Discovery, Momentum, Technical, Candlesticks, By size, Ownership, and DocStoX.

Each card shows:

• the screen's name and its one-line thesis, for example "cheap on earnings, yet generating strong returns on equity";
• the live count of companies passing it today;
• up to three of its conditions, as compact tags such as P/E < 15 and ROE > 20%.

Search the library by name, metric or sector, or select a category to narrow it down. A screen that matches nothing today still shows a count of zero: DocStoX never hides a screen just because it currently returns no companies.

Most screens in the library carry a light quality floor beneath their stated conditions, for example a minimum market cap and sane upper bounds on ratios like ROE and ROCE. This keeps the results free of companies whose numbers are only extreme because of a broken denominator, such as a business with almost no revenue showing an ROE in the thousands. Technical and candlestick screens, which describe price action rather than business quality, do not carry this floor.

DocStoX Pro screens Pro#

The DocStoX shelf sits apart from the rest of the library, grouped by what it is for: High conviction, Quality, Growth, and Ownership and income. These are multi-factor screens built on multi-year evidence, checking five-year averages, profit and revenue CAGR, and cash flow together rather than a single ratio from the latest quarter.

Their cards stay fully readable on Free: you see the name, thesis, live count and how many conditions are stacked. What you do not see, on Free or Pro, is the exact thresholds each one uses. Every metric these screens use also exists in the free builder, so publishing the exact recipe would let anyone reproduce the list by hand. Opening a DocStoX screen without Pro takes you to the pricing page instead of the results.

Opening a screen, then editing it#

Selecting any card runs it and takes you into the results table, the same view a hand-built screen lands on. From there you can:

• sort the table or change which columns show;
• select a company to see which of the screen's conditions it passed and its actual value for each;
• open the condition builder to add, remove or loosen a condition, starting from exactly what the screen ran.

A screen you save this way, from a preset or from scratch, appears under My screens the next time you open the library or the screener overview.

The public stock-screens pages#

Separately from the in-app library, /stock-screens is a set of public pages, one per screen, that anyone can open without signing in. Each of these covers a specific idea, such as high ROE stocks, low P/E stocks or debt-free companies, grouped into Value, Quality, Growth, Income, Momentum and Safety.

These public pages are a smaller, separate set from the 64-screen in-app library: they exist so a screen like "High ROE Stocks" is a page search engines can index and you can open directly, with a plain-English explanation of the ratio, the exact filter it applies, and a caveat on what the screen does not account for. Opening one shows the current matching companies from the same data as the screener; there is no builder here, only a link into the full Screener to adjust the conditions yourself.

• ScreenerBuild your own conditions or describe a screen in plain English.
• Free and ProWhat differs between plans across DocStoX.