Altura Capital | Stock Screener

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Strong buy

Score 4.2 and above

Buy

Score 3.2 to 4.1

Hold

Score 2.2 to 3.1

Sell

Score 1.2 to 2.1

Strong sell

Score below 1.2

Undervalued

Below Graham value

Average dividend yield

0.00%

Stocks with dividend data

Value traded

K 0

Latest session

Most traded

Value traded in the latest session

Price movers

Stocks whose price changed on the last close

Signal distribution

Stocks without results data are not rated

Dividend leaders

Highest trailing yield

Composite score

Rated stocks, ranked out of 5

Score against liquidity

Value traded (log scale) against score

Strong buyBuyHoldSellStrong sell

A high score only helps if you can trade the stock. Look to the top right.

Value map

P/E against dividend yield. Circle size shows score

Strong buyBuyHoldSellStrong sell

Stocks towards the top left combine a low earnings multiple with a high yield. Colours change as you move the scoring weights.

Scoring weights

Drag to reweight the model; scores and signals update live

Liquidity map

High is K100,000 or more a day, moderate K10,000 or more, thin anything below

How the scoring weights work

Each slider sets how much one factor counts towards a stock's score

Every rated stock earns points on each factor below. A slider at 0 removes that factor; at 3 it counts three times as much as a factor set to 1. The points earned are divided by the most a stock could have earned and scaled to a score out of 5, which sets the signal: Strong buy from 4.2, Buy from 3.2, Hold from 2.2, Sell from 1.2 and Strong sell below that.

P/E ratio

Rewards cheap earnings. Full points below 8×, three quarters below 12×, half below 18×, a quarter below 25× and none above. Loss-making companies score nothing here. Move it right if you value current profits most.

P/B ratio

Rewards stocks priced close to or below their net assets. Full points below 0.8×, 70% below 1.5×, 30% below 2.5×. Useful for banks, insurers and holding companies. Move it right to favour asset backing over earnings.

Dividend yield

Rewards cash paid out. Full points above 6%, 70% above 4%, 40% above 2%. Stocks with no dividend data skip this factor rather than scoring zero. Move it right for an income focus.

52-week position

Rewards stocks near the bottom of their yearly range: full points in the lowest quarter, half in the lowest 40%, and a small penalty in the top fifth. Move it right for a buy-the-dip approach. Keep it low for thinly traded stocks, where one small trade can move the range.

Why liquidity isn't a slider

Liquidity is shown beside the score rather than inside it, so a stock's value case and how easily you can trade it stay separate. Check both before acting on a signal.