Start with the idea
You can begin with a phrase such as ‘beaten-down companies that are still growing’ instead of first deciding which field names, operators, and thresholds a screener expects.
NATURAL LANGUAGE STOCK SCREENER
Describe the company you want to find. Parse builds the screen.
Traditional screeners start with a database of metrics. Parse starts with the idea in your head. Write the screen the way you would explain it to another person, then inspect the financial filters Parse creates from your wording.
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See what the words became
Natural language can be ambiguous. Parse exposes its interpretation as filters and assumptions so you can decide whether the screen actually says what you meant.
Keep the precision of a traditional screener
Plain English is only the entry point. Once the screen exists, the criteria are explicit. That gives you the convenience of conversation without giving up the precision of measurable rules.
Try an example screen
See all 20 →Stocks below the lowest analyst target
Lists stocks whose current market price is below even the lowest available analyst consensus price target.
Quality compounders
Durable businesses combining efficient capital allocation, healthy margins, and sustained top-line growth.
High ROIC companies
Looks for businesses generating strong returns on the capital invested in their operations.
High free-cash-flow yield
Finds companies producing meaningful free cash flow relative to their market value.
Strong balance sheets
A financial-resilience screen emphasizing lower leverage and a strong ability to service interest expense.
Profitable growth
Looks for sustained growth in both sales and earnings while requiring an established level of profitability.
Questions
Can I type a stock-screening idea in normal English?
Yes. Parse is designed specifically to translate plain-English screening requests into structured filters.
What happens when a request is vague?
Parse can surface assumptions in the interpretation so you can revise the request or adjust the filters.
What market does Parse currently cover?
Parse currently screens a universe built from the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, with data refreshed daily.