How to Create Your Own Custom Stock Screener Using the Big Screener
I filtered 1,000 stocks down to 206 using just three conditions — ROCE, debt, and growth. Here’s the exact filter combination, step by step.
I filtered 1,000 stocks down to 206 using just three conditions — ROCE, debt, and growth. Here’s the exact filter combination, step by step.
I almost shut down Stock Engine because of ChatGPT. New subscribers had slowed down, investors were switching to AI chatbots for stock research, and I honestly felt my tool had become irrelevant. But when I sat down to compare both honestly, what I found will make you think twice before using ChatGPT for stock picks.
I shortlist stocks by checking three simple numbers: ROCE, debt, and business growth before doing deeper research. These filters quickly tell me which companies are efficient, financially safe, and still expanding over time. In this post, I explain the method with real Indian stock data so you can apply it yourself for long term investing.
In 2026, the Stock Engine’s Overall Score Algorithm was updated to better reflect business reality, which is not just reading and judging the numbers on its face value. It now gives more importance to cash flow, quality of growth, and durability of profits. The score now thinks more like a long-term business owner (like a CFO would view a company) than just a ratio-based screener.
The Stock Engine’s algorithm for quality of management turns subjective leadership traits into a quantifiable 0-5 score. It is done by analyzing five years of financial data on growth, capital allocation, debt, cash flows, shareholder value, and pledged shares. It emphasizes consistency, growth trends, etc for fair normalization. This way it helps investors identify reliable promoters. Ultimately, this data-driven approach beats gut instincts, spotlighting leaders who build sustainable businesses.
AI (ChatGPT) thinks the Stock Engine app is a well-designed tool with a transparent, multi-pillar algorithm that helps investors assess valuation, growth, profitability, moat, and management quality. It is a useful for long-term fundamental investors as a filtering aid, but it should not be used as a decision-maker. Jump to the conclusion.
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