Value Agents

The linked site, branded Value Investor, screens US-listed companies using their SEC filings. Every night it reads the filings of thousands of companies and scores each on two questions: whether the business is good and whether the price is low. A daily list shows the cheapest companies that pass its tests, with a plain-English description of what each company does, market value, a cash yield, a price-to-profit multiple and a quality rating, and a See why link for each result.

The site also lists sections for undervalued stocks, funds and how it works, and mentions tracking of top investors. Each result states in simple terms what the company does, so you can skim the ranked list without reading filings.

It is a hosted service with a free start that needs no card and a separate pricing page. The material is informational and does not constitute investment advice, and prices shown on the list come from the most recent market close.