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Screen on what was filed, not on what was assumed.

Fundamental, financial and valuation-multiple screens across the whole corpus, where a missing figure drops a name from that test rather than quietly scoring it zero.

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A real screen, honest about the gaps.

Real, cited ABI Nexa output. Use the arrows or dots to move through.

The screen
A value screen across large-caps
A fundamental and valuation screen runs across the corpus on the figures each company actually filed. Set the criteria and the universe ranks itself.
EV / EBITDA < 25x P / E < 30x EV / Sales any
A gap is not a zero
The most common way a screen lies
The usual failure is to score a missing value as zero, which quietly floats the name to the top of a cheapness screen. We exclude it from that one test instead.
Scored as zeroJPM reads EV/EBITDA 0.0x and tops the screen it should never be in.
On ABI NexaExcluded, not rankedJPM drops from the EBITDA test and is judged on P/E and P/TBV instead.

Nvidia, by contrast, fails on a real number, 39.8x against a 25x limit. A miss and a gap are treated differently.

One definition, point-in-time
Comparable, and no lookahead
The same field definitions and period logic apply in every market, so a cross-market screen compares like with like, and a historical screen sees only what was known on the date.
Screen integrityTwo guarantees
One field definition across US and Indialike for like
Sees only what was filed by the dateno lookahead
Restated numbers held separatelyas first reported

A result opens straight into the workspace on that name, and joins the deal comps for a takeover screen.

What you get

What lands on your desk.

Screen the whole corpus

Fundamental, financial and valuation-multiple screens across every covered name, on the figures each company actually filed.

A gap excludes, never scores zero

A missing value drops the name from that test instead of floating it to the top, so the ranking is honest.

One definition across markets

The same field logic in every market, so a cross-market screen compares like with like.

Point-in-time, no lookahead

A historical screen sees only what was known on the date, so a backtest does not peek.

From a result into the file

A hit opens straight into the workspace on that name, so the screen is a doorway, not a dead-end list.

Joins to the deal comps

Screen results tie to precedent transactions, so a takeover screen is one step away.

In practice

How it changes the day.

01

A gap is not a zero

A gap excludes the name from that test; it is never treated as a zero, so the ranking is honest.

screens on what was filed
By hand today
Run a screen that scores a missing value as zero and mis-ranks the name.
02

One definition everywhere

The same field definitions and period logic apply in every market, so a cross-market screen compares like with like.

like compared with like
By hand today
Compare names across markets on fields that mean different things.
03

From screen to file

A result opens straight into the workspace on that name, and joins to the deal comps for a takeover screen.

in one click
By hand today
Hit a dead end at a list of tickers.
7,500+
pre-built models, US, India and foreign filers
15 years
of history, restatements kept
29.8M
facts, each one cited
0
wrong on the source-verified sample

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