Using the Vibe Screener
The Vibe Screener finds stocks using natural language instead of complicated filters. Just describe what you’re looking for—“undervalued tech stocks with strong cash flow”—and AI finds matches for you.How the Vibe Screener Works
Traditional screeners require you to:- Know which metrics to filter
- Set specific numerical ranges
- Combine multiple complex criteria
- You describe what you want in plain English
- AI translates your description into relevant criteria
- Matching stocks are returned with explanations
Getting Started
On Web
- Click “Screener” in the left sidebar (or navigate to the Research section)
- You’ll see the Vibe Screener input box
- Type what you’re looking for
- Press Enter or click “Search”
- Review results
On Mobile
- Tap “Research” or “Screener” in the navigation
- Tap the search/input area
- Describe what you want
- Tap “Search”
- Browse results
Example Searches
By Valuation
“Undervalued large cap stocks”
“Tech stocks trading below their 5-year average P/E”
“Cheap dividend stocks”
By Growth
“Fast growing small cap companies”
“Tech stocks with revenue growth over 30%”
“Companies growing earnings faster than revenue”
By Quality
“High quality businesses with strong moats”
“Companies with consistently high profit margins”
“Stocks with high return on equity”
By Dividends
“Dividend stocks with yields over 4%”
“Companies that have raised dividends for 20+ years”
“High dividend stocks with low payout ratios”
By Financial Health
“Companies with low debt and strong cash flow”
“Stocks with healthy balance sheets”
“Cash-rich tech companies”
By Sector or Industry
“Semiconductor stocks”
“Healthcare companies focused on AI”
“Clean energy stocks”
By Strategy
“Stocks Warren Buffett might like”
“Momentum stocks breaking out to new highs”
“Defensive stocks for a recession”
Combined Criteria
“Undervalued tech stocks with strong cash flow and growing dividends”
“Small cap healthcare with revenue growth over 20% and positive earnings”
“High quality consumer stocks trading at reasonable valuations”
Understanding Results
When you run a screen, you’ll see:Stock List
A table of matching stocks showing:- Ticker symbol and company name
- Current price
- Key metrics relevant to your search
- Why each stock matched (match explanation)
Match Quality
Stocks are ranked by how well they fit your criteria. Top results are the strongest matches.Relevant Metrics
The screener shows metrics that matter for your specific search. A dividend search shows yield and payout ratio; a growth search shows revenue growth rates.Saving Screens
Save for Later (Pro)
If you want to run the same screen again:- Run your screen
- Click “Save Screen” or the bookmark icon
- Name your saved screen
- Access it anytime from Saved Screens
Saved Screen Alerts (Pro)
Set up alerts when new stocks match your saved criteria:- Open a saved screen
- Click “Set Alert”
- Choose notification preferences
- Get notified when new matches appear
Refining Results
Be More Specific
If results are too broad, add more criteria: Too broad: “Tech stocks” Better: “Profitable tech stocks under $50 billion market cap with positive cash flow”Try Different Angles
The same concept can be expressed different ways:- “Cheap stocks” vs “Undervalued stocks” vs “Stocks with low P/E”
- “Growing companies” vs “High growth stocks” vs “Revenue growth over 20%”
Exclude What You Don’t Want
You can specify exclusions:“Dividend stocks, but not REITs or utilities”
“Tech stocks excluding mega caps”
“Growing companies that aren’t losing money”
From Screen to Research
Found interesting stocks? Here’s what to do next:Quick Add to Watchlist
Click the ”+” icon next to any result to add it to a watchlist for tracking.Deep Dive
Click any stock to open its full stock page with detailed data.Ask the AI
Right from results, click “Ask AI” to get more details:“Compare these top 3 results” “Which of these has the best balance sheet?”
Free vs. Pro Screener
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Basic screens | ✓ | ✓ |
| Results per screen | Limited | Full results |
| Advanced filters | Basic | Advanced |
| Save screens | ✗ | ✓ |
| Screen alerts | ✗ | ✓ |
| Export results | ✗ | ✓ |
Tips for Better Screens
1. Start Broad, Then Narrow
Begin with a general idea, see what comes back, then refine:- “Dividend stocks” → too many results
- “Dividend stocks with yield over 3%” → better
- “Dividend stocks, yield 3-5%, growing dividend, low payout ratio” → refined
2. Use Specific Numbers When Possible
“P/E under 15” is more precise than “cheap” “Market cap over $10 billion” is clearer than “large cap”
3. Combine Quality Filters
Good investments often share multiple positive traits:“Profitable, growing revenue, low debt, reasonable valuation”This filters out companies that score well on only one metric.
4. Consider What You’re Missing
Every screen has blind spots. A “low P/E” screen might miss great growth companies. A “high growth” screen might include overvalued stocks. Be aware of tradeoffs.5. Screen ≠ Buy List
Screening finds candidates for research, not confirmed investments. Always dig deeper before making decisions.Troubleshooting
”No results found”
Your criteria might be too restrictive. Try:- Relaxing some requirements
- Removing one filter at a time
- Using broader terms
”Too many results”
Add more criteria to narrow down:- Add a valuation filter
- Specify market cap range
- Add quality requirements
”Results don’t seem to match”
Try rephrasing your query. The AI interprets natural language, so different wording might work better:- “Cheap stocks” → “Stocks with P/E under 15”
- “Good companies” → “Companies with ROE over 15% and positive earnings growth"
"I don’t understand a metric in the results”
Click on any metric header for a definition, or ask the AI:“What does EV/EBITDA mean?”