Discoveries

Match Criteria· every row passed all of these when the screen ran

• P/E (trailing 12m) between 0 and 20
• PEG (5-year expected) below 1(no column in the table; not restatable per row)
• EPS growth (trailing 12m) of 25% or more(no column in the table; not restatable per row)

Every row passed all of these when the screen ran. The Why column re-checks each ticked rule against the row’s current quote: a green chip names the rule with the least room left and how far that reading sits inside its threshold, and an amber one flags a row whose quote has since moved out of a rule — it passed when the screen ran, not now.

Dashed rules were applied by Yahoo’s screener when the screen ran, but its quote feed never returns those fields — so they have no column in the table and no row can restate them. Ticked rules each map to a column you can read and sort.

Universe

Listed on NASDAQ or NYSE

Ranked by

End-of-day share volume, heaviest first

“Undervalued” here is measured on earnings only — P/E and PEG. Book value is never screened, so a name trading at 20x book still passes on its earnings multiple.

P/B, the analyst rating and the 52-week range are context columns — no screen filters on them, so an expensive book value or a bearish rating is extra information, not a failed criterion.