Japan stock screening presets that reproduce well-known methodologies — Graham, Piotroski, Kiyohara and more — with sources cited. Free, no login, runnable as-is.
Low-PBR stocks are a mixed bag (genuinely cheap, or dying). Screening out the "dying" ones with a 9-point financial hea… (Source: Reproduces criteria from Piotroski (2000), "Value Investing")
PBR below 1x, combined with low ROE and a cash-rich balance sheet: exactly the profile the Tokyo Stock Exchange is pres… (Source: Reproduces the target criteria implied by the Tokyo Stock Exchange's request on "management conscious of cost of capital and stock price" (2023))
PER under 15x, PBR under 1.5x, equity ratio 50%+, and no losses in the last 5 years. A reproduction of the criteria Ben… (Source: Reproduces the criteria from Benjamin Graham, The Intelligent Investor (1949))
The biggest trap in net-cash-style screening is picking up stocks that are cheap for a reason (dying, or with cooked bo… (Source: Reproduces the metrics from Altman (1968) bankruptcy prediction model / Beneish (1999) earnings manipulation model)
The core metric from "My Investment Method" (2024), an unusual bestseller for an investing book in Japan. Net cash = cu… (Source: Reproduces the metric from Tatsuo Kiyohara, My Investment Method (2024))