Stock Screens

My Peter Lynch screen has trounced the FTSE All-Share with a 65 per cent total return over the last 12 months versus 25 per cent, but I'm still not entirely happy

My mega-screen that pulls together six distinct investment styles is starting to rack up good numbers following a disappointing start to life four years ago

My Low-Risk High-Yield stock screen has trounced the index it selects shares from over the past decade with a 347 per cent total return versus 79 per cent from the FTSE All-Share. It has highlighted nine shares for the year ahead.

My screen based on the approach of famous contrarian investor David Dreman struggled to highlight many stocks, but those little it has found are of interest

The Cornerstone Growth screen struggles with productivity when applied to the UK market but not so much with stock picking

A screen based on Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula running for 10 years has finished the decade with a flourish

2021’s selection of John Neff-inspired stocks show some more promising growth characteristics.

My Inflation Beaters screen has been waiting without joy for nine years for inflation to raise its head.

Whoever said value was dead didn't tell Algy Hall's Piotroski screen; it's up 36 per cent in the last 12 months.

This year 14 shares have been highlighted by one of this column's most demanding screens