undervalued-stock-screener

Specify your screening scope (whole market, a Shenwan industry, or a specific board), market cap range, result count, and focus style such as deep value or PEG-based growth value. The skill filters by PE/PB below industry medians, positive growth, healthy balance sheets, and strong ROE, then outputs a structured analysis report.

Value traps are flagged by low PE combined with low ROE, revenue growth with declining profits, operating cash flow persistently weaker than net income, high receivables, large goodwill, and heavy reliance on government subsidies. A-share specific checks include non-recurring income masking weak core operations and high share pledge ratios.

Yes, but financial companies use sector-specific metrics instead of standard debt ratios. Banks are evaluated on core tier-1 capital adequacy above 8.5% and provision coverage above 150%, while insurers use solvency ratios, since standard asset-liability ratios do not apply to financial institutions.

Yes, the skill integrates with the findata-toolkit-cn skill, which provides free A-share real-time quotes, financial indicators, insider trading data, northbound capital flows, and macro data without requiring API keys.

A-share valuation levels are structurally higher than mature markets and vary enormously across industries, so absolute PE cutoffs misclassify stocks. Comparing within Shenwan industry classifications avoids treating a 0.6x PB bank or a 40x PE software company as automatically cheap or expensive.

Low valuation does not equal investment opportunity, since cheap stocks may stay cheap due to structural decline or governance problems. The analysis relies on historical public data with reporting lag, and the output is informational only, not investment advice.