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Best Stocks by Strategy – Live Top Picks

Live data from the Fairvalue Calculator stock screener – updated regularly.

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How our Strategy Top Stock Picks are generated

The lists on this page are not random stock tips. They are live results from the Fairvalue Calculator stock screener, which continuously evaluates more than 45,000 stocks worldwide. For each company, the tool combines fundamental ratios, quality metrics and a transparent Fair Value model. Based on this data, we rank stocks inside different strategies and only show the candidates that currently fit the criteria best.

Every strategy starts with the same foundation: up-to-date financial data, a consistent Fair Value calculation and clear exclusion rules for extremely illiquid or untrustworthy stocks. On top of this foundation, each strategy applies its own filter set. Some focus more on dividends, others on growth, profitability or a classic value approach. The goal is not to predict the future, but to highlight stocks that match a specific investment style and currently look attractive according to our models.

High Dividend Yield focuses on companies with a dividend yield above a defined threshold and a positive Fair Value signal. The screener searches for stocks that combine attractive income with potential undervaluation. High dividends alone are not enough – balance sheet strength, payout sustainability and business stability are just as important. The result is a list of dividend candidates that may offer ongoing income without completely ignoring risk.

Warren Buffett Style highlights businesses that fit a more traditional value and quality approach. These are companies with stable earnings, strong competitive positions and solid balance sheets, often trading at reasonable valuation multiples compared to their fundamentals. Typical filters include profitability, return on equity, conservative debt levels and valuation ratios such as price-to-earnings or price-to-book. The idea is to find resilient companies where the market may underestimate long-term value creation.

Peter Lynch (GARP) follows a “growth at a reasonable price” philosophy. Here the screener looks for companies with above-average revenue or earnings growth while the valuation still leaves room for upside. Growth without any valuation discipline is avoided; instead, metrics such as the PEG ratio and Fair Value upside play an important role. The result list often contains dynamic businesses that are still priced in a way that can be attractive for patient investors.

High Growth concentrates on companies with strong top-line momentum. Typical candidates show double-digit revenue growth and a Fair Value that does not yet fully reflect this potential. This strategy is designed for investors who actively seek growth stories but still want a basic valuation and quality check in the background. It helps to separate companies with real business traction from those where expectations are purely speculative.

High Profitability focuses on companies that turn revenue into profit efficiently. Filters such as EBIT margin, return on equity and cash generation are central here. In combination with the Fair Value signal, the screener aims to identify businesses that are both profitable and not excessively priced by the market. These stocks can help to stabilise a portfolio, because robust profitability often goes hand in hand with stronger resilience in difficult market phases.

All strategies are based on rules, not emotions. That does not mean that every stock on these lists will perform well – markets are uncertain, and no model can guarantee results. However, a systematic approach can help to make investment decisions more consistent and transparent. The Fairvalue Calculator turns thousands of data points into easy-to-read scores and Fair Values, so that you can focus on building a portfolio that fits your own risk profile and investment horizon.

Nothing on this page is personal investment advice. The lists are intended as a starting point for your own research. If you want to go deeper, you can use the free trial to analyse five stocks of your choice without a credit card, or unlock unlimited access to all screeners and detailed stock pages with a Premium subscription.