Screener Results: Ranking, Scoring, and Acting on the Matches

From Filter Match to Actionable List

A screener filter that returns 87 names isn't useful yet — you need to know which 87 are worth looking at in what order. The right default ranking depends on the intent of the screen. A quality screen should rank by composite quality score; a momentum screen should rank by 6-month relative strength; a value screen by a normalized valuation decile; a setup screen by current distance from a technical trigger. The Screener Results card gives you these rankings plus the ability to define your own.

What the Screener Results Card Shows

The Screener Results card renders matches as a sortable, virtualized table — 50 rows per page, 20+ columns available (price, market cap, sector, 1d/5d/1m/3m/6m returns, relative-strength vs SPY, P/E, PEG, FCF yield, conviction score, news sentiment 30d, regime-adjusted Sharpe). Default sort is by the composite score relevant to the active filter — tunable per user. Each row has inline actions: add to watchlist, add to portfolio, open in chart, open in fundamentals. Multi-select enables bulk watchlist add or bulk export to CSV / Notion / Google Sheets.

Reading the Output

Three practices improve the actionability of results. First, sort by multiple criteria, not one — sort by quality score descending, then by price-to-52w-high descending, to get quality names on a retracement; a single-sort ranking always over-weights one dimension. Second, never act on the full list — if a screen returns 87 names, you are going to look at the top 10-15 in detail; the rest exist to sanity-check that the screen isn't returning junk. Third, compare results across regimes — the same screen often returns very different sectors in a low-vol uptrend vs a correction; that meta-information is information.

Where It Fits

Pair with Screener Filters for the composition side, then drill into any result via the Conviction batch surface or Peer Comparison card. For broader market context beyond your filter, cross-reference with the Universe Heatmap.

Open the Screener Results → /app/screener