Piotroski F-Score screener: filter for financially strong stocks
The Piotroski F-Score checks in nine points whether a company is getting financially stronger or weaker: profit, cash flow, debt, margins. It says nothing about price. That is why fair value sits next to it here.
Fair value and quality score of every stock, plus ready-made strategies like Buffett, Graham and Greenblatt. With a free account the screener is open for ten minutes once a month.
What it does
- Piotroski F-Score as a slider of its own in the screener
- Combine it with fair-value upside, P/E, PEG, margins, debt and 50 other metrics
- The match count shows while you move the slider
- Global: US, Europe and Asia, recalculated daily
Data basis: 35,000+ valued stocks, 26 models, recomputed daily.
Free and with Pro
Fair value and quality score of every stock, plus ready-made strategies like Buffett, Graham and Greenblatt. With a free account the screener is open for ten minutes once a month.
The screener with the Piotroski slider and all 57 metrics is part of Pro. The first month is $1.
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Common questions
What is a good Piotroski F-Score?
The score runs from 0 to 9. Values of 7 to 9 count as financially strong, 0 to 3 as weak.
Is a high F-Score enough of a reason to buy?
No. It measures financial health, not price. A strong company can be too expensive. That is why combining it with fair value pays off.
Is the screener free?
The ready-made strategies are free. The screener with your own sliders is part of Pro; with a free account it is open for ten minutes once a month.
Is this financial advice?
No. The screener is a model-based tool and does not know your personal situation.