🔍 Nobody reads 500 annual reports. So most stock screeners sort by whichever one looks cheapest and hand you the top of the list. Ask why those got cheap, though, and plenty of them are cheap because the company is falling apart.
📊 FinanceHub does the slower version. It reads the reports every public company has to file with the government, and keeps only the hundred or so that are actually growing and actually making money. Price gets no vote in that step, so nothing lands on the list just for being beaten up.
🏦 Then it grades each one against its own industry. A bank at 11 times earnings and a software company at 45 are both completely normal for what they are. Comparing them to each other tells you nothing, so it doesn't.
📓 It grades itself, too. A signal gets written down before anyone knows whether it worked, then checked later, so the site can tell you which ideas paid off and which have no record yet. Somewhere to start reading, not a list of things to buy.