Filters 

• 📈 Market Cap: Over $300M.

• 🛡️ Low Debt: Debt-to-Equity under 0.3.

• 📊 High Profit Growth: 5-year EPS growth over 20%.

• 🏷️ Reasonable Valuation: P/E (Price to Earnings) ratio under 40.

• ⚖️ Favorable Growth-to-Price: Low PEG (Price/Earnings to Growth) ratio.

• 📙 Sorted by: Price-to-Book (P/B) value.

Explanation

• Companies with a Market Cap over $300M often offer stability and potential growth.

• A Debt-to-Equity ratio under 0.3 points to a strong financial foundation with reduced reliance on borrowed funds.

• Consistent EPS growth over 20% in the past five years indicates robust profitability.

• A P/E ratio under 40 suggests a reasonable stock valuation in relation to its earnings.

• A low PEG ratio hints at possible undervaluation when considering growth prospects.

• The screen's P/B sort order emphasizes stocks potentially undervalued relative to their book worth.

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