Source: Reproduces the criteria from Benjamin Graham, The Intelligent Investor (1949)
PER under 15x, PBR under 1.5x, equity ratio 50%+, and no losses in the last 5 years. A reproduction of the criteria Benjamin Graham set for the "defensive investor" (someone unwilling to do heavy legwork) in The Intelligent Investor. Deliberately unglamorous, and meant to be held as a diversified basket.
Free, no login. The button opens the screener with the above conditions applied.
Data comes from annual securities reports disclosed on EDINET (Japan FSA), via EDINET DB. Price-related values are as of each company's fiscal year-end (back-calculated from the disclosed trailing PER), not live quotes. Coverage: all TSE-listed companies, with names added progressively.
Number of the last 5 fiscal years (0-5) in which net income was negative. 3+ flags chronic losses. A quick check that a seemingly-cheap stock isn't a habitual underperformer, and also a building block of the Graham-style defensive investor criteria (no losses in the last 5 years). (Source: This tool's core design)