Screen, then deep-dive a name

Go from thousands of tickers to one thesis: filter the universe, then pull everything on the most interesting name.

The flow

1. Screen. ScreenStocks combines range filters across market cap, share price, sector and industry, 13F filer count and its change, short interest, days to cover, the squeeze and insider-sentiment scores, net insider buying, the going-concern flag, and the derived fundamentals: trailing P/E, dividend yield, revenue growth YoY, gross margin, average daily dollar volume, and TTM net income (minNetIncome=0 keeps profitable companies only). Every bound is optional, and a bound on a metric drops stocks with no data on that axis.
2. See who owns it. GetTopHolders for the biggest institutions; GetTopInstitutionalBuyersSellers for who added and trimmed last quarter.
3. Check the insiders and Congress. GetInsiderTransactions and GetInsiderSentimentScores, plus GetCongressionalTrades.
4. Read the fundamentals and valuation. GetFinancialStatement and GetValuationMultiples in context of the industry.
5. Get the story. SearchDocuments or GetEarningsBrief for the qualitative picture.

Prompt

Screen the Technology sector for profitable companies above a $2B market cap, trading under 25× trailing earnings, growing revenue at least 15% year over year, and liquid enough to trade — at least $10M of average daily dollar volume. Then give me the full picture on the most interesting one: top holders, recent insider activity, last quarter's numbers, and how its valuation compares to peers.

What you get

A shortlist you set the rules for, then a one-name deep dive that would otherwise take a dozen tabs — ownership, insider signal, fundamentals, and valuation, all sourced.